All Chapters of Jenny & Jay - Volume 2: Chapter 71 - Chapter 80

That weekend, I wanted to look at clothes for my girlfriend and check out a few stores. After exchanging a few messages, I found out Brian was still in town, but Mayoko had gone home, so I went over to his place.“You guys went home separately?” I asked, surprised.“We rarely travel home together,” Brian said. “After Amber’s wedding, you’ll understand,” he smirked.“How do you know? Even Paul doesn’t know,” I said, surprised.“Who do you think let the workers and housekeeper in?” he teased. “I have the spare key—Dr. Cox gave it to my dad.”“Does Mayoko know?” I asked.“A few weeks ago, she saw me and thought I had a mistress,” Brian laughed. “I had to tell her—sorry.”

Jenny arrived late that evening, so I stayed at the dorm and only met her for lunch the next day, where she told me about the photoshoot.“Babe,” I said, “I’ve got your first outfit ready.”“So do I,” she smiled. “It’ll be perfect for the day Uncle Steve teaches.”“Then you wear yours that day too.”“Alright, pretty boy. You’re staying at my place—we’ll leave and arrive together to make sure no one swaps outfits. Bring the bag over tomorrow night.”As planned, I showed up the next evening with the dress and a few other things. Jenny was still at practice.“Thanks for the ring, Paul,” I said after he let me in.“Not a problem,” he said. “It’s special,

She looked stunning in a deep blue, form-fitting velvet dress with thin straps. A silk layer over the bodice immediately drew my gaze, though her neckline was modestly covered. None of the girls had pinned up their hair—Jenny’s soft waves cascaded over her shoulders. The dress was beautifully tailored, and Cathy and Sarah wore identical ones.Both were taller than Jenny. Cathy had curly blonde hair and green eyes, as slender as my sister. Sarah, with her brown hair and eyes, had a perfect figure that resembled my past girlfriends.I gave Jenny a gentle kiss and took my place, second to last in line.“Messyhair,” Jenny whispered as we waited. “This is the first time we’re walking in together,” she laughed.“I hope it’s not the last,” I winked. She blushed.The little girls entere

The next morning, I drove back early—we wanted to move in that same day. It wasn’t difficult; before the wedding, I had already moved all my things from the dorm to the apartment. Susy had packed up everything for Jenny, and Brian and Paul had transported it, so I parked right in front of our building. But Jenny started walking toward Paul’s apartment.“Where are you going, Babe?” I asked.“To Paul’s—to get my stuff,” she said.“It’s the next building over,” I laughed, heading in the right direction. Jenny followed, curious.She nervously unlocked the door, nearly dropping the keys.On the dining table sat a bouquet of roses with a note: “Welcome to our first home together.”The apartment was smaller than Paul’s, about the same size as Brian’s, but newly renovated and beautifully furnished. Like Paul’s, it was decorated in blue, gray, and white, though while gray dominated Paul’s place, blue was the main color here.The entrance led into a small hallway that opened into a cozy living

I took a look at the ring. It was yellow with a small white stone. I liked it more than most others, but it didn’t compare to Jenny’s.“Don’t expect a date yet,” Brian said. “Mayoko’s parents want a long engagement, and we’ll announce it next week at my future father-in-law’s birthday party.”“You’ll let us know,” Jenny said, unpacking the drinks.“Now it’s your turn,” Mayoko joked, making Jenny busy herself opening cabinets. Brian and I watched quietly.“We’re fine as we are,” she said calmly, returning to the living room a few seconds later with a box of cookies from the first cabinet.“Yeah, that was clear when my friend opened the door today,” Brian laughed, easing Jenny’s embarrassment.“I’ll put a clock in the bedroom,” I chuckled.Brian and I started playing foosball