Jasmine

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Jasmine
GenderFemale
Age15
BirthdayAugust 14, 1993 (Leo)
GradeSophomore as of Table for One
SpeciesCat
BreedTuxedo
OccupationStudent
AffiliationEnvironmental club, Sophomore table
DebutBack and Forth, page 20
May 31, 2010 (2010-05-31)

Sweet, dutiful and booked solid from Monday to Sunday, Jasmine is a tuxedo cat one grade below the main cast at Roseville High School. She plays softball, joins the Environmental Club every single year, and served a term as student-council treasurer, all of which left her boyfriend Paulo with a girl he was crazy about and almost never saw. After the two of them went their separate ways on New Year’s Eve, she has spent her sophomore year becoming the steadiest friend Abbey has. Somehow, in among all of that, she and Paulo also found time to print three hundred campaign posters for the wrong office.

Personality

Jasmine has plans, and apparently that is a personal insult.

The first thing anyone learns about Jasmine is that she is busy. She is bright, eager and genuinely nice to be around, and she is also scheduled within an inch of her life. Time with her tends to get snatched between practice, a club meeting and the next thing on her calendar. She blushes easily, laughs at gore movies once the initial terror wears off, and twirls her bangs whenever a conversation gets a bit too personal. She is a sucker for romance, too, offering to lend Lucy her Twilight books.[1] Push her past her limit, though, and the sweetness vanishes for about a minute before she remembers she is a nice person.

Her commitments come up in nearly every conversation she has. She turns down a date because arriving late to a sleepover would be rude.[2] She insists to Alec McCain that her council run is a serious campaign with real posters,[3] and she offers to pick up the whole tab at movie night while Cassidy remarks on how generous she always is.[4] Veronica has said Jasmine was down-to-earth from the very start because she was taking the character seriously.[5]

Over her freshman year, Jasmine gets better at making time for herself. It starts small, when she abandons batting practice to hang out with Paulo instead,[6] and later she drops violin to make more room for fun.[7] By sophomore year she is telling Abbey that Paulo taught her she needs to relax sometimes,[8] and Cassidy brings up the same lesson when Jasmine tries to loosen Abbey up on Halloween.[9] The lesson only goes so far, though. She still signs up for a highway cleanup and then grumbles about the 6:49 bus it takes to get there.[10]

She does have a temper, though it burns out about as fast as it flares up. When Sue reveals that freshmen cannot run for secretary, Jasmine rounds on Paulo with “300 sheets of WRONG, Paulo!!”, and she has forgiven him by the time the results are in.[11][12] At Daisy’s sleepover she throws a pint of ice cream in Sue’s face for being sarcastic,[13] and her first fight with Paulo ends because she calls him a slacker and then bursts into tears as soon as he walks off.[14] Even Dylan’s crude jokes at the cleanup only earn a sarcastic remark about his maturity before a passing car interrupts her with a flying can.[15]

Sue wanted secrecy, but Jasmine and Paulo preferred an audience.

For such a well-behaved girl, she has a real mischievous streak. On Halloween she licks a knife and tells fleeing children she only wants their souls, then pops up beside Paulo to scream at a small pirate.[16][17] As treasurer she played a string of pranks on Secretary Abbey,[18] and at the highway cleanup she holds two trash bags against her chest to vamp at Dylan.[19] She also owns up to her share of the pranks. She could blame Paulo for the ones they pulled together, she tells Abbey, but she knows she should not have given him such a hard time.[20]

She is also, rather unexpectedly, a very good listener. When Abbey turns up at lunch shaking with anger, she will not let him sit down until he has talked it through,[21] and when he is offered an olive branch she tells him he does not have to take it.[22]

Appearance

Veronica’s blue-pen sketch of Jasmine with two friends.[23]

Jasmine is a tuxedo cat with green eyes, pale hair and a dark patch running down her forehead to her nose.[24] She is noticeably shorter than both Paulo and Abbey,[25][26] with a set of bangs she twirls whenever she gets self-conscious.[27][28] She originally wears her hair in a small topknot, held in place by a pair of chopsticks pushed through the bun.[29] She wears it this way again in Study Buddy.[30] She also wears a low ponytail tied at the nape in Piece of Cake and Take Heart,[31][32] and a high ponytail in Clean Slate.[19] Paulo, for what it’s worth, reports that her hair smells like peaches.[33]

