All Chapters of Jenny & Jay - Volume 2: Chapter 101 - Chapter 110

In the morning, after getting dressed, Jenny went to Jessica’s room before breakfast, while I headed down to eat. She didn’t knock gently—I saw her throw me a quick kiss as I walked toward the elevator. By the time I stepped inside, Jessica had opened the door, and Jenny went in.At breakfast, everyone except Daryl and Diane was already downstairs.The buffet was set up along the four walls, with different sections serving various options. Sweet breakfasts were separate from the others, as were vegetarian choices, but everything was plentiful.I went straight to the scrambled eggs and cold cuts section, grabbed my plate, and sat at our usual table from the night before.“You guys didn’t fight because of me, right?” Aaron asked when he saw me sitting alone.“No,” I smiled. “My girlfriend is with your ex right now, and I’m just hungry.”“Poor Jessica,” Paul laughed.

The entrance had a small concrete booth where we paid. Behind it was a single restroom.The track was enclosed by a fence, with stacked tires marking the turns. Near the entrance, different-colored go-karts were lined up in a covered storage area.We raced one at a time, but we picked two cars so the next racer could get ready.“Rules?” I asked after we got our safety gear and the two cars.“Everyone does two laps—Susy does four,” Jenny said. “Same rules as last year—the best lap times count, and we tally the scores separately for each group.”“Girls,” Susy said as she got into the red kart, “don’t be mad if I’m not great.”“You’ll be fine,” Aaron said kindly, making Paul and me both look up. Brian was adjusting Mayoko’s helmet and hadn’t heard.“Relax,” Diane laughed. “Jane and I brought bug spray.&rdquo

We bought jeans, dress pants, shirts, sweaters, and a few T-shirts.On the way to the register, Jenny stopped at a shelf and started browsing. Aaron curiously followed, still holding my clothes.“Babe,” I said when she picked up a T-shirt with an alien design. “I’m not a nerd.”“Doesn’t matter,” she ruffled my hair. “Try it on.”I did—it fit. She took a picture, then handed it to Aaron along with two more sci-fi-themed shirts.“This should be enough,” she said with a smile. “Let’s go to the checkout.”“I hope you’re enjoying this,” I muttered to Aaron while Jenny paid.“Very much,” he grinned. “Your girlfriend always outsmarts you.”“And Susy is a lot like her,” I said quietly. My friend’s grin faded noticeably.Jenny paid with my sister’s card, and we headed to

“What’s tonight’s game?” Jenny asked, snapping out of her own thoughts.“There’s a club where teams solve puzzles together—it’s a group challenge against strangers.”“And tomorrow?” Mayoko asked.“It’s time for everyone to try their hand at clay pigeon shooting. The rules are the same as for go-karting, and, just like before, we’ve requested the forest at night.”I announced “If we win, we get to talk about our wedding with you all for an entire day,” Diane said.“Make it half a day,” Jenny interjected. “I only brought one book.” She laughed.“I won’t lie, Babe,” I said, gently brushing her cheek. “That’s a steep price—but fine, let’s do it.”“Just like yours,” she replied. I didn’t care about the others; I kissed her right there, sitting be

“Aaron,” Susy said softly, “should I grill some meat for you too?”“Don’t worry about it, thanks,” he said awkwardly. “I’ll do mine myself.”The guys burst out laughing, while the girls tried not to react.“What’s so funny?” Aaron asked.“How ridiculously hopeless you are,” Paul laughed. “Susy, just grill his meat, please.”“Alright,” Susy smiled.“You’re as awkward as my friend,” Brian chuckled.“You’re one to talk,” Mayoko teased. “You nearly spilled my drink all over me during the vacation.”During dinner, the guys teased each other, and the girls teased the guys.“Paul,” Daryl asked, “why didn’t you ever go after Jane? You had an advantage over all of us.”“It never crossed my mind,” he laughed. “And it