Opinions are divided, but the game goes ahead with Jennifer's turn

The others received Hannah’s idea with varying degrees of enthusiasm, there were the ones who thought it could be fun and a small group who immediately became wary at the suggestion. Nevertheless, no one wanted to be the person responsible for breaking up the party, so one by one, they all sat down in the middle of what once was the dance floor.

Amongst those who were unsure was Zack, and with good reason. He knew those kind of games could get way out of hand, and he could only imagine how apprehensive people like Chloe, Victoria and Gavin were feeling right now. He hoped none of them would be pressured to do anything they didn’t want to.

Shawn, on the other hand, was giddy at that turn of events. Juvenile as it was, a game of truth or dare was even better than spiked punch to **** these girls into some sexy times, the knowledge they would have to do as he said while sober was a powerful thought to the older of the Lewis brothers. ”They even got a ranger here! I’ve got to hand it to Hannah and that brunette bimbo, they sure know how to party.” He smirked, the wheels on his mind already turning with embarrassing questions and humiliating dares.

“Alright, truth or dare, huh?” Heather said once everyone had taken his or her place in the circle. “You have to continue then, Jennifer.”

The older woman sighed, investigating the other cabins’ complaint was going to be her last assignment for the night before she was free to go home. Playing a high school game with some teenagers and young adults definitely wasn’t how she expected to spend her free time. However, with just a quick survey of everyone present on that circle, she was able to see that not everyone was comfortable with playing the game.

Recalling how much she got embarrassed in her high school days when playing truth or dare, spin the bottle and other similar games, Jennifer decided to try to help those kids, so their night wouldn’t suck as much as hers seemed to.

Figuring that it would be best if she started with someone she knew, the ranger picked her first target. “Heather, truth or dare?”

The few cheers that were heard with the blonde ranger's question quickly turned into boos of disapproval at the brunette’s reply. “Well, I think I’m gonna stay on the safe side at least on my first one,” She said, smiling at her older friend. “Truth it is, Jennifer.”

”Dammit, now I remember how lousy I was on this game,” Jennifer said with a **** chuckle, before she seemingly thought about a good question. “Okay, what were you doing when I got here?”

If anyone thought Heather could be embarrassed by that question, they clearly didn’t know her very well. Nonplussed, she smirked. “Peter was giving me head, a damn good one if I can say so, right beside the door,” Jennifer frowned at this. “You couldn’t see me ‘cause you rushed to help Kurt.”

There was a pained expression on Zack’s face and a raised eyebrow from Taylor amidst many neutral looks from the other players. Peter looked down at his crossed legs and grinned at the memory.

“Okay, my turn now, who to pick?” Heather tapped her chin with a thoughtful look on her face.