Jessica

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Jessica
GenderFemale
Age17
BirthdayMarch 15, 1991 (Pisces)
GradeSenior as of Table for One
SpeciesCat
OccupationStudent
AffiliationCheer squad, Drama club, Senior friend group
DebutFollow Me, page 7
February 18, 2007 (2007-02-18)

Jessica is a purple cat in the senior class of Roseville High School, a cheerleader, a drama-club fixture, and the drier half of a long-running double act with her best friend Rachel. She walked into the comic cornering Tess in the freshman hallway, and before the end of her junior year she had acquired a fake ID and put a fairly ruthless revenge scheme to use. These days she dotes on her girlfriend Madison and has written a play that her friends keep recognising themselves in. The reputation she carried around school for two years was something Tess made up about a frightened freshman. The fake ID, on the other hand, is entirely real.

Personality

Jessica has never mistaken honesty for tact.

Jessica has an opinion on everything from casting choices to Jordan’s love life, and no particular hurry to soften it. She sits at the judge’s table during auditions waving people off the stage, and she bosses the drama club around as though it were hers. She tells Jordan to his face that his crush is never going to like him. She also has a fake ID, a beer in hand at parties, and a lecture about responsible drinking ready for anyone a year younger than her. Madison gets a much softer side of her.

Jessica will tell you how much she hates bullies while making an exception for Tess. In her very first scene she and Rachel corner Tess in the freshman hallway and inform her that it’s only fair she takes her turn feeling hunted.[1] At the pep rally in A Different Side she joins the crowd in shouting down Tess’s apology and gets into it with Paulo over whether Tess deserves a hearing at all.[2] When Daisy later mistakes her for a friend of Katie’s, she is genuinely offended, since she and Rachel made such a fuss over Tess precisely because they have no time for bullies.[3] Daisy puts the obvious question to her at the sleepover in Pillow Talk, asking whether she is really any better than Tess, and Jessica’s answer is “Frankly, you weren’t there.”[4]

She talks a much bigger game than she has actually played. Outside the club in Back and Forth she assures Paulo that the bouncers know her and that she has a fake ID anyway, and afterwards she informs him that he is merely inexperienced.[5][6] The sexual bravado doesn’t survive the sleepover. Paulo was her first time as well, and the reputation Lucy throws at her that night was invented by Tess back when Jessica was a freshman.[7][8] Back then she was a girl who tried to confront Tess’s crew and could only manage to warn them they might be late for class, then froze up entirely when Craig put his hands on her.[9][10] She kept all of it from Rachel for two years.[11] Her own verdict on the Paulo scheme is that she meant to turn Tess’s lies into a weapon and instead “I just felt like a whore. A real one.”[7] Veronica has said the backstory was written so that it reads differently once Jessica becomes more open about her sexuality, as the story of somebody who was struggling a great deal inside her own head.[12]

Put her in charge of anything and she will run it briskly and with commentary. As casting judge for Sue’s play in Casting Call she cuts short one hopeful after another, and her review of Mike’s audition is “Christ he’s awful. My vote’s for Felix.”[13][14] When Sue makes a casting choice she disagrees with, she simply announces that she is picking the rest of the cast herself.[15] She orders Mike to practice where she can keep an eye on him in Rehearsal, and Sue later thanks her, quite sincerely, for kicking her backside through every step of the production.[16][17] The same deadpan turns up whenever anyone hands her a straight line. Jordan gets told he paid for a few dinners rather than dated anyone, and a freshman-year Rachel announcing she is in love gets a single word back in Blind Date.[18][19] By senior year she is planning Madison’s birthday surprise like a military operation and forbidding Madison to guess.[20]

Even Jessica’s good luck comes with a warning label.