She wears a skirt on her first date, and Veronica’s commentary admits to wanting the dress for herself.[34] She also wears a blue sleeveless mockneck top with a black skirt.[35] In winter, she wears a brown turtleneck, green scarf, yellow pleated skirt, leggings and boots.[31] For softball she wears a blue uniform with a white stripe on the sleeve and a catcher’s mitt.[36][14]

Halloween is where her wardrobe gets ambitious. For Mischief Night she turns up in a bloodstained flower-print kimono with dark makeup smeared under her eyes, a zombie kimono girl borrowed from a comic Paulo showed her.[37][38] The following Halloween she goes as Juno, baby doll included.[39] Veronica spent the most time on Jasmine’s design of the three freshmen introduced in Back and Forth,[29] and she still lists Jasmine among the later designs she is fond of.[40]

Significant events

Freshman year

Jasmine is introduced in Back and Forth as one of three freshman girls David shoves Paulo toward, and Paulo picks her out of the trio for a date.[41][29] In Up to Bat he visits her at batting practice, where an accidental swing sends a softball into his face before she decides to ditch the training and hang out with him instead.[42][6] In Mischief Night, the pair spend Halloween scaring small children as a zombie and a glittery vampire until Sue tells them off.[17]

Jasmine runs for student council in Feline Filibuster. Paulo prints her posters,[43] and it is Sue who breaks the news that only sophomores can run for secretary.[11] Paulo corrects all three hundred posters by hand to read Treasury, and Jasmine wins the job.[44][12] That new job is part of what sets off her first real fight with Paulo, and in Pillow Talk she arrives at Daisy’s sleepover in tears over it.[45] The other girls mix sympathy with blunt advice, and Jasmine resolves to find a way to make time for him.[46]

Their relationship is already showing its first cracks in Carry Me.

A month into the relationship, Paulo complains in Carry Me that they are hardly ever together.[47] Jasmine persuades her father to cancel her violin lessons, freeing up more time for them.[7][27] She attends Tess’s Christmas party in At Loose Ends,[48] builds a snowman with Paulo in Piece of Cake,[31] and phones to apologize for a week away at her grandmother’s in the country.[49] Then, at Tess’s New Year’s party in Ten Seconds to Midnight, she and Paulo break up, and she learns he has someone else in mind.[50]

Jasmine finally says what she thinks of Paulo.

After the breakup, she keeps her distance. She is frosty with him at the school play in Curtain Call,[51] and she tells him exactly what she thinks of him after the study group in Study Buddy.[52] In Payback, a chapter that only appears in Volume Four, she discovers he has quietly paid for her movie night with Mina and Cassidy.[53] By March, in Take Heart, she runs from him down the hall announcing “I’ve had a drama-free year so far”, and she only agrees to help revive the council’s Valentine’s rose sale once she hears Abbey has broken up with Daisy.[32][54] She and Mina run the table, and Jasmine lies to the principal that it is some sort of sports fundraiser.[55]

Sophomore year

Jasmine makes room for Abbey at the lunch table.

In her sophomore year, Jasmine signs up for the Environmental Club again in Clean Slate and finds Abbey, the secretary she tormented, already in the room.[56][57] At the Northern Highway cleanup, she apologizes for the pranks, and the two become friends.[18] She waves him over to her lunch table in Love Again,[58] brings him along to Daisy’s sixteenth birthday in Moments Apart,[59] and helps him talk through his anger at Paulo in High Expectations.[60]

She spends Halloween trick-or-treating with her friends and Abbey in Good Egg, printed in Volume Seven. Jasmine dresses as Juno; Abbey goes as a police officer.[39] After an egg thrown by Mina hits Lucy’s mother, Jasmine and Abbey flee laughing, then decide to return and apologize.[61][62] She and Abbey greet Lucy at school on her birthday in Unwanted Gift,[63] and in Fuel Economy she accepts Paulo’s offer of a ride to the next cleanup.[64] In Third Wheel she gives Daisy her blessing to date Paulo.[28]

Major relationships

Paulo

Jasmine greets her date door-first in Back and Forth.

