Mia is Not a Trouble-Maker! Chapter 410: Who Did It?

Chapter 410: Who Did It?

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Emma immediately threw down her pen. “I’m done. Let’s go!’

Dylan: ‘

Emma pulled Amelia along as fast as she could. “What are you going to show me that’s fun?”

Amelia pulled Emma onto the bed and patted the bed. “Sister, lie down.”

Emma lay down suspiciously, and then her eyes lit up. “The bed can move! It’s soft and cold. It’s so comfortable!”

Amelia laughed out loud. “It’s not that the bed can move. This is a water bed. There’s water in it!”

Emma looked impressed. So there was such a good thing as a water bed in this world! It was fun to lie on the water and sleep! The children found it fun, and

Amelia ran out again. “I’ll go find Brother Harper!’

After a while, Harper was also pulled over. He looked impatient. “What’s so fun about this? Childis.h.!.+”

But when Harper lay down on the bed, his eyes revealed surprise. Wow, what a strange bed!

Amelia asked excitedly, “Was it fun?”

Harper dawdled. “Yes, it’s just so-so.”

Amelia ran out again. “I’ll get Brother Lucas!”

Lucas walked in with a calm expression. Looking at the brats lying in a row, he put his hands in his pockets and said speechlessly, “Childis.h.!.+” Amelia waved her hand. “Brother, come and try. It’s very fun!”

Emma was also bouncing on the bed. “It’s really fun!”

Lucas was expressionless. “I’m not trying.” He turned around and was about to leave when he suddenly heard a splash behind him, right on the heels of which were a few exclamations. Ouch, ouch, ouch. He turned around and his mouth twitched.

The water bed broke, and with a splash, water spurted out of a hole. On the chest at the end of the bed, Amelia’s paints were swept off. In an instant, the room was in all colors, and the carpet on the ground was wet. It was a mess.

Amelia, Emma, William, and Harper sat on the bed, dumbfounded. They were wet. The blanket, pillows, and everything else were wet. Water had also been splashed on the electrical outlet. It short-circuited with a crash and black smoke rose.

Seven, who was sleeping soundly, was so frightened that he flapped his wings and flew around. “Help! Help! Fire!”

The entire Walton family estate fell into darkness.

Lucas:

Half a minute later, the backup power was activated and the electrician rushed to repair it. Mrs. Walton came up and saw the tragic situation in the room.

She felt her blood pressure rise. “Who did this?!”

The children lowered their heads and did not dare to make a sound.

Amelia raised her hand carefully. “Grandma, it was Mia’s bad idea.”

Mrs. Walton: ‘

Emma quickly raised her hand. “I’m in on it too!”

William stepped forward. “l did all this.”

Harper:     I interfered too.’

Lucas was silent for a moment. Forget it. He was the eldest child in the family.

Lucas: “Grandma, I made the water bed. My younger siblings are insensible. It’s my fault for not bringing a good head. It’s all my fault.” Poor Lucas. He didn’t do anything and had to take the blame!

Mrs. Walton glared. “All of you, go out and stand as punishment! Wait, go change your wet clothes first, then go out and stand as punishment with a basin.’

The children obediently changed their clothes. All of them had water basins on their heads and supported themselves with both hands. They stood obediently against the wall.

When George and Alex returned, they saw a row of children standing in the corridor. All of them had water basins on their heads and were standing pitifully. This was really not missing a single one.

Helena looked at the string of children who were being punished to stand and burst out laughing. For some reason, she thought of her brothers accompanying her like this when she was punished to stand when she was young. She did not expect to see such a scene after ten or twenty years. As expected of her mother, she was still young.

Alex asked in amus.e.m.e.nt, “What’s wrong? Did you guys take the circuit board apart?”

Amelia answered honestly, “Daddy, no. We just made a water bed and rolled on it. The water bed broke.’

Emma said innocently, “Then the water splashed on the socket…”

Harper looked unconcerned. “Then the whole circuit shorted out and burned.”

William: “That… It’s because the water bed I made is not strong enough. I think the materials are definitely wrong.”

Emma said, “l think the seal wasn’t tightened.”

Amelia: “l think I’m too heavy! And we shouldn’t roll around.”

The children chattered and discussed why the water bed would break. They summarized their experience: Next time you make a water bed, you have to put on two layers of plastic bags..