None of them really remembered who's idea it had been to play Monopoly, but at this point, it didn't really matter because they were all pissed.
At first, it was harmless, because after all, what's a few bad dice rolls among friends?
As the game progressed, however, things got a bit…heated.
By the end of it, Nathan and Audrey had to leave before one of them misused their position as a detective ("You realize I could send you to actual jail, right?"), and Jennifer had to take a couple of laps around the Rouge to try to calm down, mostly because she'd yelled something about wanting a divorce and while everyone knew she was just mad, no one really wanted to test her.
Which she thought she had by the time she made it back to the stateroom where Duke was sitting and drinking some of his scotch, but unfortunately when she saw him, her agitation immediately flared back up.
She sat next to him on the couch, crossing her arms and glaring at him, "I can't believe you thought I was taking your money."
Duke let his head fall back so that it rested on the back of the couch as he sighed, "Short Stack, I'm sorry, I was–"
"And then you snatched Fifth Avenue right from under me!" She interrupted, taking his glass from him and taking her own drink.
"You had all of Park!" Duke tried to counter.
She narrowed her eyes at him as she finished her drink, "Oh, don't give me that; when I snatched that out from under Nathan and Audrey you looked like you wanted to make out with me right there."
He laughed despite himself and reached out to run his fingers through her hair until his hand rested on her neck, "You know, that sounds like a lot more fun than still being mad about that stupid board game."
She smirked at him as she leaned towards him and kissed his neck, "Yeah?"
He bowed his head to catch her mouth with his, "Definitely."
She giggled against his lips, and decided that she agreed.