Sam & Cat & the Haunted Thundermans: The Ultimate Team Up

Chapter 9

Sam & Cat & the Haunted Thundermans: The Ultimate Team Up

Chapter Nine: Being Bailed Out of Juvie
Frank Adams POV

"Thud!" I quickly sat straight up in my bunkbed to see what had made that noise. I looked over my small, stained bed to see that Stanley, Scarlet's little brother was now on the hard, concrete floor of our small cell.

"I'm guessing that this won't be the first time that this will be happening," I thought to myself.

It was now nighttime in Swellview on Monday, December 22nd, and Scarlet, Stanley, Liana, Margret, Delilah, Gregory, Victor, and I were just put in our jail cell in The Swellview Juvenile Detention Center for impersonating the iCarly gang and their friends and for trying to get them in trouble. If someone does not bail us out within a week, we are going to have to go into trial. If we are found guilty, then we will be sent back in here for another five years. If we are found innocent, then we will be sent home without further punishment. I highly doubt that someone will ever bail us out or that we will be found innocent. Neither of us know anyone with enough money to bail us out or someone who would be willing enough to bail us out. I know that none of our parents would because when we were arrested, we were forced to spill to them every single bad thing that we have ever done. We were even forced to spill the fact that we were all part of a gang called, SFL. Our parents were furious and disappointed with us and they all thought that we deserved the punishment of being sent to juvie. I do not think that we will be found innocent because we were proven at the scene of the crime to be guilty. I mean, the iCarly gang and their friends were the ones who caught us!

Since there was only six bunk beds in our cell, Scarlet and Stanley were forced to share a bed as well as Victor and Liana. I was just about to doze off to sleep when Stanley had fallen off of his bed. I'm guessing that Scarlet did not have enough room and accidentally pushed him off. Either that or he did not have enough room and accidentally fell off.

"Aww, c'mon, Scar!" Stanley grumbled, as he pulled himself onto his feet and looked at his older sister who was barely even awake.

"Huh?" Scarlet asked in a daze, as she rolled over on to her left side to see what had happened.

"Ya pushed me off the bed! Ya didn't have to do that!"

"So, I was right the first time...," I thought to myself.

"Sorry, Stan," Scarlet apologized, "I musta kicked ya off while I was sleepin' 'cause I don't remember doin' that."

"It's fine," Stanely sighed, as he climbed back into his and his sister's bunk bed, "Y'all gonna have to get rest to me sharin' this tiny bed with ya and havin' less space."

"I will, but I ain't gonna like it."

"Me neither, Scar! I miss the comfort havin' my own bed!"

"Same here, Stan!" Scarlet, Liana, and Victor all agreed.

"How coul' y'all be sayin' that when this is only our first night here?" Margret asked.

"Belie' me, Marg," Victor began, "When you gotta share a small, gross, uncomfortable bed with someone else, you'll understand."

"Can y'all jus' go to sleep please?" Gregory asked, "Tomorrow's gonna be a hard first day in juvie for us."

"Whata y'all think that they gonna do to us?" Liana asked, sounding worried.

"I dunno, Li," I answered, "But whatever it is, it can't be worse than whatever the heck they do to the adults since we under eighteen and are juvenile delinquents."

"True, bu' can y'all please shut up?" Delilah asked, "I'm tryin' to go to sleep!"

"Sorry, Lie," Liana and I both apologized as we rolled over in our beds, closed our eyes, and tried to fall asleep.