Regular Show Wall Buddy Novels & Stories

“Oh, we know it well enough to get to our base. We’ve got a super secret hiding place they’ve been trying to find for years. Never even came close.” He seemed very open about telling me all this. I would have thought if he wanted to keep his rebel base super secret, telling a complete stranger about it probably wasn’t such a good idea. “Take down the wall, pop through the other side, put the wall back. Gone.” He grinned at me. “It’s that easy. Ain’t that right, Marv?” He moved aside to address his buddy who was sitting against the far wall. Which was when I realised something wasn’t quite right. Marv, for a start, was very clearly a woman.

After all the rejection I had faced recently, it was refreshing to have someone believe in me, and I felt relieved knowing Bree was there. When we reached the waiting area, Buddy was there, standing as if he had been watching the door since the very second I was gone. His eyes instantly landed on Bree, and his expression darkened. As she gave me a friendly smile and wished me luck, I caught Buddy's stiff glare at her, and it was clear he wasn't exactly happy with our new partnership. “Good luck, Mrs. Morano,” Bree said, ignoring Buddy's glare at her. “Feel free to contact me anytime if you need help with the role or have questions about the schedule. Here's my personal number.” She handed me

A bad feeling rose in me as I inserted it. On the screen were explicit videos of Elsie with other people, but there was only one man throughout all of them. Strangely enough, I knew him, and not just casually. I was very familiar with him.

Damon looked at Nyla indulgently. "Okay, I'll cook for you every day." "By the way, how's Buddy now?" Nyla asked. She had been so focused on asking about Damon and Andre that she had forgotten to ask about Mason. The thought made her feel guilty. "Buddy is doing well, but after you left, he stopped talking much. He stays in his room most of the time, only coming out for school or meals. I'm not sure what he's doing in there," Damon said.

to a cascade of cheers. “What the hell is that?” Mom asked the man who’d opened her door. The guy was probably around my age, but he didn’t waver when confronted by Mom’s I’d-like-to-speak-a-manager tone. Instead, he smiled broadly and said, “Wild Side Wednesday, ma’am. Trust me, you can’t hear it from the residence side of the resort.” Mom’s “hmm” made it clear she was not convinced. “So, this is Scott’s buddy’s place?” Dad was already impressed. “I was imagining something else. Maybe a seaside Holiday Inn–type thing with a tiki bar.”

Oh my God… I am not ready to be his f*ck buddy! “And what condition is it?” I asked him, swallowing hard. “Simple,” Bullet mumbled and smiled boyishly at me, “we are going to erase the line in the shower room of our condo unit. It will mean that I can also use it anytime I want to.” My jaw dropped to the floor. Is that all that he needed?! This guy is really something and I can’t believe he will really use this for that purpose! “Is that serious?” I asked, “i-is that all?”

"You've already changed the pattern. New Sheila makes plans. She doesn't just wait for boys to need computer help." Me: When are you free this week? I'll trade debugging for food A minute passed. Bobby: tuesday? i'm free after 4 pizza? bring your scary trainer if you want i owe her for turning you into a party animal Party animal. If only he knew. Before I could respond, Zuki said, "We're going." "You want to come?" "Someone has to make sure you don't backslide into tech support mode." I typed the confirmation, then set my phone down.

"Boss is busy, go dance, he'll watch." "Oookay then..." Cassidy took her arm and lead her to the stage, Rocco was to her side and help her with the songs. "Sorry, some emergency situation, the big boss is there. Don't worry, as the scary guy said, he'll be watching." Rocco nudged Bree to look at the big glass planted on the wall where the back office was. "I'm a bit rusty, so can I get a do-over if I fail the first one?"

"But she was talking shit like usual. So she had it coming." "As long as it was a fair fight... it was fair, right?" He looked at me suspiciously. "IF I have to fight, I don't fight any other way. Just me and her." Maddy says quickly. "Well ok then." He seemed appeased. "I never really liked that girl anyway. She seems like the kind that likes to cause trouble." "Well, hopefully, she leaves us alone from now on," Maddy says. "Alright boys, We are burning daylight. Let's get at least one wall up before lunch is ready." Bob says and pats Ant on the shoulder. He's still not saying much. Just eating his BBQ chips quietly. I wonder if he's going to pout all day.

I step aside, allowing Logan to enter, and our eyes meet for a brief moment before he looks away, his gaze scanning the room until it lands on Shawn. Just then, Shawn's face lights up, and he drops his toys, racing towards Logan with a squeal of excitement. "Hey, best buddy! How are you doing?" Logan scoops him up, tossing him gently in the air. Shawn giggles, wrapping his arms around Logan's neck, and Logan takes his face in his hands, squeezing it affectionately. "Buddy, you're happy to see me!" Shawn nods enthusiastically, still grinning from ear to ear. "Yeah, I'm happy! Come see what I'm playing with!" He takes Logan's hand, leading him to his playpen, talking excitedly about his toys.