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Assistant: Title: Children's Corner
        Author: inky_dreams inky_dreams 
        Chapter: 2/11 
        Summary: A series of snippets revolving around the lives of Slade Wilson and his children.Slade really does enjoy these moments with his children. Truly. But sometimes he can't help but think that the days he'd spent on the battlefield were much more calmer in comparison.
        Contents: Chapter 2: Monopoly Night
    

    

        
          
          
            Welcome to Monopoly with the Wilsons. In this version, not only is cheating allowed, it's essential to survival.
          
        

  

  
  
    
    “So,” starts Medea hesitantly. “How much is the rent again?”“$550,” crows Rose triumphantly. “Ha, Pay up!”“But I don’t have that much…” she protests weakly. “I just paid Grant too!” Slade wondered if she– ah, never mind, she would.  Was it considered cheating when Medea employs those thrice-accursed puppy eyes of hers? He watched as Rose practically folded at that look of hers. “I mean… I guess I could just take whatever you have. Like $50?”Medea beamed and slid the $50 in monopoly money over to her sister, ignoring the way Joey complained of the unfairness of the situation. “Pops, tell Rose she can’t do that,” he signs heatedly. 
   Son, if you find a way to defend yourself against your sister’s puppy dog eyes that you taught her, then I’d gladly back you up. 
  Not even twenty minutes later, Slade began to question many of his decisions. The first and foremost was why on earth he had agreed to play Monopoly with them.His children were cutthroat, and he’s about 87% sure that there is an agreement between all four of them to bankrupt both him and Billy. They’d succeeded with Billy, who was so severely in debt, it was laughable. “But it doesn’t make sense,” says Billy, baffled by the turn of events. “There is no possible way I could be so in debt.”“Maybe your luck is just that bad tonight,” lies Slade as he sees a pair of hands sneak a few fives away from Billy’s stack of monopoly money.  Huh, he hadn’t known cheating was on the table. He supposed anything went so long as you weren’t caught. 
   Still, this opened up so many possibilities… 
  Nobody blinks an eye when Slade takes over the job of being the bank from Billy. Billy, who is too out of it to care. He had excused himself from the game and was out on the porch, smoking away his terrible luck. The task is easy, and honestly, nobody truly looks at the bank’s inventory, so when a few hundred go missing, who’s to know?So while Medea is debating with Grant whether she should pay the full price of stepping on his property, Slade hands her $100 from underneath the table. “$100 is my final offer,” she tells him staunchly. Grant’s jaw dropped at her ridiculously low offer. “Cheater!”“No.” “Then how do you explain the sudden $100 bill?” He gestures wildly to the slip of money in her hand. “You ran out of hundreds during your last turn.”Without blinking, she says, “A loan from the bank.” Grant turns to his other sister. “… isn’t that against the rules? Tell her it’s against the rules, Rose.” Slade has to give his older daughter credit where it’s due, for Rose acts completely ignorant to such a question as if she hadn’t just gotten her very own  bank loan  earlier. “No? Well, technically it’s never mentioned. I think. Is that cheating, Dad?”“No.” “You can’t ask him! He’s literally also been playing as the bank.” “It’s not like you haven’t cheated,” states Medea confidently. “You most definitely rigged my last toss.”“I haven’t cheated.”“Liar.” She crossed her arms and stared down Grant.“Sh@t.”  “Language,” says Slade absentmindedly as he flicked through the stacks of monopoly money deftly, totalling up each of his children’s assets. “Besides, that was the last round. Just take the $100, Grant.”Joey stared amongst his squabbling siblings and blinked. “Wait, I’m sorry. We’ve been cheating this whole time?” emits his voice from the cell phone beside him.“You haven’t?” asks Rose incredulously. “Are you saying that you’ve been playing by the rules this whole time?”Slowly, he nodded to the astonishment of his siblings. “You mean this whole time I could have been cheating?” “Haven't you?” points out Slade. “I’m quite sure causing bankruptcy due to more unscrupulous methods counts.”“That doesn’t count. Uncle Billy was getting a little too arrogant with his winnings.”Billy, who had just returned from his smoke break, stares at the children. “Pardon? Would you mind repeating that?” In unison, the four turned to see their godfather with a truly terrifying smile on his face. Slade cackled as his children scattered away frightened.'
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