Jessica can turn quickly from anger to concern when she realises she has hurt a friend. She snaps at Daisy for inviting Tess to the sleepover, reduces her to tears, and is worrying over her within a page.[4][21] She is protective of Madison, yelling at Paulo for flirting with her girlfriend and telling Rachel not to talk to her that way even in the middle of their fight over the play.[22][23] She is rather less gracious when the criticism points her way. Called out for lecturing Daisy on drinking when she has been at Rachel’s beer herself, she insists “I’m very responsible!!”[20] When her friends spot themselves in her senior play she brushes off their complaints, and only afterwards admits to David that she is still a little sensitive about the story.[24][25]

Appearance

Jessica arrives at Daisy’s sleepover dressed casually, but still entirely on her own terms.

Jessica is a purple cat, and she was the first character in the comic to get a colour that strange; Veronica has said she wanted to justify it in the comic’s world rather than leave it unexplained.[26] Her hair is long and she changes what she does with it. She usually wears pigtails, though she had a ponytail as a freshman.[27][28] She lets it down when she is dressed up, and pinned it into a wavy bun for junior prom.[29][30] A small rectangular clip sits in her bangs.[27]

Unlike much of the cast, she usually wears a full outfit, and Veronica has joked that Jessica owns so many clothes that Mike ought to be ashamed of himself.[31] The everyday end of her wardrobe is the two-piece blue-and-black cheer uniform, and she wore a blue cardigan over a black crop top to Daisy’s sleepover.[28][32] The dressier end includes a dark red dress at the director’s table, and a strapless dress and high heels for the club.[16][29] She wears a red gown for prom, and a green dress with matching shoes in Love Again.[30][33]

She is also, by Veronica’s own account, probably her least favourite character to draw. The design goes wrong easily and has a habit of giving her a “REAAAAALLY long cranium”.[34] Oliver is kinder, and has singled out a panel in Back and Forth as the cutest Jessica in the entire comic.[35]

Significant events

Sophomore year

Jessica decides Daisy has earned a place among the popular girls.

Jessica first appears in Follow Me as Rachel’s partner in tormenting Tess.[1] In A Different Side she joins the cheer pyramid that Daisy tumbles out of, then shouts down Tess’s apology at the pep rally.[36][2] Impressed by Daisy’s outburst, she invites the freshman to the mall.[37] She and Rachel run into Daisy again at the park in New Beginnings, surprised that Daisy has mistaken them for friends of Katie.[3]

Junior year

Lucy gives Jessica the review her gloating was asking for in Back and Forth.

A new lunch period puts her and Rachel at Daisy’s table in A Distance Apart, with Tess in glaring range.[38] She signs on as casting judge for Sue’s play in Casting Call and ends up choosing most of the cast herself.[15] In Back and Forth she takes Paulo out to spite Tess, and the gloating afterwards earns her a punch from Lucy.[35][39]

The sleepover in Pillow Talk is where all of it catches up with her. A fight with Lucy leads Jessica to tell the room how Tess invented her sexual reputation.[40][8] She and Rachel clear the air, and Lucy apologises that night.[7][41] Paulo’s apology comes later, at school.[42]

Rachel drags her to Tess’s New Year’s party in Ten Seconds to Midnight.[43] Sue’s play keeps Jessica busy into the spring: she teases a nervous Sue backstage in Curtain Rising, found only in Volume Four, and helps with the stage effects in Curtain Call.[44][45] At Rachel’s birthday in Happy Hour, she scolds Rachel for getting Mike drunk.[46] Junior prom in Total Recall goes sideways when Jessica falls ill after eating oysters. Rachel stays behind with her, keeping both of them out of Matt’s car when it crashes.[47][48] Jessica sees Tess off at graduation in Class of 2008 with a grudging good-luck.[49]

Senior year

Jessica and Madison’s perfect birthday plan begins with matching enthusiasm in Fair Game.

