(I wrote the other branch from the previous chapter, but in hindsight it was really bad and I am making an effort for a better one here. I really enjoy Clown TF and I don’t think there is enough of it)
Jake waddled down the hall of his house. The wallpaper colors were red and yellow in horizontal stripes, while the ceiling was light blue color with white polka dots. Down the stairs he went with a jolly stride in his step and sat down at the breakfast table.
Mom was cooking away at the stove, she turned and faced him as she walked in. “Morning Jakey, I made breakfast. Martha is off until next month.”
Mom had pure white skin like Jake, and her nose was the same shade of red but it was smaller than his own. She was wearing a ruffled white apron over her business suit, and her hair was its usual red color and its long straight style.
Dad was sitting nearby watching the news, he looked like an older version of Jake in regards to his mouth and eyebrows along with his red nose size but it was a darker red. Around his eyes there was nothing and his cheeks had a red blush. He was heavier than Jake and his hair was also bright yellow and balding in the same style. He was wearing his pediatrician uniform consisting of a white doctor coat, a light blue vest and pants, a white shirt underneath and a purple bow tie with polka dots. His shoes were black with yellow laces.
“Morning Mom, morning Dad." Jake said as he plopped himself down in the colorful chair at the kitchen island. Mom came over carrying a plate of food for him. It was a pair of confetti pancakes, along with sliced slippery bananas fresh out of their peels. There was also a smaller side plate with a pair of sunny side up eggs for him. "Morning Jake, you better eat up. You have to get to school soon." Jeff nodded and took a bite of his pancakes.
"Oh, also I have good news. The tailor called this morning, your tux is ready for homecoming this weekend. They said you could pick it up after practice today." Dad said as he looked over at Jake.
"Oh, you're homecoming as a senior.You're going to look so funny in that tux." Mom said as she giggled with giddy anticipation and squeaked her nose. (Remember, this is a clown world. So funny means handsome) Jeff smiled at the thought, but internally his stomach was doing more somersaults than he did during gym class. Jake didn’t have a date yet for homecoming, and the dance was next week. He was well liked by other clownettes at school, but they either already had dates or Jake had no interest in them. ‘What am I going to do?’ He thought.
The next 20 minutes passed relatively uneventfully as Jake finished breakfast, and that's when a voice came from outside. “Come on Jakey! Let’s go, we have school!” HONK! HONK!, went the mystery voice's nose. It was…