The Big Book Of Video Game Imagines

Grateful - (Young Sam Drake X Reader) (Uncharted)

"Wrong." I folded my arms in Nathan's direction as he just scoffed and turned to his older brother, Sam, for some back up. Sam just stood quiet throughout our little debate and shrugged his shoulders as we continued to walk on the sidewalk, heading in the direction of my house at the end of the block. The streetlights lit a path for us as the night sky was absent of the stars and the moon itself. The clouds that covered the sky had smelled of rain and sounds of thunder were clapping throughout our little walk. I didn't pay any mind to the warning signs of the storm as I just gripped the straps of my backpack and grinned as I jumped in delight from finally one of the Drake brothers wrong on a little topic in history.

"That's so not true! The Ming dynasty was always there when the Mongols ruled, they just didn't have enough people to support them to overthrow them." Nate threw out his arms in front himself as I chuckled in sweet victory. I turned around and started to walk backwards facing Nate and Sam.

"You're still wrong. The Ming Dynasty succeeded the Mongols under the ruler of Zhu Yuanzhang; He then eradicated all types of foreign rule. He even enforced the way of Confucianism when the Mongols were gone." I looked at Nate's expression as I turned to look at Sam, who was just looking at all of the houses on my block. I could see that he was feeling a bit out of place as he stared at my neighbors large front lawns and lavish exteriors. He must've felt my gaze, because he turned to look at me with a smile plastered on his face.

"Sam, come on. She's totally wrong on this one." Nate had nudged his older brother in the side while he just chuckled at the both of us. When Sam didn't say anything, that's when Nate was in shock and started to finally realise that I was correct. "Sam?"

"I hate to say it, but (Y/N)'s right on this one, sorry little brother." He reached over and ruffled Nathan's hair as I just laughed out loud. "Congrats (Y/N), you finally have struck a victory after many losses. You were correct on most of your points, but i'll let you consider this a win." He held out his hand for me to shake, but instead of accepting my victory like a normal person, I went a bit overboard and slapped his hand and skipped down the street. I heard Nate scoff at me and scuff his shoes on the concrete while Sam just stared at me wide-eyed like I was crazy.

As we came to the corner that was across the street from my house, a loud crack of thunder erupted throughout the sky, sending a shiver down my back. I turned to look at Sam and Nathan and replaced my wide grin for a small smile as I waved them along. "We should hurry up, it could start raining any minute." I told them as they sped up their pace.

"Quick question if you don't mind me asking, but uh... are your parents even going to let us in? I mean it's late as it is and I don't see your parents just letting you, their daughter, have a "sleepover" with two boys that they hardly even know... two good looking boys at that." Sam mentioned the end part to me with a slight chuckle as I turned to him with a smile.

"Well I can't argue with that last part," I said flirtatiously, "But you guys have nothing to worry about. My parents left earlier in day for a three week business trip in Europe. You guys are welcomed to stay all the way up until the twenty fifth; Even if they were here, I'm sure they wouldn't even notice you guys, they hardly ever notice their own daughter, so..." I just left it at that, but as we reached the foot of the driveway, I was a bit confused on why there was a taxi waiting by the front doors of the house.

"I don't know what it looks like to you, but it looks to be that they're still here." Sam said as I cursed under my breath as I wondered why they would still be here. I turned to the brothers and then back at my house. The thunder in the sky only got louder and started to mix in with flashes of lightning. I knew it was going to start raining any minute.

"Umm, we can try the front doors, but you guys will have to follow my lead and very carefully. I don't know if they are staying or leaving." I started walking up the driveway and looked at the taxi driver through the window. I gave a slight wave as I put a hand on Nate's back and hurried him along. Right when I got to the door, rain started to heavily pour from the skies above.