The summer beach trip in Golden Hour is where Paulo discovers that Madison is Jessica’s girlfriend. David also blurts out that Madison looks an awful lot like Jessica’s old crush.[22][50] Madison’s jealousy follows them into the school year, though Jessica reassures her in PDA.[51] Jessica also throws her a surprise birthday party at the Bowling alley in Fair Game, where Jordan’s decision to bring Tiff upsets the plans.[52][53]

Her own play opens in Method Acting, a story about Juniper Lumin, her best friend Rina, and the villain Teagan Thatchit.[54] Its resemblance to Jessica’s life upsets her friends, particularly Rachel. Jessica acknowledges some of the inspiration but resists their complaints.[55][56] Two students who helped spread the freshman-year rumors apologise after seeing the play.[57] In Participation Trophy Jessica reconciles with Rachel, and David persuades Rachel and Matt to give her work a little more credit.[58][59] Later she reassures Sue, whose own play was met with rather less kindness.[60]

Major relationships

Rachel

Their fight ends with BFFs forever in Participation Trophy.

Jessica is the one who keeps Rachel in check, and she has held that job since they were freshmen. When Rachel slaps Tess in Follow Me, it is Jessica who hauls her off and decides they don’t need to stoop to that level.[1] When Rachel starts cheerfully announcing at the sleepover that Jessica’s dates were pretend, Jessica clamps a hand over her mouth.[61] Blind Date shows them already working this way, with Rachel declaring herself in love and Jessica answering “Again?”[19] Rachel, though, rarely gives her the last word. She needles her about wishing Lucy had been more than a crush, and points out that Jessica is hardly the person to lecture anyone about drinking.[62][20]

Jessica fights Rachel’s battles, and Rachel never asked her to. The freshman-year flashback in Pillow Talk shows Jessica arriving at the hospital, where Rachel sobs that she can’t do anything for Aaron. Jessica decides to go after Tess’s crew herself.[28][63] That plan ends with Craig and a school full of rumors, and Jessica hides the whole thing from her best friend for two years because she never wanted her to know.[11] Rachel had heard the gossip and refused to believe it. She tells Jessica she doesn’t have to fight her battles for her, and that “I’d never believe anyone but you, Jessie.”[7]

Their falling-out over Jessica’s play leaves Rachel feeling betrayed. Rachel reads Rina as herself and demands to know why Jessica didn’t simply talk to her friends like an adult, and Jessica shoots back asking whether Rachel is under copyright.[56] By the end of Method Acting they are nose to nose and shouting.[23] The apology in Participation Trophy arrives with a slushie and a stack of notes, and then without the props.[64] Jessica says she meant it, that she doesn’t want to fight anymore, and “You’re my best friend.”[58] Rachel asks whether they are still BFFs forever, and that pretty much settles it.[58]

Madison

Madison quickly turns reassurance into a full audit of Jessica’s preferences.

Jessica happily basks in Madison’s open adoration. They met in tenth grade as partners in Mr. Holloway’s history class and bonded over how much they hated him; Jessica’s own summary is that they just sort of clicked.[50] Love Letters fills in the details, with Jessica cracking up at Madison’s jokes and passing notes, and a junior-year Madison finally asking her to prom and being told she’d love to go.[65][66] Madison is at Jessica’s elbow on prom night.[67] Paulo finds out at the beach in Golden Hour, when he tries his luck with Madison and Jessica yells “Back off my girl!”[22] Madison, for the record, considers her awesome and says so to anyone in earshot.[68][69]

Lucy is a sore spot between them, and Jessica answers it with affection rather than argument. David blurts out at the beach that Madison looks a lot like Lucy, Rachel adds that Jessica used to wish her crush had gone somewhere, and Madison is left asking whether she’s just a replacement.[50][62] She carries that into the school year, vowing to wring Lucy’s neck when Mike mixes the two of them up.[70] Jessica’s response in PDA is to collapse laughing at the thought that Lucy might not have heard a word of Madison’s tirade.[71] She checks the hallway, kisses her, and then tells her: “I love you. You’re adorable!”[51] Veronica has said much the same from outside the comic, noting that Madison, unlike Lucy, comes without baggage and that the choice is pretty clear.[72]

Day to day, Jessica is the one keeping Madison’s temper in check. She tells her to stop when Madison starts on Paulo, and bops her on the head for heckling him.[73][74] A joke about Lucy being the love of Jessica’s life earns an indignant shout, though Jessica is gentler when Madison admits how little she understood of Lucy’s troubles.[75] She also throws her a surprise birthday party at the Bowling alley, promising no weirdoes; Jordan promptly spoils that by bringing Tiff.[52][53] When Rachel turns on Madison during the argument over the play, Jessica stops defending her own corner long enough to tell Rachel not to talk to her that way.[23]

Tess

Two years later, Tess is still asking how much damage she caused.

