Parker's POV:
We were all sat in the twins' room, positioned into a circle. There were 10 of us, so it was pretty crowded. Liv, Joey, Maddie, Diggie, Emma, Zuri, y/n, Ravi, me and... Luke. Ugh, I don't know why but I hate that kid. He seems nice but it's all an act, he just wants y/n and he'll do anything to get what he wants. Before I knew it, the game began. This should be fun...
"Ok, I'll spin this pencil and whoever it lands on I'll ask truth or dare!" Liv announced. I hope this game goes well and doesn't turn out like Joey's failed maths exam. A wreck. Ha, who am I kidding!? Nothing can be as bad as that! He said 12×12+12÷0+4=152. Liv spun the pencil and it landed on Zuri, "Zuri, truth or dare?" She asked. Zuri thought for a second before saying, "Truth."
Liv thought and smirked then replied, "Do you have a crush on a guy from your school?" Emma, y/n and Maddie giggled. Zuri reluctantly nodded, almost as if knowing what her sister was going to say. As I thought, Emma gasped and squealed, "Ooh! You like Stuart!" Zuri shuddered and shook her head before spinning the pencil. It landed on my munch of a brother, Joey.
"Joey, truth or dare?" Zuri asked, excitement in her voice. Joey thought for what seemed like ever and finally answered, "Truth, no! Dare!" Maddie, Liv and I laughed at our very strange brother's indecisiveness. Zuri giggled as Y/n whispered a suggestion into her ear. After her fit of laughter, she said, "I dare you to wear something that isn't to do with cats for the rest of the week!" Joey looked offended. No suprise there...
Joey's POV:
She is a little she-devil, I don't think I own anything that isn't to do with my feline friends. And I wasn't going to start now. I ran into my room and grabbed one of Parker's shirts. Surprisingly, it fit me perfectly. It's most likely due to my lack of weight and muscles. Even that little Ravi kid had a deeper voice than me. And according to his brother, that says a lot.
I ran back in to catch a glare from Parker. It must've been because I was wearing his shirt. I shrugged as if to say, 'Sorry, not sorry.' Then, we all continued with the game.
Y/n's POV:
"Y/n, truth or dare?" Liv asked. We had done a good few rounds and during this, Diggie had been made to do a good few funny dances. The poor kid never did learn his lesson from picking dare every time he was asked. "Truth." I answered Liv, knowing if I picked dare she'd make me wear a sparkly dress or something.
Big mistake...
"Do you have a crush on someone?" Liv asked me. Oh god. If I said yes, they'd want to know who and if I said no idea be lying. And I don't like lying to my friends or my brother. I nodded in response as the girls squealed as if they couldn't contain their excitement any longer. My brother raised an eyebrow and I ignored all futher reactions.
A few turns later, it was my turn again. I already knew I was trapped. If I said dare, they'd dare me to tell them who I liked BUT if I said truth, they'd ask me who I liked. I guess I just had to do it. I took a deep breath before reluctantly saying, "Dare." Emma, the one who asked me, giggled mischievously and instructed, "I dare you to tell us who your crush is!"
Again, the girls started squealing and Joey wiggled his eyebrows at me. I gently hit him on the arm and sighed. Ravi seemed sympathetic, he must've known that I didn't want to tell them this and that it was an uncomfortable subject for me. But I had to... So I did. I sighed and answered, "I like... Parker." Liv, Emma, Joey, Zuri, Ravi and Maddie all were so excited. I swear, those two guys were more of a girl than I ever was. I noticed Luke with a huge grin on his face. Of course, I knew before that Luke only liked me as a friend and I felt the same way. But Parker didn't know that.
Actually, Luke was the one I told about my feelings for Parker. Even though I had only just met him, I really trusted him. Speaking of Parker, he seemed shocked but also kind of happy. Before another word was said, Jessie yelled from down stairs, "Ok everyone! If you live in a New York penthouse it's time to go!" I laughed at her humour and went down stairs to say goodbye to the others. Today had been fun, but everything fun must come to an end.
We all said our goodbyes and the Ross kids left. After helping pack up, Diggie and I left. It had been exhausting today and I needed to sleep. But before I could get to the cab that Diggie had got for us, Luke quickly ran up. He tapped my shoulder, startling me a bit and said, "I'm proud of you, y/n. You admitted, not only to yourself, but to him and everyone else too, that you felt the same way as him. That took a lot of confidence but you did it." I smiled and hugged him, mumbling a thank you into his ear.
With that, we went our seperate ways and went home. I was glad I met Luke and the other Ross' kids. They brought out a good, more confident side of me and I was glad they did that. Because, nobody can show you your true self but, they can help you find who you really want to be. And I could never thank them enough for that.
