The night Anto came home there was a storm that blew the power out. Anto came through the front door drenched from the rain. Tom didn't drive him home. He got the train from the North and the bus from the train station. Then he had to walk from the bus stop two streets away.
When Anto came in he tried the light switch in the hallway.
"Great! Just perfect! Mom? Dad?" he called. " The power's gone."
My mom and dad weren't home.
Anto went up to his room and leaned his against the door and sighed. As Anto leaned his head against the door there was a flash of lightening from outside the window. Now, if you were watching this part you would see that when the lightening flashed Sam was sitting in the desk chair, resized and dressed in a set of my clothes. Suddenly, the power came back and the desk lamp lit up.
When Anto came in he tried the light switch in the hallway.
"Great! Just perfect! Mom? Dad?" he called. " The power's gone."
My mom and dad weren't home.
Anto went up to his room and leaned his against the door and sighed. As Anto leaned his head against the door there was a flash of lightening from outside the window. Now, if you were watching this part you would see that when the lightening flashed Sam was sitting in the desk chair, resized and dressed in a set of my clothes. Suddenly, the power came back and the desk lamp lit up.