Tess won their freshman confrontation so thoroughly that Jessica was still living it down two years later. The flashback in Pillow Talk shows the whole thing. Wanting to hurt Roger for what happened to Aaron, Jessica lures Craig to the track with a note and flirts with him for information.[76][77] He gropes her, and she freezes until she can shove him off; when he threatens to tell Roger, she kisses him to keep him quiet and walks home crying.[10][78] The next day the school is whispering about her. Tess is happy to explain that Craig reported she wimped out, that the rumors were Tess’s own work, and that she might have mentioned a blowjob too.[79][8] Then she slams Jessica into the lockers and tells her that the girl who just ruined her name is “completely untouchable.”[8][80]

By the time Jessica first appears, she is making Tess pay for that afternoon, and Tess mostly stands there and takes it. Jessica corners her in Follow Me and smirks as Noah traps her in Under Pressure.[1][81] The shouting at the pep rally and the entire Paulo scheme in Back and Forth continue the revenge.[2][82] At the sleepover, though, Tess is the one who pulls Lucy off her and tells the room the fight is her own fault.[40] When she asks whether she was really that rough on her back then, Jessica tells her she remembers it pretty well.[11]

The two of them settle into something well short of friendship. Rachel has to drag Jessica to Tess’s New Year’s party, and Jessica’s contribution to the graduation send-off in Class of 2008 is a “Boo.”, a quick retraction, and “Good luck, I guess.”[43][49] In her own senior year, Jessica concedes that the villain of her play is a bit of Tess and a bit of Tiff.[55] Veronica has said she created Jessica and Rachel in the first place to be Tess’s victims.[12]

Paulo

Jessica agrees to a date with Paulo in Back and Forth, and tells him to wear something nice, the moment she hears it would upset Tess.

Jessica gives Paulo the date he wants only because she can use it to hurt Tess. She yells at him for blocking her locker in Back and Forth, and only agrees to go out with him once she realises Tess would mind.[83][35] She takes him to a 21+ club where she knows the bouncer and has a fake ID in reserve.[5] After getting him drunk, she pulls him into an out-of-order restroom.[84][29] Afterwards she diagnoses him as merely “inexperienced.”[6] She promises not to tell Rachel about his inexperience, then lets Paulo know that Rachel likes him.[85] Then she and Rachel go and tell Tess exactly what they did.[82] Veronica’s commentary sums the chapter up as Paulo trying to be a macho man and failing miserably around an ice queen.[83]

Paulo was Jessica’s first as well, and she eventually admits how badly she treated him. At the sleepover in Pillow Talk she says she felt used by her own scheme and is sorry she took it out on him.[7] Later, at school, Paulo turns up to apologise with a joke about what “awful” means coming from her. She tells him “You’re dead to me.” He drops the joke, offers a real apology, and gets a small smile.[42] From there the two of them settle into mutual needling. Her eye twitches when Tess guesses he’s the guest she came to see, and she punctures his drunken self-pity about Lucy with one flat question.[43][86] She laughs at his bruised face at the Hospital after prom, and she runs him off her girlfriend at the beach.[87][22] He later declares Madison totally his type on the phone to Daisy.[88] The banter isn’t his last word on it. In Made Fresh he includes Jessica among the relationships that went faster than he wanted, while explaining his hesitation to Daisy.[89]

Minor relationships

Lucy

Lucy threatens Jessica with exactly the welcome her crush did not need.

