Wu Ling's question set the tone for this game.
The question Nangong Yao chose was simple too. After that, everyone followed suit and picked the easiest questions. The game dragged on drearily, just like it had when Huang Tian and the others first started playing.
The second-to-last person was Chen Xiaoqiu. She looked at me and asked, "Truth or dare?"
"Truth."
"Are you an only child?"
"No."
Next, I was supposed to ask Wu Ling a question, ending the first round and starting the second. By then, things were bound to change—that was what most people thought.
Since I'd proposed the game, I must have had a plan. I wasn't going to let it continue unchanged.
Everyone's eyes fell on me.
I felt a heavy pressure. It had been there for a while, but now it grew heavier.
I didn't look at Wu Ling. Instead, I raised my eyes slightly.
"Truth or dare?"
I heard a faint intake of breath.
Clearly, the direction I was looking in had surprised quite a few people.
Wu Ling, beside me, said nothing, as if she'd expected this.
The room was lit, and the large chandelier on the ceiling flickered twice.
I heard Guo Yujie gasp, clear as day, but soon the sound of my own heartbeat drowned out everyone's breathing.
I clenched my fists.
That's right. I'd bet right! My theory was right!
I was so excited I could barely contain myself. It took several deep breaths to calm down.
This was only the first step...
"I want you to remove the marks from everyone. Get rid of the marks, and put an end to them!" I said, raising my voice.
The room fell utterly silent.
The next second, I caught a faint glimmer from the corner of my eye.
I hurriedly looked