Disclaimer: I don't own Gilmore Girls of Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory or Charlie and the Chocolate Factory I do own the revised version of the puppet song.

A/N: Ok I'm not waiting for reviews to post anymore. Here's the next chapter.

"Ah Lorelai Rory Luke you're here wonderful" Grandpa said smiling until he saw Hess than his smile fell into a frown "and I see you've brought Jess."

"Yes he's going to be family soon Richard" grandma said.

"I'm aware of that Emily" grandpa said sternly "Well what would everyone like to drink?"

"I'll have a club soda grandpa" I spoke up.

"Ok Lorelai a martini correct" Grandpa asked.

"Yes" mom said.

"Luke, Jess" Grandpa said.

"Oh I'll have a glass of water" Jess piped in.

"Ok well I feel like a beer would you like a beer Luke?"

"Oh um yes sir" Luke said.

Grandpa made our drinks and brought them back. We sat down and everyone was quiet not a single word was spoken until the maid came in and said "Dinner is ready Mrs. Gilmore. Grandma nodded a thank you and walked into the dinning room signaling everyone to follow her. As we sat down mom decided she couldn't take the silence anymore and spoke up "So I heard it's supposed to be a cold winter this year brr."

"Yes I did hear that" grandma said.

The rest of the meal was silent we finished and we said goodbye. When we walked out the door everyone let out the breath they had been unconsciously holding all night.

"That was awkward" I said.

"Very they're never that quiet, EVER" mom yelled.

"Do you think it has anything to do with your special surprise guest" Jess asked.

"Yes" Luke finally spoke.

"I do too huh maybe we shouldn't have brought you" mom said laughing.

"Or you know maybe it's because you're wearing plaid" I said also laughing.

Luke started laughing too I even heard Jess let out a little laugh before making an obnoxious comment "Luke rubbing off on you."

Everyone glared at him for killing the joke.

"Hey mom, are you staying at Luke's" I asked.

"Yeah why" mom inquired.

"Well if you're staying there can Jess come over for a movie night so you guys can um have fun without worrying about him hearing you again" I said trying not to laugh.

"Sure" Luke and mom agreed a little too quickly.

We talked and laughed the whole way home. It was fun. We had the best time. Mom and Luke dropped us back home and we went right into our movie night. Tonight's feature film Charlie and the Chocolate Factory.

When the puppets started singing I turned it off.

"Willy Wonka Willy Wonka he looks very queer. Willy Wonka Willy Wonka everybody give a sneer" I sang.

"Sneer?" Jess asked.

"It rhymed with queer" I said throwing a pillow at him.

He threw one back and it turned into a pillow fight.

I was hitting him with a pillow and backing up until I finally hit the wall and he attacked me with his pillow. I grabbed onto his shoulders to push him away but decided to pull him closer instead. He put his arms on the wall and had me trapped in/ I put my arms around his neck and pulled his head closer. He kissed me and I immediately kissed him back. The pillow was still caught between us keeping us from getting too close. I had enough of it and I lowered one arm to the pillow and threw it on the couch. I pulled him closer with the one arm still around his neck. Then he backed away looking as displeased as me.

"Rory we had an agreement" Jess said caringly.

"Forget the stupid agreement you and I both know there is no way in hell we could ever be just friends" I said.

Jess smirked and threw me against the wall.

Before I knew what was going on I was in my bed with Jess right next to me sleeping. I looked at him and remembered what happened last night and went back to sleep. There's no way he's going to be here when I wake up.

When I woke up Jess wasn't there. I threw on some clothes and walked into the kitchen there I saw Jess sitting at the table drinking coffee and writing in one of my books.

"What are you doing here" I asked.

"Did you hit your head" he said sarcastically.

"No I just didn't expect to see you in the morning" I explained.

"Didn't I promise not to run" he said finally putting the book down.

"I didn't think it would actually happen" I said before getting a cup of coffee.