Jessica’s crush on Lucy survives some decidedly unfriendly encounters. Lucy punches her for gloating about Paulo in Back and Forth.[39] At the sleepover she bites Jessica’s ear; later, Jessica slaps her for repeating the sexual rumors, and Lucy tackles her.[61][90] Jessica, bleeding after the fight, sounds hurt that a girl who doesn’t even know her already believes those stories.[40] The apology comes that night, once Lucy has heard what really happened.[41] Meanwhile Jessica blushes at Lucy’s appearances at the director’s table.[16][91] At the sleepover she sits hugging her knees, watching her.[92] She admits the crush to Madison under pressure in Golden Hour, insisting she never pursued it because Lucy wouldn’t have been interested.[62] Veronica has described it as a mostly physical crush, and one Jessica was fine leaving as a crush.[72]

Sue

Jessica offers Sue reassurance before Madison supplies her review.

Sue’s play gets made with Jessica standing right behind her, pushing. Jessica sits at Sue’s casting table in Casting Call waving off auditions. When Sue picks Mike, Jessica bets that his failure will earn her the right to direct next year, then insists on choosing the remaining roles herself.[93][15] Sue’s thanks, the night before opening in Curtain Rising, is for kicking her backside every step of the way.[17] By senior year the roles reverse a little. Jessica insists her own play won’t be nearly as good as Sue’s, and when Sue tears herself down after Method Acting, Jessica reminds her that she produced Sue’s play and thought she did a great job in very difficult circumstances.[94][60] Sue still can’t help noticing that David never praised her play like that.[95]

Daisy

In Pillow Talk, Daisy’s sleepover hospitality includes hair care and questions Jessica would rather not answer.

Jessica’s interest in Daisy started as recruitment and turned into something warmer. She picks the freshman out after her outburst at the pep rally in A Different Side and invites her to the mall.[37] When they meet again at the park, Daisy and Abbey mistake her for part of Katie’s crowd. Jessica is offended: those are the girls who dropped Daisy, not her.[3] Daisy hosts the sleepover where Jessica snaps at her hard enough to make her cry and then rushes to comfort her.[4][21] It is Daisy who brushes Jessica’s hair once the worst of the night is over.[96] The two of them go on sharing the cheer squad right through senior year.[97][98]

Quotes

I thought if I pretended, I could use Tessa’s lies against her. But in the end, I just felt like a whore. A real one. Jessica, explaining herself at Daisy’s sleepover in Pillow Talk

Christ he’s awful. My vote’s for Felix. Jessica, reviewing Mike’s audition in Casting Call

Please. “Using” is your forte. Besides, he wanted it. Jessica, to Tess, about Paulo, in Back and Forth

These guys know me. ‘Sides, I got my fake ID. Jessica, reassuring Paulo outside a 21+ club in Back and Forth

I love you. You’re adorable! Jessica, reassuring Madison after kissing her in the hallway in PDA

What are you under copyright or something? Jessica, to Rachel, defending her play in Method Acting

Gallery

For a complete gallery, see Gallery:Jessica.

Appearances by volume

Outfits

Trivia

  • Veronica’s commentary on Jessica’s debut admits she never expected her or Rachel to come back other than as links to Tess’s questionable past.[1]
  • Veronica has said she coloured Mike’s mother purplish-gray partly to justify Jessica being so purple.[26]
  • Veronica has said the comic’s shift toward more LGBTQ+ stories became conscious before Pillow Talk, when she developed Jessica’s backstory and her struggle with her sexuality.[12]
  • The two students who apologise to Jessica after her play in Method Acting are the same pair who mocked her in the hallway in the Pillow Talk flashback; Veronica’s commentary greets them with “Hey, it’s these girls!”[57][79]
  • Jessica charms were the backer-exclusive gift for the 2012 Starting Over Kickstarter.[99]
  • In the what-if story Relative Strangers, where Paulo dies in the prom-night crash, Jessica sobs an apology at the funeral for having been sick on prom night.[100]
  • In the Bittersweet Candy Bowl popularity poll, Jessica ranked 13th in 2021, 17th in 2022 AND in 2023.

