All Chapters of Jenny & Jay - Volume 1: Chapter 1 - Chapter 10

The first day of my final year of school had begun. As always, I was curious to see how much the girls had changed over the summer. Spotting a few easy targets filled me with excitement as I casually adjusted my dark blond hair.My thoughts were interrupted by my mother’s voice.“Johnny, Amber, breakfast!”I finished getting ready in the bathroom I shared with my sister, then headed back to my room, which was across from Amber’s. The bathroom was right next to mine. Our parents’ bedroom—with its own private bathroom—was on my side of the hallway, while the guest room was on Amber’s.Mom kept the décor simple—light green walls and light brown furniture throughout the house—though Amber had painted her room orange and white a few years ago.I headed downstairs for breakfast, taking the staircase next to our rooms. My sister was already at the table, sipping her tea. As usual, she was dressed in one of her eccentric, colorful outfits—pants and a separate top. Amber was tall and had a str

Ms. Klein was a tall, thin, middle-aged woman with a slightly sour demeanor. She lived alone with her cats.“Well, this is our last year together. I hope you realize this subject is an important part of your future, so expect even more pop quizzes this year than last,” she announced. The class groaned.“I see we have a new student. Stand up, dear, and introduce yourself,” she said, looking at Jane.Jane stood up and smiled around the room. She always smiled when she knew people were watching—strange girl.“Hi, I’m Jane Shepherd. I recently moved to the city.” She sat back down.Well, she wasn’t very talkative, that was for sure.“Thank you, Jane. I hope you like history—it’ll make the next few months easier with me.”The lesson dragged on, and I barely paid attention. Occasionally, I glanced at Shannon, but Jane also crossed my mind. I wondered if she was still taking notes in the book, but turning around to check obviously wasn’t a good idea.When the bell rang, I rushed to the cafet

The rest of my day passed uneventfully—until lunch, when Shannon sat down with us.I didn’t like it when girls wanted to eat with me—it was better if they didn’t get too comfortable in the spot. But I didn’t want to shoo Shannon away, at least not before the weekend.“Hi there, Pretty Boy. I was thinking you could take me somewhere on Friday since we won’t be alone on Saturday.”“What would make you happy, kitten?” I asked sweetly.“I don’t know, maybe a romantic dinner?” Shannon snuggled up to me like a kitten, her hand resting on my thigh.“Alright, I’ll pick you up at eight on Friday night,” I said, flashing one of my signature charming smiles.“Awesome.” She kissed my neck and then sauntered off.“My goodness, that girl sure knows what she wants,” Brian said from across the table.“Yeah,” I remarked dryly.“Would you be happier if you had to work harder for it?” Brian asked. “Look around—every guy is busting his chops to impress someone, and here you are complaining because the be

Friday evening came, and I picked up Shannon in front of her house. She didn’t live far—it was a fifteen-minute walk—but by car, we had to cross the bridge, which was a big detour.“You look great, kitten.”She didn’t leave much to the imagination. She wore a low-cut, short red dress, heavy makeup, and a strong perfume that hit my nose immediately.“Where are you taking me, Pretty Boy?”“To Tony Burgers.”“Oh no! I thought of something much better. It wasn’t worth dressing up like this for that.” She started whining.“Sorry, my allowance only covers this,” I replied curtly.“You probably spend the rest on your other girls.”Strangely enough, I was starting to get fed up—but I didn’t show it.“I don’t have other girls. I’m a monogamous type,” I said and smirked. I’m monogamous— not that the girls need to know it’s a short-term arrangement.“So I’m your girl?” she asked in a sultry voice.“We’ll see,” I smiled mischievously.I liked the place. The building was bright white with big wind

Jane was upstairs in my sister’s room for almost an hour. Shannon would be here in less than thirty minutes—I didn’t want them to meet.The rain started pouring heavily.“Alright, I’ll call you later,” Amber said as her door opened.“Okay,” Jane replied. “Thank you for the pastry, Mrs. Simmons.” She immediately put on her shoes and was about to step out when my dad spoke up.“Wait, my son will drive you home—it’s raining heavily.”“Oh, it’s really not necessary. It’s just three blocks up, no more than ten minutes,” Jane started babbling, suddenly surprised. I could barely understand what she was saying.“That’s enough to catch a cold. Johnny, please drive her home. My car is in the garage—don’t let her get soaked,” Dad said firmly.“Sure, come on, little girl.”I rarely got the chance to drive my dad’s car, so of course, I’d take anyone home if it meant getting behind the wheel.Jane looked around but followed me to the garage. “Goodbye, see you, Amber.”She sat next to me, and I drov