The Seventeen Project

[Games]

"How was it?!" S Coups demands, as me and all the guys are sitting in their living room. I'm sat with my back against one of the sofas as there isn't enough room. "Did they capture your heart?"

"Coups stop harassing Adelaide!" Seungkwan yells, launching himself at the boy. The boys then begin play-fighting and yelling in Korean.

Vernon enters the room from the kitchen and after realising that there is no sofa space free he comes and sits beside me, pulling up his knees and hugging them to his chest. "Are you okay?" He asks, looking me directly in the eye. "With the whole language thing?"

"Yeah, I mean I have you and Joshua so I'm chill, its chill." I reply, pulling my sweater sleeves around my hands.

"Its chill." Vernon repeats mockingly.

"Hey!" I yell, pouting. But he simply laughs his ass off.

"Whats so funny?" Jeonghan questions, raising one of his perfect eyebrows.

"Nothing, nothing...its chill." Vernon mutters, nudging me and trying to stifle his laughter. Jeonghan looks on in confusion as he doesn't understand quite what Vernon means.

"We play the kissing game?" Wonwoo yells to everyone. I pull my hand away from Vernon who was using a pen to graffiti it...I really hope that isn't a sharpie.

"I'll pass." Vernon says holding his hands up in surrender and hurriedly departing from the room.

All the other guys begin forming a standing line and Hoshi gets some card. "Whats the kissing game?" I ask to no one in particular.

"Come here Addie." Joshua calls, making a space for me on the end. "You'll see what the game is." He assures me as the boys start the game at the other end of the line.

I watch in a kind of shocked horror as the boys pass a piece of card to each other; Mouth to mouth.

Looking down the line I realise that I will only have to receive a card from Joshua and I calm down a little bit.

Woozi nearly drops the card when Jun passes it to him but he keeps a hold on it and passes it to Joshua.

Here goes nothing I think as Joshua bends down to my height for me to get the card. He pushes the card against my lips, me painfully aware that the only thing stopping this from becoming awkward is what seems like the thinnest bit of material in the world right now. But I receive it confidently and try to take it away but am distracted by Joshua's slight giggle.

He giggles more, I can feel the air coming out of his nose and he tries not the mess up the game. I fight the wave of laughter threatening to overcome me as I look into Joshua's eyes and will him to stop.

He somehow manages to compose himself and I take the card and place it on a plate.

I let out a sigh of relief as I realise I have done it, but soon find out that the boys are already passing three more bits of card down the line...