See also

References

  1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 Chapter 32: Follow Me, page 7
  2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 Chapter 37: A Different Side, page 12
  3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 3.2 Chapter 46: New Beginnings, page 7
  4. ↑ 4.0 4.1 4.2 Chapter 61: Pillow Talk, page 10
  5. ↑ 5.0 5.1 Chapter 54: Back and Forth, page 8
  6. ↑ 6.0 6.1 Chapter 54: Back and Forth, page 11
  7. ↑ 7.0 7.1 7.2 7.3 7.4 Chapter 61: Pillow Talk, page 37
  8. ↑ 8.0 8.1 8.2 8.3 Chapter 61: Pillow Talk, page 34
  9. ↑ Chapter 61: Pillow Talk, page 23
  10. ↑ 10.0 10.1 Chapter 61: Pillow Talk, page 29
  11. ↑ 11.0 11.1 11.2 Chapter 61: Pillow Talk, page 36
  12. ↑ 12.0 12.1 12.2 “Ask response on the comic’s LGBTQ+ shift and Jessica’s backstory”. 2025-11-17.
  13. ↑ Chapter 53: Casting Call, page 4
  14. ↑ Chapter 53: Casting Call, page 5
  15. ↑ 15.0 15.1 15.2 Chapter 53: Casting Call, page 10
  16. ↑ 16.0 16.1 16.2 Chapter 59: Rehearsal, page 1
  17. ↑ 17.0 17.1 Bittersweet Candy Bowl: Volume Four, “Curtain Rising”, page 2
  18. ↑ Chapter 85: Total Recall, page 13
  19. ↑ 19.0 19.1 Blind Date, page 4 🔒 (members only)
  20. ↑ 20.0 20.1 20.2 Chapter 98: Moments Apart, page 3
  21. ↑ 21.0 21.1 Chapter 61: Pillow Talk, page 11
  22. ↑ 22.0 22.1 22.2 22.3 Chapter 90: Golden Hour, page 9
  23. ↑ 23.0 23.1 23.2 Chapter 121: Method Acting, page 24
  24. ↑ Chapter 121: Method Acting, page 15
  25. ↑ Chapter 126: Participation Trophy, page 6
  26. ↑ 26.0 26.1 “Ask response on what if Mike were purple”. 2026-05-23.
  27. ↑ 27.0 27.1 Chapter 46: New Beginnings, page 6
  28. ↑ 28.0 28.1 28.2 Chapter 61: Pillow Talk, page 20
  29. ↑ 29.0 29.1 29.2 Chapter 54: Back and Forth, page 10
  30. ↑ 30.0 30.1 Chapter 85: Total Recall, page 12
  31. ↑ “Ask response on why BCB characters only sometimes wear clothes”. 2026-02-14.
  32. ↑ Chapter 61: Pillow Talk, page 8
  33. ↑ Chapter 95: Love Again, page 26
  34. ↑ “Ask response on favourite and least favourite characters to draw”. 2025-11-02.
  35. ↑ 35.0 35.1 35.2 Chapter 54: Back and Forth, page 6
  36. ↑ Chapter 37: A Different Side, page 10
  37. ↑ 37.0 37.1 Chapter 37: A Different Side, page 15
  38. ↑ Chapter 50: A Distance Apart, page 9
  39. ↑ 39.0 39.1 Chapter 54: Back and Forth, page 31
  40. ↑ 40.0 40.1 40.2 Chapter 61: Pillow Talk, page 19
  41. ↑ 41.0 41.1 Chapter 61: Pillow Talk, page 52
  42. ↑ 42.0 42.1 Chapter 61: Pillow Talk, page 61
  43. ↑ 43.0 43.1 43.2 Chapter 73: Ten Seconds to Midnight, page 7
  44. ↑ Bittersweet Candy Bowl: Volume Four, “Curtain Rising”, page 1
  45. ↑ Chapter 74: Curtain Call, page 21
  46. ↑ Chapter 80: Happy Hour, page 13
