Bubble Guppies Lunch Bag Novels & Stories

ELISHA’S POV I slid the leash around Bubblegum’s neck as she wagged, tail swishing like a metronome. “There we go, baby girl.” I stood and turned to Robert. “Where to now?” “Hmm… aquarium?” he asked. “They might not allow pets… how about a park instead?” “No, I actually found one that does allow small dogs. It’s called Blue Escape.” Bubblegum gave a hopeful bark. “Seems like she likes it,” I said.

When I clicked back into the work group chat, hundreds of new messages had piled up. Stanley's name was right at the top, indicating he was typing. "Oh, by the way everyone, I forgot to mention. Dylan's restaurant is giving out free seafood gift bags to everyone when we leave. Don't forget to grab yours!" The group chat exploded. "Gift bags too? I want scallops, sea cucumber, and smoked salmon!" "All six of us from my family are coming. Do we get six bags?" "Can I swap the sea cucumber for premium wild caviar? My wife just had a baby and needs the premium stuff."

I’d packed food like we were about to get trapped through winter in Donner Pass and would need to build a small society based on the distribution of granola bars. Chicken pesto sandwiches. Turkey and cheese for the kids. Cut fruit. Mini empanadas. Crackers. Cheese cubes. Yogurt pouches. Two small thermoses. Cookies I had actually hidden from Gabby because she’d once tried to negotiate using sugar as leverage. I pulled out the kids’ two lunch boxes. “Here.” Gabby opened hers and immediately wrinkled her nose. “I want yours.” “You haven’t even looked at what’s inside.” “I know mine but yours looks better.”

She must have been sleeping here all night. My eyes darted to the table next to me, there was a large brown bag sitting there. I knew it wasn't there before. I grabbed the bag and looked inside, there was a cup of milkshake, McDonald's fries, a slice of pizza from Joe's, and a small tub of Ben and Jerry's Chocolate Chip Cookie Dough. There was also a post-it attached to the milkshake cup that said: "Dear K, eat me." Oh, that crazy mudderfudder.

It could be any bag, sometimes a polyethene bag or a paper bag but it contained some sweet edibles and fruits that children craved for. These sweet edibles varied each day. But there were still some items that were always present in the bag: Items like Chocó Milo; a small chocolate cube that melts in the mouth and left one with a sweet taste to relish, a ripe bunch of bananas with roasted groundnut that filled a bottle and some peeled balls of sweet oranges.

After all, her mother’s daily medical bills still depended on allowance from this school a lot, so she couldn’t afford to lose it. For a while, Anna took from the desk drawer a plastic bowl wrapped in a gray paper bag. On the packaging, there's only store’s name is ‘Happy’. After Anna opened the box, inside were large, round, and rather long yellow noodles, on top of which was a bag of hot sauce tied up. Anna skillfully unwraps the elastic to tie the sauce bag, then she pours the sauce over the noodles and mixes them, but isn’t this the Mie Goreng at the store that Bunny took Brandon to?!

The colourful noodles were served with a generous helping of juicy shrimp and were enhanced with tropical herbs and spices. Ivy took a bite, and was immediately transported to a different world. The flavours exploded in her mouth, and she couldn't help but sigh in delight. Bethany's face was similarly pleased. They ate to their fill and then when they got out, a young guy snatched Bethany’s bag and in that bag was something important for the registration.

We try local dishes such as Nyonka Laksa and Roasted Chicken Rice at Discovery Food Court for lunch. Mom and Lucy choose to stay in a place where they could relax a bit after a long walk of exploring in the Gardens by the Bay. Candace and Roland join me in exciting rides like Transformers: The Ride, Revenge: The Mummy, and Jurassic Park Rapids Adventure. For our snacks, we try pizza and burgers at Friar’s Good Food. We are having so much and full enough while mom is having her fruit shake, the one Lucy made for her. Mom has limited food to eat due to her health condition.

"I gotta go, I'll see you soon!" "Bye honey! Say hi to Jay for me." "What? How did you-" Beep. "Who was that?" He asked as he put the bags down and walked towards me. "Mom." I shrugged, "What you got?" "Popcorn, chocolates, and twinkie." Oohhh. "Are you serious?" "Dead serious." "Oh my gosh!" I grinned as I ran towards the bags, "What what what-" I stopped as I realized something. Something smells fishy. "Wait... what's the catch?"

I grabbed a bag of spicy mango chips, some chocolate-covered coconuts, and two giant bottles of water. Then, from the zippered pocket of my backpack, I pulled out a small plastic container. "The magic gummies," I whispered, showing Brielle. They were a vibrant green, shaped like little waves. "Strongggg. Half of one will do it." "I want a whole one," she said, her eyes sparkling with mischief. "We're in the Maldives! Let's fly, baby." We paid and walked back to the guys. Blake was scrolling through his phone. Mason was blatantly checking out a woman in a sarong walking by.