Gumball X Hotdog Guy Novels & Stories

Ruby gave a little chuckle shifting her gaze back to her corndog. "Okay, you win." He took another bite from the dog. "It is a pretty tasty change,” he finally admitted with a little smirk on his face. He pointed to her half eaten dog as he pulled the remaining piece of his corn dog from the stick and popped it into his mouth. "Eat up. We have the double ferris wheel to ride in a moment."

He interlocks his fingers with Quinn's, tugging her toward the sidewalk. "I'll call you in the morning!" she hollers, giggling. "Ya, ya," I mumble, looking down the street for the cab. I feel sick, I hope it hurries up. "Ma'am, I can't have you out front." I turn, finding a bouncer looking at me angrily. He's big and round, and has one big braid down the middle of his back. He has a nametag on, informing his name is Gag. I laugh. "Something funny?" he asks, bored.

Pointing her finger to the showcase, Emily asked, "Is that tuna fry?" "Not for cats." The man said that harshly, pressing on that word, and Emily pressed her lips in a thin line, but she still didn't raise her head to see him. Tunas were the cat's favorite. She couldn't be the first person who annoyed this vendor with that question. Emily sighed. "Three hotdogs, please." Taking her wallet out of her jacket, just when she was about to leave the money on the counter, she froze when she heard him. "Would you like me to show my sausage to you?"

“Welcome buddies” “Thank you” the first guy said as they took their seats. The other guys just continued to puff his cigarette in silence. “What do you want me to offer you?” Eddy asked. The guys whispered to themselves. “What do we take?” “I’ll go with a sandwich and then a bottle of beer later,” The cigarette puffing guy said. “You want to stay here and drink?” The other guy asked in low tones. “You know we’ve got to watch over those “dogs” back there”

These homeless people knew exactly how to feed his ego. "Mr. Huber, you're such a good man," another said smoothly. "Everyone knows how kind-hearted you are. Anyway, how much are we getting?" Gideon stretched out the suspense, deliberately slowing his speech for effect. The homeless people stared at him without even blinking. Seeing him taking his time, I decided to step in. "Don't worry. Even if Mr. Huber has to sell a kidney, he'll make sure you all have enough money to spend." Gideon shrugged and looked at me. "I'm a little tight on cash now, so—"

It was difficult to believe that he would be happy over a teddy bear. As we walked away, a wonderful smell caught my attention. I let go of Adam's hand and walked toward the source. "Daphnie?" When I walked around the corner, it was Garrett Popcorn. "Jackpot," Adam said as he spotted the store. He took my hand, and we walked toward the store. "Hi! Welcome to Garrett Popcorn," an employee greeted us. "Hello," I said. "What can I get you guys today?" "I will have a bag of the Chicago Style."

I do notices there a large bag of gummy worms. I take a seat and begin filling my plate with two hot dogs, a large amount of chip, and an entire pack of Snowballs because screw sharing. I’m starving. Shane chuckles at me while he also fills his plate with food. I put onions and ketchup on my hot dog and watch Shane do the same. “I thought onions and ketchup was blasphemy on a hotdog.” I comment, eyeing him up and down before picking one of my hot dogs up. I take a huge bite.

he sniggers as he reaches for my hand. It takes us only a few minutes to get several kinds of hotdogs from the hotdog roller. We grab some drinks and head to a table. Andrei can’t stop grinning. He is so excited for me to try the hotdogs. “After you, my lady.” He signals for me to take the first bite.

, Elijah gave me a blank look. "You wanna name a giraffe after a dog?" He asked me hiding his smile and I gave him a blank look this time and flipped my hair walking off with Dogi in my arms. I name him whatever the donut I want. Elijah quickly caught up with me handing me a hotdog and I look at him with a confused frown. "Where'd you get this so quickly?" "They were all ready and for free so I just picked them up", I nodded my head taking a bite of the hotdog and my eyes widen at the wonderful taste.

The room seemed to pause. He walked over—not to Ruby, not to Theo—but to the vending machine behind their table. He punched in a code slowly, deliberately. Theo stayed seated. Ruby’s heart pounded. Kai retrieved a bottle, turned, and finally faced them. He looked at Theo. “Alvarez,” he said casually. Theo met his gaze. “Kingston.” Kai’s smile sharpened. “You tutoring now?” “Yes.” “Charity work?” Theo didn’t rise to it. “I help people who ask.”