The 100 Preferences/Imagines

The Ambulonty Incident | Jasper Jordan

English isn't my first language, so please excuse any mistakes.

Sequel to The Tale of Great King Jasper.

Word Count: 2517 words.

(Y/N) hadn't gotten much sleep that night, the excitement for the next day keeping her awake. The words Jasper had said to her kept repeating themselves in her head, making a smile widening more and more on her lips. The boy had always been sweet to her, but she thought it was something natural of him. But she was really glad it meant something else. And she would make that clear when it came time to talk to him.

The girl was going through the words she had thought during the night to tell Jasper as she sat waiting on her couch for Monty to arrive. He'd said he'd stop by her house a little after lunch, and then the two of them could have some fun with Jasper's reactions to his actions from the day before.

She was awakened from her thoughts as quick knocks were heard at her door. She smiled, looking excitedly at it, then getting up and walking to the door, opening it. The smile on her face turned into a confused look when she saw Jasper standing outside, looking worried about something. Monty hadn't said he'd bring Jasper with him, and anyway, he was nowhere to be seen in the hallway.

"Please tell me you can help me." Jasper said, looking a little desperate, which worried the girl.

"Well, yes, but-" the moment she said 'yes' the boy pulled her gently out of her house, closing the door, then putting his hand on her shoulders and pushing her down the hall. "Ok..."

"I'm sorry, it's just..." he pushed her faster and faster. "I've managed to keep him busy, but it won't last long."

"Him?" she frowned. "What are you talking about?"

"You will understand."

The boy kept pushing her for a few more minutes until they reached the place where she had taken him yesterday. His house. He stepped out from behind her quickly to pull her inside the house, hurrying to his room, closing the door behind them.

Jasper looked expectantly at the girl, who wandered her eyes around the room. It was messy. Very messy. Clothes were all around and a box with a few holes had been left in the middle of his room. She frowned again, not understanding why he had brought her there. Was that a subtle way for him to say that he wanted to... Be with her?

The boy, seeing her confusion, pushed the girl, who almost fell to the floor. "Ouch, Jasper." she complained, turning to him, but then a movement in front of her caught her attention again.

The box, which had been standing still, had begun to move. From the holes that once were irrelevant to her, now parts of a human body were starting to come out. Of the two lateral holes that were in the bottom, two legs came out; of the two side holes in the front, two arms; and from a large hole in front of the box a head had come out. Not just a head, but Monty's head.

(Y/N) couldn't be more confused. What the hell was going on? And then, Monty began to make similar noises of what she knew an ambulance was supposed to do, as he walked weirdly to her. She turned to Jasper, who was trying not to laugh.

"What's wrong, miss?" Monty asked as he reached her side, turning his head up so he could look at her.

"I..." she didn't know what to say to him for a moment. "There's nothing wrong."

Monty shook his head disapprovingly at her. "How could you mess with our service, miss? People are suffering and dying out there. Have a nice day."