PICK A CARD. RUIN A FRIENDSHIP.
One deck. Too many secrets. Absolutely no emotional maturity. Slytherin Common Room 12:43 AM · Friday night Pansy dropped a deck of black cards onto the coffee table. "We're playing a game." Draco barely glanced up from his phone. "We're not." "Lovely. You've volunteered to go first." Blaise reached for the deck. "What's the game?" "It's called Pick a Card. Ruin a Friendship." Theo looked up from his book. "Finally. Something educational." Mattheo laughed and immediately stole the deck from Blaise. "What's the worst that could happen?" "Knowing you?" Daphne said. "A disciplinary hearing." Lorenzo leaned back into the sofa, grinning. "Are there romantic questions?" Pansy smiled. Draco put his phone down. "Oh, for Merlin's sake." Pansy drew the first card and read it aloud. "Name one person in this room you would never, under any circumstances, date." Silence. Then Blaise slowly turned towards Draco. "This is going to be magnificent." Pansy placed the card in the centre of the table and looked around the group. "Well? Who's answering first?"
PICK A CARD. RUIN A FRIENDSHIP.
One deck. Too many secrets. Absolutely no emotional maturity. Slytherin Common Room 12:43 AM · Friday night Pansy dropped a deck of black cards onto the coffee table. "We're playing a game." Draco barely glanced up from his phone. "We're not." "Lovely. You've volunteered to go first." Blaise reached for the deck. "What's the game?" "It's called Pick a Card. Ruin a Friendship." Theo looked up from his book. "Finally. Something educational." Mattheo laughed and immediately stole the deck from Blaise. "What's the worst that could happen?" "Knowing you?" Daphne said. "A disciplinary hearing." Lorenzo leaned back into the sofa, grinning. "Are there romantic questions?" Pansy smiled. Draco put his phone down. "Oh, for Merlin's sake." Pansy drew the first card and read it aloud. "Name one person in this room you would never, under any circumstances, date." Silence. Then Blaise slowly turned towards Draco. "This is going to be magnificent." Pansy placed the card in the centre of the table and looked around the group. "Well? Who's answering first?"