Paulo and Jasmine were, by both their accounts, a good couple who were hardly ever in the same room. After picking her out of the freshman trio in Back and Forth, he tells David she gives off Sunday-school vibes,[29] and she opens their first date by flinging her front door into his face, having been waiting behind it.[34] They bond over laughing at an R-rated gorefest at the Eagle Cinema.[65] The next day she stage-manages his rescue from a crowd of girls fighting over him, and then points out that they are not even official yet.[25] Paulo is a genuinely attentive boyfriend. He brings water to her practice,[42] prints her campaign posters,[43] buys tickets to a girly movie she wanted to see,[35] and, as she later tells Daisy, sat through a great many films he hated just because she asked.[28] Yet she often cannot go. When she turns down the movie for a sleepover, he lists the commitments that keep them apart, from softball to Sundays reserved for church or family. She calls him a slacker, and he walks away rather than fight back.[14] To David he sums it up as ending up with a girl he never sees.[33]

In Carry Me, Jasmine runs up to announce that she has talked her dad into cancelling her violin lessons. She thanks Paulo for giving her the courage and says she does not deserve a guy like him, while he looks guiltily at the feverish Lucy standing nearby.[7][27] That night on a shared swing she tells him, “If you gotta know, my favorite extracurricular activity is you.” He calls it corny, and it is.[66] By New Year’s Eve in Ten Seconds to Midnight, Paulo has admitted to himself that he loves Lucy and not her.[67] He asks her to talk privately.[68] Jasmine gets there first anyway. In the hallway she says they should see other people, and he bursts out laughing because he was about to say the same thing. For a moment the two of them are hysterical with relief.[69][70] Her reason is that she is too busy to be fair to him, and he tells her how mature she is.[71] Then she works out that there is someone else. She checks that nothing has happened between them. Her tone turns cold before she asks whether he plans to tell the girl how he feels; he says yes.[50] She wishes him luck and shakes his hand, and once he is gone she leans against the wall crying.[72] At midnight she finds him in the crowd and kisses him.[73]

Jasmine is still nursing a grudge after the breakup. Finding Rachel lounging in his lap at Daisy’s study group in Study Buddy is the last straw, and afterward she tells him, “I looked up to you. But after everything, I realized.. You’re really immature.”[74][52] Paulo later secretly covers her movie-night bill through Amaya and gets handed a broom for it.[53][75] Time does a lot of good. By Clean Slate she is telling Abbey she is glad they dated because Paulo taught her to relax, and then hastily insisting she would not want him back.[8] She defends him to Abbey as not such a bad guy at heart, admitting she was a little hard on him herself.[76] She scolds his new car on environmental grounds before confessing she is a bit jealous,[77] and she tells Daisy she was only angry for so long because he was such a good boyfriend.[28] Paulo, meanwhile, draws on their relationship when warning Mike how little time together can feel like neglect,[78] and much later tells Daisy he preferred their slower pace to relationships that moved faster than he wanted.[79][80] He even has her to thank for getting a Twilight trivia question right in Tickets Please.[81]

Abbey

Jasmine talks Abbey down from another spiral.

Jasmine and Paulo play a string of pranks on Abbey during her freshman year. By sophomore year, she is looking out for him instead. As treasurer she fetched change for a PTA bake sale and left Secretary Abbey thousands of pennies in his locker.[12] She referred to him as a führer behind his back,[27] hid his keys in the girls’ bathroom, and taught new students a rude misspelling of his name.[18] So when she walks into the Environmental Club in Clean Slate and finds him already there, she freezes, and sits through the club meeting convinced he hates her.[57][82] Instead, at the Northern Highway cleanup Abbey lets her shelter behind him as cans fly from passing cars, calmly reciting the culprits’ license plates.[83] She apologizes and confesses the lot, and he pronounces her a mature, considerate young lady with questionable taste in men.[20][18] They end up trading Paulo impressions.[24]

From then on, Abbey starts confiding in her. In the Everyday Life side comic she notices he has been looking stressed and asks about trouble in paradise, and he admits his fear that he has been the monster in his relationship, but pulls back before she can answer.[84] After he breaks up with Daisy in Love Again,[85] Jasmine calls him over to her table, tells Haley he’s cool, and warns Mina off with a claim that he is taken, which Abbey stammers to correct.[86] She brings him to Daisy’s birthday because she thinks the two of them ought to see each other.[59] In High Expectations he arrives at lunch trembling after seeing Paulo and Daisy together.[87] She refuses to let him sit down in that state, takes his tray before he breaks it, and talks him through it.[88] She tells him it is okay to be wrong and that looking out for his friends does not make him a bad person, then tells him directly: “I know you keep worrying about it, but.. You aren’t your crappy dad.”[89][60] When Paulo later offers him a ride, she is just as careful in the other direction, telling Abbey he is allowed to stay angry and that all the gesture means is that Paulo is willing to be a friend.[22][90]

Whether there is more to it is a question their friends keep asking. Abbey watches her fondly while she rushes to help Daisy’s father at the party.[91] When Sue asks whether Jasmine is really his rebound of choice, he insists she has just been a supportive friend with whom he shares a lot of interests, like science and history.[92] Mina and Cassidy are less coy. They reach the lunch table in Fuel Economy just as Jasmine has a hand on Abbey’s arm, and Mina announces “I TOLD you it was happening!”, which gets her a scowl and a “What is?” from Jasmine.[90] Oliver has said he thinks the two of them are perfect for each other.[93]

Mina and Cassidy

Mina and Cassidy decline to save the planet in Clean Slate.

