Gravity Falls Lemon Novels & Stories

"Good. Then stop complaining and drink it." I Made a face that made her laugh despite herself. "You know I hate ginger." "I also know you've been throwing up every five minutes...The internet says ginger helps." she said "The internet also says people can survive on lemon water for a month." I argued She shrugged. "We're not testing that theory." I sighed dramatically before forcing myself to take a sip. The bitter taste spread across my tongue immediately, making me cringe. Sarah burst into laughter, clutching her stomach as she watched my expression.

"What is this?" "Lemon juice." "So sour." "My mom says it is good for nausea. When I was pregnant with Leo, I had to buy lemon drops everywhere." I say. Multiple steps were heard as Athena, her fiancé Rex and Effie's boyfriend Logan came downstairs. "Morning, dearies," I smile. "I will never get tired of hearing that," says Logan, kissing Effie's head and her belly where their child is growing. "I'm with you, bro," Rex agreed. "It's like I'm living in England."

she pleaded, tears streaming down her face. Then a sharp pain shot through her hand. "Ouch!" she cried as her fingers slipped—someone had struck her with a shard of glass from her spilled lemonade. The burning sting made her grip falter. "I can’t hold on any longer… Lucy—where are you?" Her voice was desperate as she looked down at the ground far below. Her left hand tried to catch on, but it was too late. Gravity pulled her down forcefully. Her fingers scraped against the rough railing; her skin burned and her nails broke. The wind roared in her ears as she fell, her screams lost in the night.

he said and gave a nod of affirmation. I groaned and got out of bed. What an annoying specimen? I thought and left to the kitchen. I sliced a lemon into four slices and got two cups. I placed two lemon slices in each cup and put water in them. I slowly sipped on one and handed Min the other cup when he walked in "It helps with detox," I said and continued drinking. He drank the whole thing in one gulp and chewed the lemon. I stared wide eye at him and gulped the rest. "That was gross," I said, rinsed both our cups and went to the bathroom. I took my brush and went in search of the paste. "Min," I called out. He rushed in and gave me a once over. "You arent' hurt?" he asked.

I walked over, my movements deliberate. “Why didn't you just climb up the trellis?” “It's slippery, and I'm not a gymnast, Aaron!” he hissed, his face flushed with embarrassment. I rolled my eyes. I walked over to the base of the structure, planting my feet firmly. “Get on my shoulders. And if you fart or kick me, I’m dropping you.” “What the…Why'd I fart??” Leon blurted out, sounding like he wanted to laugh but couldn't.

The butterflies didn't say anything but their response was to release sparkle dust, colourful sparkle dust and send me flying into the sky once again. The lift this time was higher and faster, almost nauseating. The dust took me out of the lemon path and I thought it'd drop me off there, but it took me far, and then I saw Apple picking green apples from a tree and throwing it into a large basket on the ground. Apple instinctively looked up and furrowed her eyebrows when she saw me heading towards her at full speed. She immediately jumped down from the tree and at the same time, the dust disappeared, causing me to fall from the sky. Apple effortlessly caught me.

Leo announced and smirked at annoyed Alex. He took the hourglass and whispered spells to set time which he learnt from the books. They all stood close to each other and waited for something to happen. Time started moving back. Surroundings revolved in a brisk and sailed towards the past. Gravity under their feet was becoming weak and soon they were levitating. Everything seemed blurred at a point due to the speed. They all started jerking and it was very hard to stand at a place. Adi held Leo and Vivi held Alex to support themselves due to sudden jerks. And with a sudden thud, their feet touched the ground and they stood in the basement.

He offered her an encouraging smile which made Levy roll her eyes as she heaved a sigh of exasperation and then stepped forward. Levy’s hands were tightly clutched as she strode to the balcony and looked at the ground which was not far from the balcony but it was enough for her to break her legs if she was to fall. “ You can always shift in between if you fall,” Logan advised her when he saw that she was measuring the distance. “ But I would prefer if you do not have to do that, be careful with your footing. First, try to connect yourself with the elements and only let go when you feel like you have lost connection with gravity.”

Goldie could only look back, and Leonardo could see that he was a little bit confused. “Like, uh - Boom! Kapow!” He quickly adds, hoping that onomatopoeia helps him understand. Goldie looks at the car and nods. He promptly lets go of Leonardo and raises his hands. The car begins to glow with the same color as always. It floats off the ground, reaching about two meters high before violently crashing into the ground. “Okay, I think that should do it,” Leonardo says in a haste. He turns to the wall and then looks back at Goldie. The young man notices his gaze, and without any warning, he sends him flying over the wall.

He froze when he saw Lyra drifting near the ceiling. "Emma! She’s doing it again!" Félix squeaked, nearly dropping the tray. He set it down frantically and lunged for the baby, catching her in mid-air and tucking her securely against his chest. "Lyra, we talked about this. Gravity is a friend. Gravity keeps us on the ground where the snacks are." Lyra just gurgled, reaching out to grab a handful of Félix’s blonde hair.