“Everybody who’s played this game knows that only the killer is the one who winks,” Riley said after Ed picked him up off the floor.
“It was a blink, not a wink, and you only thought otherwise because you were standing to the side of me,” replied Ed.
“So, apparently, I’m not dead, and, in that case…” Riley grinned as he winked at Ed.
(This is based on a game that we used to play at parties when we were in high school. If you could figure out who the "killer" was, you won. If you got winked at by the killer, you lost and had to play dead. Not sure if other people have done this or not, hence the explanation.)
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Killer - 64 words
Date: 2019-03-07 03:42 am (UTC)“It was a blink, not a wink, and you only thought otherwise because you were standing to the side of me,” replied Ed.
“So, apparently, I’m not dead, and, in that case…” Riley grinned as he winked at Ed.
(This is based on a game that we used to play at parties when we were in high school. If you could figure out who the "killer" was, you won. If you got winked at by the killer, you lost and had to play dead. Not sure if other people have done this or not, hence the explanation.)