All Chapters of Jenny & Jay - Volume 1: Chapter 101 - Chapter 110

“I told Jenny about the trip today,” I said to Amber at dinner. “You can talk to her about the numbers tomorrow.”“Alright, then please don’t grab burgers after school—bring her home so we can talk before Brad picks me up.”“Sure, no problem.”“Was she happy?” Mom asked.“Very. I love that I can still surprise her,” I grinned. “Though she still counts every penny. Sometimes even the soda at the cafeteria—despite Amber’s store doing just fine.” I sighed.“Son,” Dad said, “since that girl lost her father, she’s only ever spent what she earned herself—waiting tables or whatever else. It’s going to take time for her mind to adjust.”“Or even less than that,” Amber added. “She secretly paid for a lot of Mickey’s stuff so Mrs. Julie wouldn’t lose it. Mickey could ruin a brand-new pair of shoes in a week, so Jane or Daniel would quietly cover for it.”“Julie knew about all of it,” Mom laughed. “Mickey can’t keep a secret—he always blabbed.”“She never told me any of this.”“That’s not the ki

“Well, Babe, it’s just the two of us now,” I said, sitting beside her on the couch and gently taking the book from her hands.“Do you actually want to study anything tonight?” she asked, her tone neutral.“Are your books in my room?”“Yes. I’ll go grab them,” she said, heading upstairs.I followed quietly, waiting for the moment she’d realize I had no intention of studying tonight.She had finished unpacking. She was wearing thin trousers that hugged her curves, the delicate lace of her bra pressing visibly through her light blouse. She was busy organizing things on my desk when I stepped behind her, my arms sliding around her waist."What are you doing?" she asked, leaning back into me. "I thought we were supposed to be studying.""I think there are still a few things you could learn," I whispered. My lips began to wander along her neck while my fingers made short work of the buttons on her blouse."Do you miss that part... the thing Shannon used to do for you?" she asked suddenly.I

"Do you want more?" I asked, my voice a low rasp as she panted beneath me. I climbed up the sofa, kissing her deeply, our breaths mingling in the quiet room.She didn't answer with words; she simply pulled her T-shirt over her head and reached for mine, her eyes dark with a hunger that hadn't been satisfied yet. "I wanted to finish that movie," she laughed breathlessly, "but I'll have to do it when you're not around."She kissed me again, and my hands began to wander over her body like I was playing a familiar, beautiful instrument. "Kneel facing the headboard, babe," I directed gently.She obeyed, kneeling on the sofa with her back to me, her skin glowing in the dim light of the television. "Don't make me wait, Messy," she said, her voice dropping to a needy hum."My mother will kill me for this," I murmured, the risk only adding to the heat. I stood behind her, my hands anchoring her hips as I entered her gently from behind. A low, broken sound escaped her throat."Faster, Messy," J

The next morning, I arrived early at the city pool. Some of the girls were already there, handing out matching shirts to our supporters. Jenny’s family showed up in the stands shortly before the event started, and my girl appeared in the gap next to our team’s area.“I just wanted to let you know I’m here,” she whispered but didn’t move closer.“You can come over, you know,” I said quietly.The coach sighed and nodded.“Good luck, Messyhair,” she said as she came closer, then turned to leave.“Hey, hey!” I called after her. “Where’s my good luck kiss?”“Last time you said I made you lose your mind,” she laughed, stepping back toward me.“And I never said I didn’t want that again today,” I grinned, pulled her close, and kissed her.The whistlers in the crowd got a good look at the fingers I flashed their way.“Well, if that’s what you need to win, Simmons, don’t skip it,” the coach laughed, patting me on the shoulder after Jenny quietly walked away.“I didn’t,” I grinned, and the other

On the last day, Amber handed me a new shirt to go with my prom suit.“Bro, wear this for your speech today,” she said.“Son,” Mom said as I came downstairs dressed, “you know lunch is in the park, right?”“I didn’t forget,” I rolled my eyes. “Just so you know, this summer I want to spend time with my girlfriend—not constantly with the family.”“Alright, alright,” Mom laughed. “Just get through today. Grandma and Grandpa are coming too.”We went to school as a family.I drove Dad’s car—though I kind of wished I hadn’t.“Son, the light,” Dad said from the passenger seat.“Dad, you comment every minute,” I laughed. “Wanna switch?”“No, son,” he chuckled. “I’m proud of you. You’ve earned this.”We arrived, I parked, put on my gown, and waited.Extended family and many friends showed up.All the parents wore suits, dresses, or something similarly formal.Jenny gave me a subtle wave to meet her by the tree as she stepped out of Dr. Cox’s new car.She was already in her school gown and quic