The Heartbreaker's Game

04 - Rules and Regulations

RULES AND REGULATION FOR THE HEARTBREAKER'S GAME

1. Both leaders must decide on a specific country as an arena for the Games.

2. Leaders must choose ONLY ONE representative

3. Leaders must also choose only one girl for their representative to break her heart.

4. She must be from the chosen country.

5. Each representative are transported to different starting point in the Game

6. They are to know ABSOLUTELY NOTHING about the girl - not even the name or face - but they WILL know that she is the chosen one when they meet her. They can tell by a feeling.

7. They are allowed to approach her in any form of method. RAPE is not counted because they need to make her fall in love with him.

8. Leaders are NOT allowed to do the job themselves even if they feel their representative is not up for it. Once chosen, you must play until you either win or lose.

9. There is no given time limit to break her heart - just make sure you break it first before the other party breaks his girl's heart.

10. Representatives are allowed to seek advice from their leaders.

11. UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES are the representatives allowed to sleep with girls not chosen for them.

12. UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES are the leaders allowed to send another representative to help.

13. UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES are the representatives allowed to FALL IN LOVE.

Jay’s POV

As Scott went through each rule (tortuously slowly), the rest of us were stifling yawns and heads kept nodding off. I know that we were supposed to listen, but we’ve gone through it so many times (seventy times, to be exact). Next to me, Sameul had managed to doze off and was snoring loudly. I nudged him by the sides to wake him up. If Scott sees that he is asleep, he would throw a fit, not just at the punk, but at the rest of us as well.

Samuel sat up abruptly, having woken up by my nudges, making a short snort as he did. “Huh? What I missed?” he asked groggily. 

“Scott isn’t done with the rules yet,” I hissed at him.

(“Rule number five, each reprensentative is transported . . .” Kris droned in the background.)

Samuel groaned, slapping his forehead with his palm in pure disbelief. “And I thought I slept through the whole thing already!” he moaned.

“Wake me up when he does,” Desmond whispered and closed his eyes.

“Tough luck. I’ve got things to do and sitting here listening to something I’ve heard for seventy times is seriously a waste of time,” Blake muttered, sighing. He looked out of the window, tuning Scott’s voice out.

 “What, is Scott only at Rule Number Five?” Chad complained, his eyes widening in horror. “And there are thirteen rules! That means that’s . . . erm . . .” He held out his fingers and began to count but all he got was a blank expression on his face.

“Seven more rules to go,” I sighed, doing the math for him.

“I knew that,” he replied sheepishly.

“Sure.”

He muttered something unintelligent under his breath. Scott’s voice was still moaning on somewhere in the background, oblivious to the fact that all of us were not even listening to him and that we had tuned him out the moment he said, “Rule Number One.”