Mina and Cassidy are Jasmine’s oldest friends in the comic, and they are usually the ones keeping her feet on the ground. They are beside her when Paulo first comes calling in Back and Forth, where Cassidy passes her a note in class warning that he probably expects her to put out and advising her to get tested.[29] Mina, meanwhile, is the friend Jasmine trusts to act out a script, playing the stern chaperone who wants only the best for her Jazzie while Jasmine extracts Paulo from a brawl.[94] The three of them go to the mall together,[47] and when Paulo and Jasmine revive the rose sale in Take Heart, Mina helps run the table.[55]

They are also pretty merciless about her. Movie night in Payback opens with the pair dreading another lecture from her dad, though Jasmine insists he is not that strict.[95] It ends with Mina shrugging off the discovery that Paulo paid the bill with “Better a guilty ex than a mean one!”[96] Neither joins her in the Environmental Club: Cassidy has choir, and Mina has video games. They let Jasmine dream about rescuing beach animals while noting she will mostly be collecting Coke cans.[56][57] Halloween in Good Egg is theirs as much as hers. Mina warns that Jasmine has a lot of work ahead of her with Abbey, then throws an egg at a house. Carol opens the door into its path, and the hit sends the whole group running.[61][62]

Minor relationships

Daisy

Daisy is still willing to scold Jasmine when sympathy is not enough.

Daisy is the older friend Jasmine turns to after her first big fight with Paulo, and she does not sugar-coat the advice. Jasmine arrives at her sleepover in tears in Pillow Talk, and Daisy is the one who scolds her for the slacker remark.[45][46] She greets Jasmine warmly at the study group,[74] though she finds it a little weird when Jasmine turns up to Daisy’s sixteenth with Abbey in tow.[97] In Third Wheel, Jasmine admits she had an inkling about Daisy and Paulo as far back as the election, given how much he helped Daisy, and her blessing leaves Daisy in tears.[98][28]

Sue

Sue treats Jasmine’s campaign like a national emergency.

Sue is sarcastic, meddling and often useful to Jasmine. Sue’s plan in Feline Filibuster was to manipulate her as treasurer.[44] Her sarcasm at the sleepover earns a pint of ice cream to the face, though she also offers the practical advice that Paulo would love to hear the sappy stuff said to his face.[13][35] She rescues Jasmine socially at the study group by roping her in to read questions,[99] and later she is the one needling Abbey about whether Jasmine is his rebound.[92]

Lucy

Jasmine admits she does not want to lose Paulo, and Lucy looks thoroughly unconvinced.

Jasmine and Lucy are civil in a slightly loaded way, with Paulo often in the middle. Lucy sizes up her Halloween costume with a nervous compliment in Mischief Night,[38] and at the sleepover she bluntly tells the room that Paulo deserves a girl he can actually hang out with.[100] Paulo confirms to Daisy that he broke up with Jasmine for Lucy’s sake.[101] In Good Egg, Lucy finds out about the egging and, to Jasmine and Abbey’s surprise, tells them to keep up the good work.[26]

Quotes

YES IT IS HELLO!! Jasmine, flinging her front door into Paulo’s face in Back and Forth

I just don’t think I’m ready for a boyfriend yet. I’m way too busy and it’s just not fair to leave you hanging all the time. I’m sure you can understand. Jasmine, breaking up with Paulo in Ten Seconds to Midnight

Eyy, babe! Lookin’ real sex-ay! Whaddaya mean yer busy? I’ve been doin’ nothin’ ‘cept video games and eatin’ trash! S’no wonder the girls find me sooo irresistible~! Jasmine, doing her Paulo impression for Abbey in Clean Slate

Hold still, my darlings.. I only want your souls ♥ Jasmine, licking a knife at some trick-or-treaters in Mischief Night

It’s not very environmentally conscious to use a car over public transit, you know. Jasmine, teasing Paulo about his new car in Fuel Economy

