Penny X Gumball Novels & Stories

She also pulled a key out of her breast and unlocked the chest, only to grab a black pouch. “I just need one more…” Penny breathed. “The purple one.” When she opened the black pouch, Ruby noticed a faint glow that lit up Penny’s features and made her eyes sparkle with mischief. A purple one? Ruby thought to herself. A Purple what? She wondered if she was able to look inside of the pouch to see what Penny was looking at, but Penny closed it quickly when she heard footsteps outside of the bedroom door. She quickly locked the pouch back in the chest and put the chest away before turning her attention to the door, just in time for it to open and Rick stood before her.

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.

she had chuckled. By the seventh day, Ludwig had a good collection of female antique jewelry in his drawer, which was of no use to him. A fleeting thought occurred to him as to how she would look wearing only the jewelry he had bought and nothing else. And that day Penny was reveling in the amount of money she had made. She had made two hundred and ten silver coins, which was equal to two gold coins and ten silver coins, and she was exhilarated as hell. She had splurged the money in buying dresses for herself and of course undergarments. And now she was thankfully wearing decent dresses to the shop rather than the boring black ones. She had received her thirty extra coins from him. After clo

Tears welled in Selina’s eyes, and her body shook with rage. She gritted her teeth and glared at Penny. Penny pretended not to see her and quietly waited for the game to end. The game finally ended an hour later. Penny got to her feet and was about to leave when she recalled the one million dollars she needed to repay. She then turned toward Caleb. “Could I trouble you for your bank account number, Mr. Fergerson?” Caleb gently swirled the wine in the glass he was holding. Penny had downed several drinks during the games session and was slightly tipsy, but she still remembered she owed money.

No shouting matches in corporate boardrooms. This is chess, not checkers. And I’m the queen they buried too soon. So, I did what any broke woman with a grudge and a second chance would do. I grabbed my old shoebox from the closet—the one I used to call my “panic fund.” Inside: 39 pennies 9 nickels 17 dimes 10 quarters 4 crumpled dollar bills And a random Canadian coin that somehow always stayed I dumped it all into my old leather purse. The handle was still loose. The zipper still jammed halfway. But she was loyal. Just like me.

Well except the blue big prized dolphin. A dolphin of my dream. "Another try." Xavier hands him another fifty bucks. The game guy smiles as he collects the money he must be enjoying Xavier's failure, I mean he's making a lot of money from Xavier. He got the first, second then miss the third. And I got handed another sick doll. Am gonna faint if he gives me another. "Xavier its enough, you can't waste all your money on this sick game." I place a hand in Xavier's shoulder when the failed the eleven try. I now had a handful of dieing stuffed animals in my hands.

I stomped towards the empty place beside the customer. “Catherine,” Gwen muttered. “I’m having problems with this guy. He’s insisting that twenty minus seventeen is six! I don’t know what to believe anymore.” “Gwen is right. Your change is only three, Sir.” “Prove it? The real way.” “Fine.” I gaze back at Gwen. “Do you have a pen and paper?” She bobbed her head and pulled a black ballpoint pen and a sheet of A4 bond paper from the inside.

She was over the moon. Penny walked towards the gift table, then she took a gift bag. She smiled at her sister-in-law and said, “Sister-in-law, it’s a guessing time. Should you fail to guess the owner of the gift, you will drink Amanda’s concoction.” Then Amanda mixed soda with marshmallows and vinegar in a cup. Penny handed a gift bag to Michaela and said, "Sister-in-law, please guess the owner of this gift, from Mr Saxon Senior to Mr Wells.”

Fallon sounded as if he were chewing gravel. “Prismatic silver is not an easy currency to convert, let alone explain,” she said tersely.

Penny fell backwards laughing. “If you don’t shut up, there’s going to be a hoard of men trying to bust the door down!” Thea shouted through her own laughter. Penny composed herself, a slight frown marred her otherwise perfect face and she pouted her lips. “I’m not sure I like the sound of the whole nine lives thing, from our experience, gifts like that usually come with a price. I’d like to know how that came about and with whom they’ve made a deal with to acquire a gift like that.”