Chapter 1
“Oh my gosh!” Elsa said. “Thank you so much for inviting me and Sidney to this water park!”
And then Sydney said, “I know right, I just can’t believe that we are staying here for 10 days without your parents. Without your parents!”
“Calm down, guys. It’s just a water park!” I said.
Even though I was excited myself, this was supposed to be New York’s best water park. “Bye, Mom and Dad!” I yelled.
I was 15 years old.
“Hey, do you guys want to go to the restaurant? I’m starving,” Sydney said.
We went to the restaurant, video game arcade, and then we had the best time going down slides and splashing through waves.
“Is it just me or are we the only ones here!” Elsa said.
“Calm down,” Sidney told her.
“I think Elsa’s right!” I said, in horror. “We are the only ones here!” I screamed.
Chapter 2
“She is right, you know,” Elsa said to Sydney.
“And I did scream, and no one even came to tell me to be quiet!” I said again, horrified of the thought that we may be the only ones here!
“But, if we’re the only ones here, shouldn’t we take advantage of it?” Sydney asked.
“Yes, we should definitely do that!” I shouted happily.
“I’m not so sure,” Elsa said. “Shouldn’t we call the police to tell them we are stuck!”
“Calm down!” I told her.
“Yeah, and I wouldn’t call it stuck, it’s more like a dream come true!” Sydney added.
“I guess,” Elsa said.
“What should we do first?” I asked.
“Go on the blue swirl!” Elsa and Sydney shouted in chorus.
“Okay!” I said, excited as can be.
The blue swirl was super fun.
“Watch out! Super Sydney coming through!” she shouted.
Then we went to the cafe and ate some chocolate cupcakes with chocolate frosting and rainbow sprinkles.
“Aren’t you guys worried? We don’t even know why nobody’s here!” I said.
“Okay, let’s go check the main office at the entrance to check if anything happened.” Ella said.
“Good idea,” Sydney and I told her.
When we found the place, we were surprised to find nothing but a note. A suspicious note. Sydney read the note… her face turned white… she fainted.
Chapter 3
“Sydney! Are you okay?” Elsa and I asked desperately.
“I’ll call my mom,” I told Ella.
“Uh oh!” I said.
“What?” Elsa asked.
“No internet connection!” I screamed.
My. Phone. Was. My life! Sydney woke up a couple hours later. We didn’t read the note.
Chapter 4: Tummy Hurts
We wanted to wait.
“I waaaant to go hoooome!” Sydney cried.
“Why?” we asked.
“Read the note. Then you’ll understand!” Sydney told us.
“Why don’t we read it at the cafe?” I asked. “We can have ice cream?”
They agreed. I was starting to grow scared. I missed my parents… we read the note… I screamed!
Chapter 5: Weird Note
The note said:
Hello, Sydney, Elsa, and Lindy! I have trapped you here because Sydney’s parents stole diamonds from me. Then, they turned me to the police and gave the diamonds to them too! I have kidnapped you guys. If your parents don’t pay the ransom note of $2,000, I will drop you in the middle of the forest, where you will be eaten! In ten days, I will be back. There’s no way out! You can thank Sydney’s spy parents! I have kidnapped you.
Chapter 6: Questions and Paper Clips
“Wait, your parents are spies?” I asked.
“Yes,” Elsa answered.
“Well, why didn’t you just tell us?” Sydney finally said.
“I’m sorry I wouldn’t tell you! But when I saw how you guys reacted to finding out that Max’s parents are mad scientists, well… uh… I didn’t want you guys to think I was weird.”
“Ella Bradforth, I just can’t believe you!” Sydney screamed.
“Look, I understand if you guys don’t want to be friends with me!” Ella told us.
“We were weirded out about Max’s parents because they were eeeeew!!! You parents aren’t eeeewww!!!” I told her.
“Now, let’s escape!” Sydney said, in a determined voice. “Also… watch me swallow a paper clip! I have done it many times!”
Two minutes later…
“Yep, it’s not coming out!” Sydney answered.
“Yikes,” Ella gasped.
“Hey, guys! Look, there’s a hidden door!”
Chapter 7: Almost There
We walked in.
“Hello,” a booming voice said.
“Huh? Who’s there?” I asked.
“Rumplerum.” a voice answered.
“That’s the guy who wrote the note,” Ella answered.
“Oh no,” I said to myself.
Scratching???
“What was that?” Sydney asked.
“Umm,” I murmured.
“Look around,” Ella told Sydney.
There was a cage around us with just one lock.
“Hey, it’s not locked,” I said.
“Now it is,” Rumplerum answered.
“How do we get out?” I asked.
“I know!” Sydney answered.
Then, she began gagging, and out came a paper clip. Then, Ella took the paper clip and hid it behind her back when Rumperum came.
“Hah,” he muttered.
Quickly, Ella continued opening the lock because her parents taught her how.
Ten minutes later, we ran out of the waterpark.
“Hey, come back!” Rumplerum shouted.
But, it was too late.