Ed Edd N Eddy Trailer Park Novels & Stories

“Well damn Ms. E, I ain’t know you got down like that, you never, ever, cease to amaze me. “Who is this Edily, calling you Ms. E and shit?" "Isa this is my artist Prime Theory, Theory this is my sister Isa.” They made quick eye contact, Parker gave a slight wave and immediately redirected his attention back to me. “Yo no cap Ms. E, I ain’t know you could whip a V like that! You be hitting the track or something? I mean you hit it up the drive fast yet smooth as hell in that Audi. Who taught you how to drive?”

he shouts before leaving them to keep looking for his boyfriend. Eden runs until he bumps into someone. It's the third time he sees this face. "You..." he mutters, eyeing the young man in a black suit. Now that he sees him from close, he recognises the man who drove his car in front of Leo's school. He's also the one who dropped Ben and Lydia in Travis' residence.

I have nothing left inside. Eddie studied the flimsy metal railing on the front porch. It was so fascinating and intricate, and he had never seen it before in such a light. “I already called them,” he said. “Syrina has a performance and Rikki-Tikki is down with a particularly nasty flu. I even thought about Chad, but . . . ” He didn’t bother to finish the sentence, because the idea of Chad the Fish Guy and Bryony flying anywhere together didn’t particularly make him happy.

I watch as Eddy becomes uncomfortable and she asks again, “So, it is a strip club….” I nod, “It is, but for high class gentlemen,” I tell her, and her eyebrows raise. “I know it looks like shit on the outside,” I say flatly, “but it’s discrete and safe,” I throw in. “Molly can make good money there and not have to worry about sleezeballs.” Eden nods, but I am pretty sure she doesn’t believe me…. My phone vibrates and I take it out of my pocket, rolling my eyes and ignoring it, “Leslie? Again?” Eddy asks.

When the car got to the park, his driver quietly slipped out of the car. That night at the quiet park, a single car was parked in the parking lot with its lights still turned on. Occasionally, passers-by could see that the car was shaking violently. Back at the restaurant, Eddie was seated at the front of the big windows, overlooking the grounds of the Fox Manor. The pendant he had in his hand was warm, yet it made his heart clench in pain. Cedric was seated calmly on the leather sofa by the windows when Baz showed up. Cedric eyed Baz’s face closely. Even though Baz had tried his best to hide it, Cedric was still able to catch a glimpse of uneasiness.

“You ready to walk over to the arena?” I don’t need you to hold my goddamn hand. Trevor smiled tightly. “You go ahead. I’ve got to get something out of the horse trailer first.” Without waiting for Edgard to protest, he stalked off across the motel parking lot.

I'm on my way already" She said plainly as Edde smiled at his end. "Uh…uhm, come over to the Amusement Park close to my company, Grey is also there with Nelly" Edde uttered still with a smile on his lips. "Alright, see you in a jiffy… You should be there before me" She said plainly and ended the call as she went ahead to book her ride which came in less than two minutes. Edde quickly packed up the files he was looking through, he was way too excited to spend the next millisecond in his office. He grabbed his Armani suit jacket and slid it into his arms as he picked his phone and dashed out of the office.

"Where did you live before moving here?" "Oh," an embarrassed blush spreads over my face. I know Leon isn't asking to pry, but the truth stings. “I…umm…I lived in a trailer park with my family." "What's a trailer?" Leon asks before Reed steps in and pulls me into his embrace. "It's a sort of mobile home," Reed replies, his eyes kept on Leon but his hands all over me. It's as if Leon's presence is making him feel territorial. His fingers trace a comforting path along my back as he speaks. "Emma lived there because her family didn't have much money."

he agreed and his eyes glazed over so I knew he was linking her. Eddie pulled around in a SUV a few minutes later just as Ash, Troy, Jules and Stacy walked out. We all piled into the vehicle and Jules insisted on driving. I offered to have his mate come along but he refused, saying that she was working today. We pulled up at the fair grounds a half hour later. It was still early so it wasn't too crowded and it was easy to find parking. Eddie grinned down at me as we walked to get tickets. "This is going to be so fun! I haven't been to a fair in years." he gushed and I giggled at his excitement.

She could not understand how much good karma she must have built in a past life to be fortunate enough to meet someone like Felix tonight. … Later that night, Eddy was playing poker at Draco's casino. His cut from the deal was more than enough to enjoy himself for a while. He was not a gambling addict—he just played for fun. After all, he had seen too many men lose everything at the table, and he was not about to end up like them. "Eddy, Mr. Bennett wants to see you in his office." Eddy straightened up immediately. He did not dare delay and quickly made his way over, bowing deeply as soon as he stepped inside. "Mr. Bennett, you wanted to see me?"