Truth or Dare Cloud X Reader

        “Shh, he'll be here any minute, go hide or something. I don't want him to know you all are here.” Tifa shooed you and the other girls in to her bathroom. “You can all come out once I have him trapped in here.” She quickly shut the door.

“So, how long you think we'll all be stuck in here before he actually shows up? If he shows up that is.” Yuffie hopped up on the vanity and swung her legs back and forth. “I bet we'll be here a while.” The other girls nodded in agreement, but said nothing in case they were wrong. “Gah, this is taking forever. Why is he always late?”

You knew you had to shut her up before she ruined everything. “Yuffie, you're going to give us away. Be quiet.”

“Oh, right.” She covered her mouth and blushed at her own stupidity. Only a few seconds after you'd gotten her quiet, there was a knock on the door. Rikku squealed in excitement. Paine and Yuna covered her mouth as quickly as they could. “And I'm the dumb one.” Yuffie whispered under her breath and shook her head.

You could hear the muffled sound of people speaking as you waited for Tifa to give you all the signal. Finally, it came. “Now girls and hurry.” Everyone rushed out of the bathroom to see a shocked, almost scared look on Cloud's face.

“W-what's going on? I thought you needed help to fix your sink. Why are all these girls here?” Cloud slowly backed towards the door, feeling around for the knob. “This isn't right Tifa.” He wiggled around the knob only to find it was locked, and he didn't have the key.

“I'm having a sleepover, and we needed a little excitement.” Tifa grabbed hold of cloud and pulled him back to the center of the room. “Now sit down, we're going to play a game.” Obviously against his desires, Cloud sat down and crossed his legs. Sitting right next to him so he couldn't get away, Tifa thought for a second. “So, does Truth or Dare sound good to everyone?”

“Oh yeah, that sounds really good.” Yuffie giggled and sat down in the circle. “I think we should make Cloud go first too. Since he is the guest of honor and all that.”

“Good point.” Tifa nodded. “Cloud, truth or dare?”

“I don't know, I'm really not interested in either. Truth I guess.” He shrugged, completely annoyed and uninterested in the game. Cloud wanted to make it apparent that he did not want to be here.

“I want to ask him, let me do it.” Yuffie begged. “Do you think any of us are pretty?” The entire group of girls smacked their faced with the palm of their hands. “What? I think it's a good question. I mean, I want to know the answer anyway.” Cloud sat there silently, he had no intention of answering Yuffie's question. “Fine, then you forfeit the truth, now you have to do the dare.”

Rikku shouted out over Yuffie in excitement. “I think we should give you a make over.” No one seemed to mind that idea too much. “So it's settled then? Awesome, I'll go get my stuff.” Rikku, and a few of the other girls ran to the bedroom and bathroom to grab all the needed items. Only you and Paine remained it the room with Cloud.

“No chance either of you would help me out of here right?” Cloud's face reminded you of a scared cat, unsure of what was about to happen and ready to run.

“I don't really see why not. If you get out of here, I'm coming with you.” Paine snorted. “This isn't exactly my cup of tea either.” She stood to her feet and started looking for the key. “Maybe if we hurry, we can escape.” A glimmer of Hope filled Cloud's eyes. He quickly joined Paine in the search.

“Um, actually. Tifa gave me the key earlier.” You pulled the golden door key from your pocket and held it up for Cloud.

Paine looked more than happy. “Well don't just sit there girl, unlock the door for us.”

“Right, I'll go ahead and do that now.” You managed to get the door unlocked just in time for the girls to come back.

“Run.” Cloud rushed out of the room, taking you by the hand and half dragging you down the dirt road. “We can hide over here.” He pulled you back behind some large bushes and crouched down next to you. “You know, sometimes I think Tifa's a little crazy.” He quickly managed to calm down and regain his normal, apathetic attitude. “Thanks for getting me out of there. I owe you, a lot.”

“It's no problem, that party was really boring. I don't think most of us wanted to be there anyway. Tifa was holding us all ca-” You stopped talking mid-sentence, afraid the girls swarming the street would hear you. You and Cloud watched intently as the group searched.

Tifa was close enough to touch you. Luckily, she didn't see. “His motorcycle's still here, he couldn't have gone far. Keep searching.” She walked away from where you were hiding and kept looking.

“We need to get to my bike. If we can manage to get on it, there's no way they'll be able to catch us.” Cloud put his sunglasses on, preparing himself for the ride. “On three, run.” After waiting for the right moment, Cloud gave the signal. The two of you ran as fast as you could and hopped on the motorcycle. He cranked up the engine and shot off. The girls immediately heard the roaring sound and came running, screaming for him to stop.

You wrapped your arms tightly around Cloud and tried not to fly off the seat. “Well, we made it away from the hoard of crazy girls.”

Cloud nodded but kept driving at top speed. After about fifteen or twenty minutes of holding on to him for dear life, Cloud stopped. You were somewhere in the desert, far, far away from everything. “I thought I could hide out here for a while. I, kind of forgot you were with me. I can take you back home if you want.”

“No, that's really okay, I'll wait. I think I can wait a while before my next near death experience.” You slowly got off the motorcycle, shaking a bit from being so tense for so long. “You're pretty dangerous on that thing.”

“I guess.” Cloud scratched the back of his head. “So, since we'll be here for a while, what do you want in return for getting me out of Tifa's party?”

“Hm, how about lessons? I'd look pretty awesome driving this thing.” Cloud just stared at you from behind his glasses. You had a feeling you were asking just a little too much of him. “Never mind, forget I asked.”

“No, I don't mind. I just thought I heard you say you'd had enough of near death experiences.” He shrugged and handed you the keys. “Just know, if you so much as put a scratch this, you will owe me for the rest of your life.”

You looked down at the keys, then handed them back. “On second thought, I think I'll pass. We can go for pizza instead.”

Cloud nodded happily. “Good choice.”