Open Book 2 – The first noun on the page that is a tangible object is the first gift you open. (Actually I got Dev again, but it’s not as much fun using the same character twice.) I suppose Daniel does have a playful side, so yeah, he might do that. Open Book 1 – The first character name on the page is the one who buys trick candles (those kinds that never go out).ĭaniel. I don’t know, Piper seems a little too straight-laced and disciplined to do something like that! 6. Open Book 5 – The first character name on the page is the one who sticks their finger in the icing when no one is looking. Unless he just orders someone else to bake it, in which case it could be delicious… 5.

He’s probably never prepared food in his life, so the cake is probably going to be pretty awful. Open Book 4 – The first character name on the page is the one who bakes the cake. The Creepy Hollow Guild, which means, my party is in the faerie realm! I’ll take it. a person’s house, a grocery store, the middle of a forest, etc.). Open Book 3 – Wherever the current scene takes place will be the location of the party (as specific as possible, e.g. Either way, I’m just glad to have him at my party since he’s hilarious and we’re practically the same person because of all the random things we have in common. Hmmm… he doesn’t seem like the type to be mean and spoil the surprise on purpose, so it must’ve been an accident.

Open Book 2 – The first character name on the page is the one who ruins the surprise early (either by accidentally mentioning it or by telling you on purpose because they can’t keep a secret). Ok, we’re off to a great start! He runs a supernatural night club and is rich, so I feel like he could probably plan a pretty kickass party. Open Book 1 – The first character name on the page is the one who plans the surprise party.ĭev.

A Fortunate Accident by S.J. Pajonas