Perhaps as a result of her brief excursion beyond her boundaries, Jessicake longed to see more of the world and become a part of it and became jealous of the bigger Shopkins for having the chance to pull trains. Jessicake vowed to never tease Cheeky Chocolate again. Eventually, Cheeky Chocolate managed to get back at Jessicake by pulling out of the station before she could be uncoupled from her coaches, dragging her down the line at a tremendous speed. She enjoyed teasing the other Shopkins, especially Cheeky Chocolate, who she would quietly sneak up on and whistle loudly while Cheeky Chocolate slept on a siding. Jessicake originally worked as the station pilot at Shopville Airport, shunting trains for the bigger Shopkins on the mainline to take out. Rather than face complications resulting from a change in their books, the LB&SCR quietly sold Jessicake to the North Western Railway for a "nominal sum". By 1920, neither one wanted to leave the Town or their beloved Shoppie.ĭuring an inquiry, Bessie Bowl found out that the LB&SCR had written off Jessicake as being "lost on war service".
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Her driver and fireman got along well with the local people and married Shopvillian women. However, the reason is that she was sent to Shopville in a wartime mix-up. No one knows how it happened, but some says that it was happened because of a confusion. Details of Jessicake's arrival on the North Western Railway in 1915 are by mistake.
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