Leila groaned for what felt like the hundredth time. She would be lying if she said she wasn’t enjoying the girls’ company, but this game of cards was silly. It was supposed to be a relaxing evening after a fun but hectic convention, but this game was accelerating her heartbeat.
“Alright. Time to show your cards,” Lily yelled.
The three of them sat cross-legged on the floor, with the coldness of the tiles helping to keep them alert. Her competitive side had been struck awake, and she would win. She must win. She squeezed her eyes shut to let the first wave of dizziness pass. It had been a while since she was challenged to a drinking contest. Left to her, she avoided alcohol. But she had already consumed a few shots already.
“Fine,” Susan murmured. Among all three, she was the most rela