Trivia

  • Veronica’s commentary notes that Jasmine was already the popular pick among commenters before she had spoken a single line.[29]
  • The very first Bittersweet Club International member gift was a Zombie Kimono Jasmine keychain, based on her Mischief Night costume, and Veronica has said she always liked that design.[102][103]
  • Up to Bat was drawn years after the chapters around it, specifically to give Paulo and Jasmine more time together on the page.[36]
  • Paulo ran up a $245 bill on Mike’s phone talking to her in Buddy System.[104]

See also

References

  1. ↑ Chapter 57: Mischief Night, page 7
  2. ↑ Chapter 61: Pillow Talk, page 15
  3. ↑ Chapter 60: Feline Filibuster, page 5
  4. ↑ Bittersweet Candy Bowl: Volume Four, “Payback”, page 3
  5. ↑ Veronica (2026-04-16). “Veronica on taking Jasmine seriously from the start”. Tumblr.
  6. ↑ 6.0 6.1 Chapter 56: Up to Bat, page 6
  7. ↑ 7.0 7.1 7.2 Chapter 64: Carry Me, page 22
  8. ↑ 8.0 8.1 Chapter 93: Clean Slate, page 10
  9. ↑ Bittersweet Candy Bowl: Volume Seven, “Good Egg”, page 3
  10. ↑ Chapter 112: Fuel Economy, page 4
  11. ↑ 11.0 11.1 Chapter 60: Feline Filibuster, page 6
  12. ↑ 12.0 12.1 12.2 Chapter 60: Feline Filibuster, page 18
  13. ↑ 13.0 13.1 Chapter 61: Pillow Talk, page 12
  14. ↑ 14.0 14.1 14.2 Chapter 61: Pillow Talk, page 16
  15. ↑ Chapter 93: Clean Slate, page 5
  16. ↑ Chapter 57: Mischief Night, page 8
  17. ↑ 17.0 17.1 Chapter 57: Mischief Night, page 11
  18. ↑ 18.0 18.1 18.2 18.3 Chapter 93: Clean Slate, page 8
  19. ↑ 19.0 19.1 Chapter 93: Clean Slate, page 11
  20. ↑ 20.0 20.1 Chapter 93: Clean Slate, page 7
  21. ↑ Chapter 100: High Expectations, page 6
  22. ↑ 22.0 22.1 Chapter 112: Fuel Economy, page 6
  23. ↑ Veronica and Oliver (2014-10-07). “Jasmine and friends design sketch”. Tumblr.
  24. ↑ 24.0 24.1 Chapter 93: Clean Slate, page 9
  25. ↑ 25.0 25.1 Chapter 54: Back and Forth, page 33
  26. ↑ 26.0 26.1 Bittersweet Candy Bowl: Volume Seven, “Good Egg”, page 6
  27. ↑ 27.0 27.1 27.2 27.3 Chapter 64: Carry Me, page 23
  28. ↑ 28.0 28.1 28.2 28.3 28.4 Chapter 123: Third Wheel, page 7
  29. ↑ 29.0 29.1 29.2 29.3 29.4 29.5 Chapter 54: Back and Forth, page 21
  30. ↑ Chapter 77: Study Buddy, page 17
  31. ↑ 31.0 31.1 31.2 Chapter 70: Piece of Cake, page 9
  32. ↑ 32.0 32.1 Chapter 81: Take Heart, page 17
  33. ↑ 33.0 33.1 Chapter 64: Carry Me, page 3
  34. ↑ 34.0 34.1 Chapter 54: Back and Forth, page 22
  35. ↑ 35.0 35.1 35.2 Chapter 61: Pillow Talk, page 14
  36. ↑ 36.0 36.1 Chapter 56: Up to Bat, page 1
  37. ↑ Chapter 57: Mischief Night, page 5
  38. ↑ 38.0 38.1 Chapter 57: Mischief Night, page 6
  39. ↑ 39.0 39.1 Bittersweet Candy Bowl: Volume Seven, “Good Egg”, page 1
  40. ↑ Veronica (2025-12-29). “Ask response on favorite later character designs”. Tumblr.
  41. ↑ Chapter 54: Back and Forth, page 20
  42. ↑ 42.0 42.1 Chapter 56: Up to Bat, page 2
  43. ↑ 43.0 43.1 Chapter 60: Feline Filibuster, page 1
  44. ↑ 44.0 44.1 Chapter 60: Feline Filibuster, page 7
  45. ↑ 45.0 45.1 Chapter 61: Pillow Talk, page 11
