George and his Doughnuts (Lockwood & Co fanfiction)
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  • Reads 34,442
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  • Parts 26
  • Time 1h 6m
Complete, First published Jan 18, 2015
To my surprise, it was Lockwood making breakfast.

"Gah!" George said. "My kitchen is destroyed,"

I raised my eyebrows at him, and then at the kitchen, then at Lockwood. 

Even though I despised George, it didn't mean that he didn't cook well. In fact, he was an excellent cook. Sadly, it didn't go well with Lockwood. 

The scent of something burning filled the kitchen.








In where I imagine three people we know best at a certain place called 35 Portland Row start a fight early morning on which doughnut is better, jelly or plain.

*throw in some adventure, crushes, best friends and vacations and there's a pretty generic fic*
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42 parts Complete Mature

While we sat at our table eating lunch. A few of the queen bee's minions crossed by, sending death glares towards us which is getting old by now. Aubrey had been staring at a certain table for a long time. The table belonged to the nerds. But not any nerd. She was staring at Nathan Lockwood. I wondered why she would stare at him, and got an idea. "A Bet." She and I said in sync. I wondered if we had the same thought as usual. She watched me wonder. "The one who gets the good boy to fall in love wins," I said. "The one who gets Nathan Lockwood to fall in love wins," She said, clarifying my words with a smile. We sat staring at each other, thinking about how to make this bet interesting. "The loser pays for our first-semester apartment rent at college," She said and now she caught my attention. Something about this bet seemed too easy. That's why I agreed to it. "Deal". -- What happens when you bump into a familiar stranger, but can't place where you have seen them. An interest in figuring out where she has seen the mysterious handsome guy starts. Will she forget about the bet? --------- Word count: 55.207 All rights reserved. Remember to comment and vote! Thank you so much! Rankings: Betting, nr 11 out of 1000+ stories. (16.03.22) Mysteryboy, nr 2 out of 198 stories (03.04.22)