Party for Disaster

Chapter 9

The next morning, the kids had to go to their jobs, but they still remembered their promise.

"So what do we do? Do we take the girls to work?" said Sam.

"Yes. But we each take one" said Calvin.

"And Sam doesn't get one. The police department is no place for twin babies" said Charles Wallace.

"Good thinking, bud. I'll watch Idina, you watch Kristen" said Calvin.

"You got it, Cal" said Charles Wallace.

"Calvin? You sure you wanna bring Idina to Carmichael's?" said Sam.

"I have to do that showing, Sam. The man said it's not gonna take long" said Calvin.

"And all I'm doing is chattering with people about how to write a variety show" said Charles Wallace.

Sam took a breath. "Okay. But if anything happens, sound the siren."

The warriors then went off to do their jobs. 

Calvin drove Idina to Carmichael's and got out of his car.

"I won't be long, Idina. I'll be right back" said Calvin.

"Okay" said Idina.

"Okay? Don't move. Stay in the car" said Calvin strictly. 

"Okay" said Idina.

Calvin closed the door and went to do his showing.

He showed off a beautiful red two-seated Porsche that was just brought to the store. 

The whole crowd loved it and kept trying to bid it like it was being auctioned. 

Suddenly, Calvin looked on and saw his car driving away. 

His car was on the curb and knocking down every parking meter on the street. 

Soon enough, the car was dented, scratched and missing a door. 

"What's going on out there?" said Mr Carmichael. 

He and Calvin ran over to the car and saw what happened.

"Calvin, what on earth has happened to your car?!" Mr Carmichael shouted.

"I don't know, sir. I turned it off when I got out" said Calvin.

He opened the driver seat door and found Idina behind the wheel.

"No... no you did not" Calvin gasped.

"Why is a baby driving your car?" said Mr Carmichael.

"I don't know! I brought her with me because her parents are sick. I told her to stay put, but she didn't" said Calvin.

"You said stay in car. And I stayed" said Idina.

Calvin growled at the little girl.