@ElderGod-Icefire
"Uhm…no, can't say I have." He replied, blinking. "I don't think I've ever even heard of it."
"Uhm…no, can't say I have." He replied, blinking. "I don't think I've ever even heard of it."
“Oh, you poor, deprived child,” Allie groaned dramatically. “I’ll teach you how to play! So we split the deck in half and put our cards in a stack, face down.” She took the cards and demonstrated. “Then we each play one card at a time, keeping it face down until we set it in the middle, gradually forming a pile.” She set down her top card, a four.
Logan nodded slowly, watching her. "Okay…" He frowned slightly as he watched, resting his chin on his hand.
“Now you play a card,” she instructed, tilting her chin at him. “And if it’s a number card, we keep going. If it’s face card, I’ll explain what to do next.”
He played a card slowly, looking at her. "Like this?" He asked, raising his eyebrows.
Allie nodded. “Yep, now I’ll play another one,” she narrated, placing down the jack of spades. “Okay, so when it’s a face card you get a certain amount of chances to play another face card before you lose the deck. In this game you want all the cards. Anyway, with a jack you only get one chance to put down a face card.”
He raised his eyebrows. "That's…a bit strange." He replied. "But…do I put another card down now, or what?" he asked, looking at her.
“Yeah, it’s your turn,” Allie replied with a smirk. This game wasn’t strange at all to her since she’d been playing for years.
He put a card down, making a face. "This game is weird." He protested, looking at her and still making a face.
Allie giggled. “Well now I get the deck, since you put down a number card. Now I get to start again, because I won that round.” She laid down another number card.
He sighed. "This game makes no sense!" He exclaimed, putting down a number card again.
“You’ll get the hang of it eventually,” Allie assured him with a grin, setting down another number card. “Now your turn again.”
He rolled his eyes, giving a heavy sigh as he played another card. A number one. "If you say so."
Allie giggled. “Trust me.” She set down yet another number card, looking back at Logan to signal it was his turn now.
Logan raised an eyebrow, and played a face card. He sighed softly, raising an eyebrow at her.
“So since you played a king, I have three tries to play a face card,” Allie said, slowly placing a two on top, followed by an ace. “Now you go. An ace is four chances.”
He nodded, and played one card, then another, then another. The third was a queen.
“That gives me two chances,” she explained, putting down a nine and a ten. She sighed. “Okay, you get that deck.” She pushed it toward him. “And you start next.”
He took it, then hesitantly played a card. It was a ten. Nothing special. He looked at her with a raised eyebrow. "Like that?"
Allie nodded. “Exactly like that,” she replied, playing a queen. “Queen is two chances,” she reminded him.
He nodded, and played a card, then another card. Both were number cards. He sighed softly, frowning a little.
Allie smirked and took the deck. “Since I won that round I play a card first.” She set down another number card with a flourish.
He sighed, and played a face card. A jack. He grimaced slightly, shaking his head a little.
Allie laughed. “What’s with the face?” she asked, setting down a seven. “Damn. You won that round. Are you ready to start playing with slaps?”
"Slaps?" He echoed in confusion. "I still barely understand the game and now you want to add physical violence?"
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