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THE FOUR TEENAGERS HOPPED IN THE CAR AND STARTED DRIVING. The big problem, though, was that the street was filled with small children walking. They could barely move without almost hitting someone. Max groaned as he honked the horn. "Come on! Get out of the way! Move it!"
Somehow, they finally made it to the Sanderson home. Max and Wendy hopped out of the car while Freddy and Allison stayed so that they could be the getaway drivers if needed. They would probably want to get out of there as soon as the possibly could once they had Dani. The two brunettes burst open the door as soon as they reached the house to see Dani tied to a chair and the witches standing around her and a cauldron.
"Prepare to die! Again," Max exclaimed, arms at the ready like he was about to punch a freaking witch. Wendy stared at him in confusion, wondering if he did not remember the many times that Winifred had flung him down and around and everywhere using her powers.
"You!" Winifred shrieked as soon as the children entered. She stared menacingly at the two, but she seemed unconvinced that they could do any real harm. "You have no powers here, you fools!"
A voice caused them all to glance up, and the Addams girl was shocked to see none other than Jay and Ernie hanging in cages above them. "Hollywood!"
"Maybe not! But there's a power greater than your magic, and that's knowledge!" the Dennison boy exclaimed, and he sounded like a character from some cringy movie. "And there's one thing that I know that you don't!"
"That sounded so nerdy," Wendy groaned, causing him to shoot her a look saying that him sounding nerdy was not their biggest problem at that exact moment, especially when his sister was tied and gagged and about to be thrown in some potion.
Winifred, ignoring the girl's comment, raised her eyebrows at Max mockingly, still not thinking that he could do anything to stop them. "Ohh! And what is that, dude?"
"Daylight savings time," the boy answered, and that spread confused looks throughout the room.
The witches looked at each other in confusion, having never heard of such a phenomenon. Dani was bamboozled as well because it was definitely not daylight savings time yet. Winifred questioned with a sort of scoff, "Daylight savings time?"'
