Leave Me Alone Mr Shaffer Novel

“What do you mean, doing it privately without letting us know?” Leonard asked, confused.

Leaning back, Seth casually replied, “We’ve been playing the same games over and over. It’s time for something new.” With that, a sense of mystery filled the air.

Everyone kept their cards close to their chests, and only the person with the number two card knew that they had to make Simon do something and obey unconditionally.

“Alright, collect the cards.” Courtney stood up and swiftly took the cards from everyone’s hands, not giving them a chance to reveal their cards secretly.

Sitting next to Seth, Isabella inadvertently caught his subtle glance under the table. She was certain that the person with the number two card had signaled under the table.

“It’s a shame I’m not number two. Otherwise, I would have Mr. Gates marry me.” Mandy joked.

Simon gave a helpless smile, his attitude gentle. He humored Mandy, saying, “That would be a stroke of good luck. For me.”

The atmosphere at the table was strange. Bloom was shuffling the cards, glancing at

the last round, Bloom was the only one who didn’t speak.

Could it be…

as unlikely. Before she could think further, the new round began.

and saw that less than an hour had passed. These people were in high

this round, Jerry was the king. He didn’t have any new ideas, so he randomly picked two people to eat pocky. As a result, he hit the jackpot. The two people were Mandy and Leonard. Jerry had his eyes on Mandy, while

unreadable. Mandy, a little drunk, propped her chin up and

to bite

leaned on his shoulder, eating it bit by bit.

two were skilled in the art of subtlety and innuendo. They ate the pocky in a way that was both

enjoying the show,

the opportunity to straighten up and move out of Seth’s reach. The man’s arm moved, but he was a bit slow. He watched as the woman in his arms slipped away like a fish. He squinted slightly, unable to resist pinching his fingertips.

hearing an ambiguous

really need to take so long?” Dariel urged impatiently, throwing out all

She had been quiet