  46. ↑ 46.0 46.1 Chapter 61: Pillow Talk, page 17
  47. ↑ 47.0 47.1 Chapter 64: Carry Me, page 1
  48. ↑ Chapter 69: At Loose Ends, page 14
  49. ↑ Chapter 70: Piece of Cake, page 14
  50. ↑ 50.0 50.1 Chapter 73: Ten Seconds to Midnight, page 24
  51. ↑ Chapter 74: Curtain Call, page 16
  52. ↑ 52.0 52.1 Chapter 77: Study Buddy, page 18
  53. ↑ 53.0 53.1 Bittersweet Candy Bowl: Volume Four, “Payback”, page 4
  54. ↑ Chapter 81: Take Heart, page 18
  55. ↑ 55.0 55.1 Chapter 81: Take Heart, page 19
  56. ↑ 56.0 56.1 Chapter 93: Clean Slate, page 1
  57. ↑ 57.0 57.1 57.2 Chapter 93: Clean Slate, page 2
  58. ↑ Chapter 95: Love Again, page 18
  59. ↑ 59.0 59.1 Chapter 98: Moments Apart, page 9
  60. ↑ 60.0 60.1 Chapter 100: High Expectations, page 9
  61. ↑ 61.0 61.1 Bittersweet Candy Bowl: Volume Seven, “Good Egg”, page 4
  62. ↑ 62.0 62.1 Bittersweet Candy Bowl: Volume Seven, “Good Egg”, page 5
  63. ↑ Chapter 107: Unwanted Gift, page 7
  64. ↑ Chapter 112: Fuel Economy, page 12
  65. ↑ Chapter 54: Back and Forth, page 25
  66. ↑ Chapter 64: Carry Me, page 27
  67. ↑ Chapter 73: Ten Seconds to Midnight, page 11
  68. ↑ Chapter 73: Ten Seconds to Midnight, page 20
  69. ↑ Chapter 73: Ten Seconds to Midnight, page 21
  70. ↑ Chapter 73: Ten Seconds to Midnight, page 22
  71. ↑ Chapter 73: Ten Seconds to Midnight, page 23
  72. ↑ Chapter 73: Ten Seconds to Midnight, page 25
  73. ↑ Chapter 73: Ten Seconds to Midnight, page 27
  74. ↑ 74.0 74.1 Chapter 77: Study Buddy, page 14
  75. ↑ Bittersweet Candy Bowl: Volume Four, “Payback”, page 6
  76. ↑ Chapter 100: High Expectations, page 10
  77. ↑ Chapter 112: Fuel Economy, page 5
  78. ↑ Chapter 94: Model Girlfriend, page 45
  79. ↑ Chapter 128: Made Fresh, page 34
  80. ↑ Chapter 128: Made Fresh, page 35
  81. ↑ Chapter 129: Tickets Please, page 21
  82. ↑ Chapter 93: Clean Slate, page 4
  83. ↑ Chapter 93: Clean Slate, page 6
  84. ↑ Everyday Life, page 13 🔒 (members only)
  85. ↑ Chapter 95: Love Again, page 17
  86. ↑ Chapter 95: Love Again, page 19
  87. ↑ Chapter 100: High Expectations, page 5
  88. ↑ Chapter 100: High Expectations, page 7
  89. ↑ Chapter 100: High Expectations, page 8
  90. ↑ 90.0 90.1 Chapter 112: Fuel Economy, page 7
  91. ↑ Chapter 98: Moments Apart, page 12
  92. ↑ 92.0 92.1 Chapter 98: Moments Apart, page 13
  93. ↑ Oliver (2016-06-08). “Oliver on Abbey and Jasmine”. Tumblr.
  94. ↑ Chapter 54: Back and Forth, page 32
  95. ↑ Bittersweet Candy Bowl: Volume Four, “Payback”, page 1
  96. ↑ Bittersweet Candy Bowl: Volume Four, “Payback”, page 5
  97. ↑ Chapter 98: Moments Apart, page 19
  98. ↑ Chapter 123: Third Wheel, page 6
  99. ↑ Chapter 77: Study Buddy, page 15
  100. ↑ Chapter 61: Pillow Talk, page 18
  101. ↑ Chapter 74: Curtain Call, page 17
  102. ↑ “Announcing THE PREMIER BCB EXPERIENCE”. bittersweetcandybowl.com. 2011-01-15.
  103. ↑ Veronica (2026-03-15). “Veronica on the Jasmine charm design”. Tumblr.
  104. ↑ Chapter 72: Buddy System, page 1
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