Gumball X Penny Novels & Stories

" I looked up at Bella. She wasn't wrong. I did want her to give me money when I was younger. They always gave Hannah so much money, and they would also bring her to the grocery store where she bought all types of snacks and toys. I had looked at my own empty hands before mustering my courage and asking Bella, "Where's my money, Mom?" I would have been happy with even ten dollars.

“Sue called me. She didn't consider how much trouble her son caused me back then! How dare she ask me for this favor?! Penny, if you’re helping the Eastons pay this one million, then forget about the shares! It'd be better to pay for Willow’s medical expenses instead of spending money on the Eastons. Give me back the card I gave you last time." There was disbelief in Penny’s eyes, but she did not say anything and silently handed it over. “How much did you spend?” “30 grand.” “What did you buy?” “I bought cufflinks for Caleb.” Hearing this answer, Zane’s furrowed eyebrows relaxed and he handed the card back to her, seemingly more benevolent. Penny did not take it as she felt humiliated. She l

Vincent presented his handcrafted currency proudly. Penelope was freaking out. Her hands were trembling as she clutched the watercolor-painted Vince Dollar. "Is this your money?" Vincent held his chest high as he replied proudly, "This is the Vince Dollar!" Penelope noticed something was wrong and questioned, "The money I sent you earlier was genuine, but the money you're handing me now appears to be painted with watercolors?" Vincent was taken aback by her revelation. "Oops! You found out?" He found it hard to believe that Penelope wasn't foolish enough to see through his deception.

"Xavier Highness… If you refuse to let it go, I’d like to buy it from you." "My brother has money. Name your price." I arrived just in time to see Xavier, perched atop his horse, lips curved in a mocking smirk. He raised a gloved hand and casually signaled an astronomical number. "One million," he drawled. My jaw nearly hit the ground. Penny, though? She didn’t even blink. She immediately dug out her checkbook—and scribbled the amount. In exchange, she received an injured eagle that wouldn’t survive the day. But the moment she took it into her arms, the bird thrashed, its sharp beak dangerously close to her fingers. Startled, she teared up again, then hesitated.

“Ah… okay.” So even the wealthy were this careful with money? How stingy. She took out the change and handed it to Tim along with the medicine and the water. Tim noticed there were gummy candies for sale at the counter, ten cents each. He said, “You don’t need to give me the extra dime. Just give me a candy instead.” The cashier’s mouth twitched again. The other female clerks all showed varying degrees of stiff expressions. Just as he was about to leave, Tim remembered something and bought a few more items to check out.

But he didn't understand what she was doing. “I don't have any money left,” Penny said honestly. “But I'm sure this is worth a good amount. Can you find someone to buy it? You can deduct my hotel bills and…” Renny pursed his lips and refused to take it. “No, that seems important to you,” he said. Penny looked at him again. She was still hesitant to part with it. But only a second later, she looked determined. “It's no longer important to me,” she lied.

“I’m Penny. He’s Penny.” A beat. “I am sorry,” Queenie says slowly. “You are both Penny?” “Penelope and Pennard Pennyworth. We are the Pennys. Our mothers possessed zero imagination, and now that is entirely your burden to untangle.” “The Pennys,” Queenie repeats softly. She stares at the floor. She stares at the ceiling. I watch the exact, horrifying moment the phonetic math clicks in her brain. Her eyes go wide. She bites her lower lip, physically vibrating with the effort of holding the thought inside her skull.

When Grayson passed by the screaming couple, he noticed the triumphant expression on the man's face and the adoring expression on the woman's. Immediately, Grayson felt pumped up. Grayson went to the counter and exchanged money for a massive stack of game coins. He returned to Belle's side and started to play the claw machine. Soon, he managed to get a cute bear doll. He then handed it to Belle proudly. Belle accepted the doll with a dumbfounded expression. Grayson did not manage to see the expression he wanted from Belle. After pondering for a while, he switched to another claw machine and continued to play.

"Take another guess again." Waverly knew that Bellamy was teaching her, and it gave her a warm and fuzzy feeling. She thought for a bit and said, "The posts in Student's Giggles are worth 2 cents. If you say that the other app offers 10 cents for doing the exact same thing instead, then most of the Student's Giggles users will hop over there. If Student's Giggles wants to survive, they must raise the payout to at least 10 cents or more."

Penny nodded. "Then come with me. We have change fa-cilities and a private feeding room. There’s a rocking chair in there that is unbelievably comfortable." Her glance slid back towards Joey as she led Penny away. "It's on special, too, with a twenty-five per cent discount— just for today…" It was a good thing that Joey didn’t follow her because he would probably have added one of these chairs to the scary pile of purchases they had made. Even the soothing motion of the rocking chair couldn’t stop Penny's level of anxiety rising as she took the time necessary to feed Howard. This whole thing had turned into a shopping spree.