Bacon Pancakes From Adventure Time Novels & Stories

Which he did. The scent of fresh pancakes, crispy bacon, and maple syrup hit us the second we stepped into the sun-drenched kitchen, mingling with the earthy lake breeze drifting through the open French doors. Lila was a glittery whirlwind of curls and dinosaur pajamas at the kitchen island, Maria patiently helping her arrange a plate piled high with “dinosaur-shaped” pancakes—jagged T-Rex silhouettes cut with cookie cutters, complete with blueberry spike details. “Rawr, Mommy! Daddy!” she squealed, launching herself at us the second she spotted us. “I made you a stegosaurus! It’s got spikes and everything! Look!”

I mumble, rubbing my eyes. “This early?” I ask and he nods his head eagerly, crawling closer to me until he is practically in my face. “Uh-huh! Uncle Derek made pancakes! And bacon! And he said if you don’t come down soon, he will eat yours too!” "He wouldn't dare." I mutter, quickly sitting up swinging my legs out of bed. Aiden laughs. "He would..You need to hurry up, Mom! Aunt Ava said these pancakes are the best ever!” I smile, reaching over to tickle his side.

“I missed you too that’s why I am here and guess what I got food for all of us to eat because I knew Adrian wouldn’t get anything for himself to eat. Okay so we have eggs, bacon, sausages and bread on one plate. On the other we have pancakes with bacon too and apple juice. I also brought coffee just in case you wanted some. There’s syrup for the pancakes and butter for the bread. I watch as she tells us while pointing to the plates that have their components. I take the pancakes, looking at Adrian as he frowns looking at his sister. Uhm Adrian is everything okay? You look like you're about to beat Sophia. “Everything is fine, it's just that this wasn’t what I told Sophia to make for you and

“He’s resilient. But we have to make sure he stays that way.” Ethan called from the kitchen. “Mom! Dad! Come on, the adventure’s starting! I found the pancake stuff!” Tasha laughed softly, shaking her head. “Guess we’re on breakfast duty.” Daniel smirked. “Better not keep the boss waiting.” They moved into the kitchen, where Ethan was standing on a step stool, holding a box of pancake mix. He grinned proudly. “I told you! Adventure pancakes!” Tasha stepped beside him, tying an apron around herself. “Alright, Chef Ethan. Let’s get to work.”

Breakfast was a beautiful, syrup-drenched mess. Jade and Alexei shouted over each other the whole time—arguing about whether Pikachu could beat Batman, eating pancakes like wild animals, getting syrup in their hair, somehow. Lorelai announced she was “the pancake queen,” demanded a throne, and we obeyed because no one questions Lorelai in a tiara. Two chairs, a tea towel, and an empty cereal box for a footrest later, she began blessing each pancake with a glittery plastic wand she’d hidden in her tutu like a weapon.

“Good morning again.” Their eyes held. A beat. Another. A breath she didn’t know she was holding. Then Carter tugged on Richard’s sleeve. “Daddy, Monet said I’m brave.” Richard’s gaze softened. “She’s right.” Meredith pushed her braid behind her ear. “And Monet said we can have blueberry AND chocolate-chip pancakes.” Richard raised a brow. “That sounds like trouble.” “No trouble,” Monet said quietly. “Just breakfast.” Something warm—something dangerous—moved in Richard’s eyes.

I ask, laughing. I turn back to the bacon cooking in the pan, carefully moving them to a plate on the counter. I move the bacon pan to the side and pull another pan to the stove to begin cooking the pancakes. Levi stayed the night with me last night and it felt amazing to have him in my bed again. I missed him so much the week he was avoiding me. Strong arms wrap around me from behind. “Why the pout?” Levi whispers in my ear. “Just thinking about you avoiding me last week.” Another pout forms on my lips. Once the pancake batter is on the sizzling pan, I turn to face Levi. “You should never do that again.”

“King, there will be a war next month. King Raff of the Red Palace will attack to take power in our palace.” Jason as a believer of the king of Alarick tried to remind his king of the war that would occur today. King Alarick turned towards the magic Crystal ball and then asked the royal mage to check on what happened sometime later. "Witch! Try checking in your magic Crystal ball about upcoming events. Wouldn't Jessy Lycan be 17 years old in the human world?"

Yeah…he was that pathetic when it came to her. If she didn’t have a hot pancake turner in her hand, he would have picked her up right there. Instead, he settled. “What’s for breakfast?” he asked, already spoiled and guessing he’d need a long hike after eating. “Bacon, eggs, and double chocolate pancakes with Reese’s chocolate syrup.” She waved the pancake turner and pointed for him to sit as she started loading a plate. Jayden’s mouth watered. “They make double chocolate pancakes?” He hoped she wasn’t teasing him.

Lizzie had nearly wet herself laughing, "Dumbass, I wrote that for you when I was ten years-old. I barely understood what you just said now. How the hell could I have meant that then?" She had a point. Richard sighed into his pillow. He knew he was smarter than average and that he was pretty good at figuring things out. The fact that his little sister had stumped him for so long was a sore point. Well, Lizzie was right about one thing -- pancakes sounded perfect for their first day at the beach. By the time he splashed some water on his face and pulled on a bathing suit then made it to the kitchen, Lizzie had already finished cooking and was pouring coffee.