  47. ↑ Chapter 85: Total Recall, page 22
  48. ↑ Chapter 85: Total Recall, page 25
  49. ↑ 49.0 49.1 Chapter 88: Class of 2008, page 10
  50. ↑ 50.0 50.1 50.2 Chapter 90: Golden Hour, page 31
  51. ↑ 51.0 51.1 Chapter 99: PDA, page 6
  52. ↑ 52.0 52.1 Chapter 104: Fair Game, page 2
  53. ↑ 53.0 53.1 Chapter 104: Fair Game, page 4
  54. ↑ Chapter 121: Method Acting, page 1; Chapter 121: Method Acting, page 2
  55. ↑ 55.0 55.1 Chapter 121: Method Acting, page 19
  56. ↑ 56.0 56.1 Chapter 121: Method Acting, page 23
  57. ↑ 57.0 57.1 Chapter 121: Method Acting, page 21
  58. ↑ 58.0 58.1 58.2 Chapter 126: Participation Trophy, page 2
  59. ↑ Chapter 126: Participation Trophy, page 5
  60. ↑ 60.0 60.1 Chapter 126: Participation Trophy, page 14
  61. ↑ 61.0 61.1 Chapter 61: Pillow Talk, page 13
  62. ↑ 62.0 62.1 62.2 Chapter 90: Golden Hour, page 32
  63. ↑ Chapter 61: Pillow Talk, page 22
  64. ↑ Chapter 126: Participation Trophy, page 1
  65. ↑ Love Letters, page 1 🔒 (members only); Love Letters, page 2 🔒 (members only); Love Letters, page 4 🔒 (members only)
  66. ↑ Love Letters, page 13 🔒 (members only)
  67. ↑ Chapter 85: Total Recall, page 15
  68. ↑ Chapter 99: PDA, page 4
  69. ↑ Chapter 111: Burnt Bridges, page 1
  70. ↑ Chapter 92: Table for One, page 3
  71. ↑ Chapter 99: PDA, page 5
  72. ↑ 72.0 72.1 “Ask response on whether Jessica would leave Madison for Lucy”. 2026-06-08.
  73. ↑ Chapter 98: Moments Apart, page 8
  74. ↑ Chapter 98: Moments Apart, page 18
  75. ↑ Chapter 114: Double Down, page 13
  76. ↑ Chapter 61: Pillow Talk, page 24
  77. ↑ Chapter 61: Pillow Talk, page 27
  78. ↑ Chapter 61: Pillow Talk, page 31
  79. ↑ 79.0 79.1 Chapter 61: Pillow Talk, page 33
  80. ↑ Chapter 61: Pillow Talk, page 35
  81. ↑ Chapter 35: Under Pressure, page 8
  82. ↑ 82.0 82.1 Chapter 54: Back and Forth, page 27
  83. ↑ 83.0 83.1 Chapter 54: Back and Forth, page 5
  84. ↑ Chapter 54: Back and Forth, page 9
  85. ↑ Chapter 54: Back and Forth, page 12
  86. ↑ Chapter 80: Happy Hour, page 24
  87. ↑ Chapter 85: Total Recall, page 35
  88. ↑ Chapter 90: Golden Hour, page 12
  89. ↑ Chapter 128: Made Fresh, page 34
  90. ↑ Chapter 61: Pillow Talk, page 18
  91. ↑ Chapter 64: Carry Me, page 25
  92. ↑ Chapter 61: Pillow Talk, page 51
  93. ↑ Chapter 53: Casting Call, page 6
  94. ↑ Chapter 92: Table for One, page 10
  95. ↑ Chapter 126: Participation Trophy, page 10
  96. ↑ Chapter 61: Pillow Talk, page 38
  97. ↑ Chapter 85: Total Recall, page 5
  98. ↑ Chapter 109: Popularity Contest, page 11
  99. ↑ “Bittersweet Candy Bowl: Starting Over Kickstarter page”. 2012-08-23.
  100. ↑ Relative Strangers, page 13 🔒 (members only)
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