Chuck E Cheese Jasper Novels & Stories

Cameron said, feigning offense. “You haven’t even started on your ice cream yet!” Jasper retorted. “Okay well if I don’t get brain freeze you owe me fifty bucks,” “Sounds like incredibly easy money to me. You’re on.” Jasper said seeming to feign disinterest. They both shook hands and Elliott rolled his eyes. Clearly this was the norm for these two, but I had to say it was pretty entertaining. “So, how far is your pack from here?” I asked between bites of ice cream.

"Calm down, Mr. Jackson. Jasper's always been lucky. When we play with him, we lose nine times out of ten." Jasper smirked. "Mr. Jackson, are you doubting Ms. Whitley, or throwing shade at me?" Chris froze for a second, then grinned sheepishly. "Just kidding, don't take it seriously." Renee was over the moon. She stood up and pushed all the chips towards Jasper. "Congratulations, Mr. Zeller. You're really lucky." Jasper glanced at her with a scrutinizing look, as if he could see right through her little tricks.

" I walked over to a Pac-man machine that was from the 80s. "This thing still works?" "Only one way to find out." Jasper said, hitting a button and the screen powered on. "No way." I said in excitement. I start playing the game that worked smoothly. "You must have had an amazing childhood." "For the most part." Jasper nod. I moved away from that to look at the other games. Jasper then took me to a library, which was occupied by a man who was smoking a pipe and reading the paper. "My uncle, he is deaf and not very sociable."

Oliver muttered as we drove into the car park. “It is always busy on game night.” I didn’t normally come to Jasper’s games but I had heard him complaining about it often enough to know what I was saying was true. “It is OK, there is a space over there.” I followed his gaze to where Jasper was standing with his friends, the rest of the football team and a few of their cheerleader groupies. Jasper was smiling while he spoke to his friends but when he saw the car approaching the smile dropped from his face.

BMOM ➭ 134 ꕤ ꕤ ꕤ THIRD PERSON’S POINT OF VIEW – “Asshole, order us food from that restaurant I told you about,” Jasper barked at his friend Cosmo, who was currently posing as his secretary. “Should I get catering? Looks like you’ve got a crowd,” Cosmo teased, laughing.

Jasper chuckled after he broke a sweat while beating the highest score in that zombie shooting game. “This is my first time going on a date, so I don’t really know what to do— Right! I reserved a table in a restaurant near here. It’s already lunchtime; we should eat first.” As if not bothered, Jasper smiled as he held my hand, and we walked out of the arcade. This isn’t a date. Why does Jasper keep calling it that? I thought we were just hanging out together? As soon as we got out of the arcade, I felt the cold air touching my skin. It was hotter inside than the arcade, I guess? However, whenever I see my reflection in the glass wall of every store we pass by, I feel odd.

She told Jasper," Stay in the line, I want to get some chewing gum." "Okay." He replied, and nodded. As Stella turned around to get chewing gum, Jasper made a phone call, "I'm now at COS Mall, I'm in the queue to pay for groceries, but it's way too crowded here. Come and settle this." Stella picked up a pack of chewing gum and walked back to the cashier. She saw it was already their turn and Jasper was standing right at the cashier. There was also no one was behind him. Stella walked towards Jasper doubtfully, she saw that all the other cashiers are crowded, she asked, " Why don't they pay here?"

I’m so proud of you, Charlie! Charlie: [Mom, it’s chicken croquettes.] Jasper: [Chicken croquettes are not complicated. I have helped Grandma Renee make them.] Charlie: [It’s complicated!] Kian: [It’s complicated for our little sister, Jasper. Roll on the floor emoji] Adrian: [Stop teasing your sister!] Adrian: [I’m proud of you, Charlie. Soon, you can cook us an entire buffet.] Charlie: [Thanks, Dad.] Freya: [Is that cheese oozing out? Careful, Baby Sister. Cheese burns quickly!]

“Owns the pet store? Lived across the street from your parents for your entire childhood?” “Oh. Right. Of course. Of course. I knew that!” I smiled and waved a hand. “Just slipped my mind, is all.” Jasper wore a different animal costume each year for Spring Thing. Once, he’d dressed up as a snake and hadn’t been able to do much more than point with his nose the entire weekend. Wes had even helped him back into his chair when he tipped over once. Wow. How had I forgotten that? Shaking my head, I rounded the booth and took a seat. “I’ve got this if you want to head over to Jasper’s.”

I winked, taking a bite of the creamy potato bake. “Are they always like this?” Halle giggled, looking between us and I grinned widely. “Nope, once upon a time Jasper walked around with a stick up his butt,” I informed her, mindful of the children seated with us around the table even though the two girls seemed too captured by Dominic’s baby talk to listen to us. “Hey! I resent that statement.” Jasper scoffed. “You can resent it all you want, doesn’t change the fact.” I shrugged with a smirk set on my face.