Chuck E Cheese Jasper Novels & Stories

What are those two up to? When I come around the corner, Zara is sitting on the counter, with one leg tucked under her. Her hands are coving her mouth and she’s laughing so hard tears are spilling down her face. Jasper is leaning casually on the counter next to her with flour at the tips of his hair and nose, giving his best flirty smile. He throws a couple of chocolate chips in the air and catches them in his mouth. “Keller, did you hear Jasper’s joke about the cat and the hot dog?” Zara squeaks out between her giggles.

His grin stretched wide as he nodded to himself, completely pleased. “We’re bringing back a classic tonight,” he continued, scanning the crowd. A few people cheered in anticipation and my eyes searched for Kade who I found standing on the opposite side of the crowd. “This is a kissing booth,” Jasper announced, pointing at a booth which was right beside him and he paused for dramatic effect. “We’re all familiar with the game, aren’t we? Well, ours is gonna come with a little twist,” he announced with a mischievous smirk. The cheering rose instantly as some guys whooped in excitement. I crossed my arms and tilted my head, already bracing myself for whatever idea he was about to unleash.

" He'd teased. "Huh, you can talk. You love chocolate." Jasper had laughed, "We can waddle down the aisle together then." They had found a pretty little restaurant, where the owner had beckoned them in. Ellie's school girl french was not capable of keeping up with Jasper's flawless french. He and the owner chatted over the menu and agreed on the wine. Monsieur Roche held the chair out for Ellie and signalled to his waiter to bring glasses and the delicious smelling chicken stew that he insisted they had for dinner.

"It's too much of an honor for you to be here at Hope, Mr. Jensen," Jim said with a darkened gaze. "Please leave as soon as possible. If not, don't blame me for being rude to you." Under Jim's stern gaze, Chuck slowly finished his coffee and stood up. "Alright, since I'm not welcome, I'll leave." Jim was a little caught off guard by Chuck's cooperation. Seeing Chuck leave, Jim blurted, "Are you really treating Jade sincerely, or do you have ulterior motives?"

“Yo, Cole! Earth to Cole. You in there, bro?” I blinked and shook my head. “What?” Jasper grinned, that annoying cute smirk he always does when he knows he caught me. “You’ve been staring at your coffee like it’s got tits for the last ten minutes. What’s got you so lost in la-la land? Thinking about hockey plays? Or… something hotter?”

Jake asked, his tone edged. “You were acting too slow. I couldn’t keep feeding my eyes with such a repulsive sight,” Jasper replied, then dropped his gaze to Elsa. “Are you okay, Pumpkin?” He asked. Swallowing hard, Elsa nodded, her gaze lowered. “Good. Now I feel better,” Jasper said, turning his back on Jake. “Get someone to clean this mess up!” he ordered, then added, “Does anyone still want to have fun, or are we done here?” No one answered. They simply shook their heads and began to disperse. Two guys stepped forward, lifting Chris’s body and carrying it away, leaving only Jake, Jasper, and Elsa by the pool.

Jasper took a bite of a chocolate chip cookie and looked behind him. “Hey, where’s everyone?” he asked, scanning the garden with his eyes for his ‘harem’. “I don’t know,” I replied, hoping that he wouldn’t notice me lying through my teeth. Earlier, when he was looking at the sweets, I motioned for the girls to leave us alone, which they did, thankfully. Jasper reached for a purple apple pie and took a large bite out of it. I saw his sharp, gleaming canines again. I missed seeing them. They were just so cute.

"It can go bankrupt anytime now, but Daddy’s a major client and invests in them heavily every year. You’re now able to enjoy their candies as soon as you're back." "Oh, that means this store still has value." Jasper took a deep breath. "Are you allergic to love?" "Just allergic to him." "You were flirting with him earlier. I saw everything." Chloe tilted her head. "Did it make you angry to see that?" "You were exchanging insults, but you didn't get physical," Jasper said earnestly. "You're right." A few insults would not do much harm. Jasper then took out a carefully written letter from his backpack and proceeded to read it in a serious tone.

I guess he didn't know I was so sex crazed. “I am serious, I want to spend the rest of the day with you only in the Castle,” I repeated. “Okay, but we will do other things too, and not just that.” Jasper said, “There are horses. I can teach you to ride a horse and archery, and also, we can visit the farm I got from my grandpa.” “Sounds cool, but only if you promise to let me ride your horse first,” I said innocently. The waitress who brought us the food looked at us with wide eyes, her cheeks and ears turned red when she saw our connected hands.