[moonmoon]

Okay, I'm just coming up with these now, so if there are any spelling mistakes, feel free to correct them in your story.



MasterByRemote:

"Hey Izzy! I'm having party, and we are going to play Truth or Dare. Be there?" Izzy groaned, but put on a bright smile and turned around. Ella and her friends were always trying to get Izzy to play Truth or Dare with them. "Sure, I'll go!" she said, and then muttered "If it will make you shut up."


Italia13Calio:

Brianna prepared to flip the coin. "Winner gets to give loser TorD?" her oppenent suggested. Bri nodded. He was pretty cute, with sandy blond hair and mischievous brown eyes. Bri flipped the coin. She watched it turn over in the air, smiling. Bri had never lost a coin flip, ever. Then, the coin landed on tails. Bri'e eyes widened. She looked up at the boy in front of her. He grinned. "So, Bri, Truth or Dare?"

Koleidoscope Eyes:

Alayna glanced around the street nervously. It wasn't that she was scared of the dark, but- oh allright, that was it, she was scared of the dark. She shivered inthe cold breeze. Then she felt someone's breath on the back of her neck. She opened her mouth to scream, but someone covered her mouth. "You're not supposed to be here,"

DepravedChattel:

Blueguy99:Hey, I'm going to be going to California pretty soon,
Teresa felt her heart beating faster. The person she had been chatting with on TorD for over a year was coming near here. She typed out a reply.
Terryredresa: I'll send you my address, and then maybe we can play a game.

RussianRonaldo:

Abby completed the final knot, smiling in satifaction. Soon she'd be able to be finished with the dare someone had given here online: hogtie yourself in a street. She had made sure nobody would walk in the street. All of the sudden she heard quiet footsteps, and started panicking. It would take her at least 15 minutes to get herself out of the ropes. A figure stepped in front of her, staring at her.


Okay, those are the prompts. You don't have to use them in the beginning of the story, but you have to use them somewhere in the story. When I pick a winner, I will be judging on how well you used the prompt, creativity, and grammar/spelling.