Charlie Brown X Peppermint Patty Novels & Stories

They sat down at a table by the window, the aroma of freshly brewed coffee wafting through the air. Charlie stared at the steaming cup in Winnie’s hands, his curiosity evident. But when he reached out, Winnie shook her head firmly. “Coffee isn’t good for kids. It can keep you awake and jittery. You can have something sweet instead.” Her words gave Charlie pause. His little hand quickly pulled back, a hint of caution crossing his face. “I don’t want to feel all jittery,” he said, suddenly losing interest in coffee. Winnie chuckled softly and ordered a hot milk and a cake for him. Charlie ate happily, savoring every bite. Winnie, meanwhile, gazed out the window, her eyes tinged with a faint me

He finally hangs up and relaxed back to his seat. "Thank you, baby. Oh.. Mom and dad said hi. You're their favorite now." He took my hand in his and kissed it. "What event is it? What time and where?" I asked him. We were finished with our lunch and were sipping our coffees. "It's a yearly charity event, I usually never forget. But last night was too much I guess. Are you sure you're okay with crowds? It'll be at seven, at the vineyard. It's an outdoor event." He rubbed my knuckles and looked at me lovingly.

Liddy Brown’s words had imprinted on her mind. She stood and contemplated the selection for quite some time, narrowing it down to three choices before she even opened the door. Once she pulled it open and picked up the Phish Food variety, she spun it around to read the ingredients. Dark chocolate fish, caramel, and marshmallow. That sounded good. But what about the one with the peanut butter? “Excuse me. I’d hate to interrupt. You look like you’re really concentrating there. But… would it be all right if I just….”

At his nod, Charlie jogs to the door to put on her head warmer, mittens and flats before waving at the droopy doctor then walking out. "We're going to 'Shop till you Drop' first then we might head to— Oh my God, it's freaking cold! Blurin, you should have worn your mittens! You look... Wow, you don't even look cold!" Charlie rambles till they reach the Supermarket. The bell rings immediately they pull the door open. Cold air hits her cheeks and she pouts immediately. She rubs her mitten-covered fingers on her arm slowly. "Okay, so this is how we're going to do this," Charlie pulls out the list from her side pocket and rips it horizontally, careful not to rip into her writings.

“It’s unlocked and has been all day by the way.” “I’ve brought a peace offering.” Charise announced poking her head through the door. Elaina noticed she had managed to erase all the evidence that anything had happened earlier in the day. “Brownies with chocolate chips your favorite.” She stepped all the way in the room and dangled the bag in front of her. Elaina’s stomach rumbled as she tried to keep her face neutral. She waited as Charise stood in place looking not so sure of herself. Finally she tossed the bag to Elaina.

"Now your being a brownie hogger!" I swallowed down an aggravated sigh, yanking the oven door open to take out the brownies. I sniffed lowly at the heavenly smell of brownies. The smell matched Charlotte's scent completely. Fudge brownies with chunks of bittersweet strawberries. Something that I never thought could smell so good. "Can you see this mutiny Ares?! Mutiny I say! Brownies and Charlotte-"

she requested. I thought about what I could taste that I have access to now. I opened my purse and dug into the bottom of it, finding a peppermint from when mom, dad, and I… I mean... Barbara, Charles, and I drove through a carhop-type restaurant to get drinks during happy hour. They gave a Peppermint candy in the bag with the straws. I took it out of my purse, opened it, popping it in my mouth before mumbling almost incoherently, “I can taste this peppermint.”

"This...this is pretty good. Would you like a drink to go with it? Milkshake?" Charlie offered her his signature gummy smile when Avery scowled at her. "Hot cocoa, please." "Hot cocoa and pizza?" She pretended to mull over the combination and nodded in approval. "Sounds magical. How about you wait here—don't finish that—and Avery and I will get that cocoa for you?" "Mm." Charlie nodded, eagerly snatching the slice she'd picked up and stuffing his mouth with it. Bellatrix glanced at Avery and motioned towards the door.

Charlie said turning the smile on his face upside down. Charlie has been my best friend for as long as I can remember. He had the perfect brown hair that he always keeps spiked up. He was nowhere as handsome has Gar. His hazel brown eyes kept his hair and his eyes in unity. He has always proved worth my trust and is really fun to be with. He wasn’t so muscular or tall but had a good physique.

"Tch. Just do as I say." So they spent the whole afternoon just bickering about the batter's consistency, forgetting the wasted whipped cream that was supposed to be for the frosting but some eventually ended up in their faces. To add to the fiasco, poor Megan lost count of how much milk she accidentally tipped over to the runny batter. "Cheeto!" She groaned, hitting the guy at his back and pouting. "I think I ruined it." "Good grief, I told you to stop playing around!"