Poker

It's poker night for the guys and tonight they're not betting chips, but each other's daughters.

Thanks to the machinations of Roxy Lalonde the group is once again embroiled in a game of strip poker...this time with a twist! Who will win? Who will lose? Find out, as another chapter in the saga begins.

Hinata tilts his head ever so slightly, eyes sparking. “Bluffing’s a game, Kageyama, you just need to learn how to play it right.” Kageyama Tobio is a successful defence attorney with everything he needs: a growing career, a steady queue of clients, and a reputation that's going to open doors for him. It's all going well - on paper. Until one day, when a teenage girl arrives at his office begging him to get her brother off the hook for a murder charge, and Kageyama finds himself defending Hinata Shouyou: a poker player with a reputation for being undefeated. It should be just another case. But Kageyama, realising that his life in law is perhaps too lonely, too stale, keeps this one client in his life. Because something about Hinata is addicting, and maybe this is just the gamble that he needs to take. (A lawyer AU; based on the events in the Ace Attorney series.)

Having escaped from a world gone mad, the five members of the Literature Club have decided that the only way for them to unwind is another night of Strip Poker. Despite the embarrassing memories from the first time, all five are motivated to participate: Yuri, because she seeks to make a comeback (giggity) and win this timeMonika, because she intends to prove the superiority of her strategyAoi, because she wants to revisit her sexuality after having gone through a major life changeNatsuki, because she wants to prove that she's just as attractive as any of the other girlsSayori, because frankly, she's just really horny The epic showdown begins once again; only one of them will win, but in a game of Strip Poker, no one truly loses, now do they?

Prompto's mouth is dry. His brain's coming up with some pretty amazing mental pictures, just from those words alone. He squirms in his chair, and Gladio laughs. "Someone's interested." "So? I'm into it, what can I say." He shifts again. Even if he loses, there's no order he can think of that he won't love following – not from these guys. "Let's do it." "I'm in," says Noct, not a beat of hesitation. "And I," says Ignis. "So deal already," says Gladio – and Ignis does, long fingers steady and sure on the cards.

Set around Class 3-E's Summer vacation before trip to Okinawa Islands and before Itona joined Class 3-E. Korosensei came up with an idea of having him and his class to play games to bond together, and know each other more! But what if these games are for his plan to ship everyone together? Worst of all, what if he unintentionally forced secrets out of some of the students's life? Who knows, but let the games begin!

Iwaizumi flipped through the drawings of people, some of them nudes, until he came to the one of himself near the back. It was really good. The shading and lines were magnificent. It could almost be a picture. He wasn’t sure what to do now, though. It had been rude to draw him without his permission, but… “Give me this drawing and we’ll call it even,” he said, looking up at Oikawa. Oikawa frowned, shaking his head, the last rays of the evening sun catching the faint red tint in his short hair as it bounced. “Absolutely not. That’s one of my best.” He folded his arms across his chest, the fabric of his minty-blue colored dress shirt straining lightly over his shoulders and biceps. “Besides, it’s not finished yet.”

A Hartwin story based on the titles from the 24 James Bond films (plus the non-Cubby Broccoli film, "Never Say Never Again"). The 25 chapters will take place in the same universe, but not always in chronological order. I have put every tag possible in chapter one, but each chapter summary will specify the tags for that particular chapter. I have given an overall rating of Explicit because it will go that far in some chapters, but each chapter will have a rating with the tags. Because Harry and Eggsy deserve a long, out of order story that shows them at their very best and very worst...and always in love. Please note that there are two chapters involving major character death. Since this story is told out of order, you will not miss anything if you choose to skip those chapters. The chapters are well tagged and emphasized, so you will know which chapters include the major character death if you don't wish to read them.

What could possibly be a better way for the freelancers to pass time between missions and training then a nice friendly game of strip poker?

Bucky calls Sam's bluff, and Bucky remembers his.

A poker game that leads to unexpected discoveries.

He was perhaps the best there was. Never lost a single game, although he'd be lying if he said that he hadn't come close before, and he knew that. But then she played against him.And to them, she was the queen.And compared to her, he was perhaps nothing more than a pesky serving boy.