She-Freak - Chase Davenport

twenty-four.

Saturday, 7th December 2013

A few days later, Grandma Rose went back to her house and the bionic brother's hairs were back to their original color.

Tonight, the five teenagers went to watch a movie, which turned into two movies, causing them to be past their curfew. They walked up to the front door of the house.

- "We are gonna be in so much trouble with Dad. We're two hours past curfew, and lights are already off." Chase said.

- "We are bionic and alien teenagers who go on top secret missions, okay? I'm pretty sure we can sneak past an out-of-shape, middle-aged man." Bree replied.

- "Too bad, Donnie blocked our rooms from teleporting in or out." Maddie sighed.

- "Yeah." Leo nodded.

- "Alright, well, just to be safe, I'll use my bionic vision to scan inside." The genius boy touched his temple to scan inside the house, and the living room appeared empty. "All clear. They must be asleep."

- "Good, but we've gotta be super quiet." The short boy said.

- "Sneakin' in after curfew. This'll totally boost my bad boy cred." The green hazel-eyed boy smirked. "Tippy toes, people. Tippy toes." The youngest Davenport whispered.

- "Spoken like a true bad boy" The bionic girl, sarcastically, smiled.

- "You are anything but a bad boy." The alien girl said. The mission leader glared at her. "Be grateful. Bad boy suck and you don't."

Chase blushed, brightly, before turning around to slowly open the door.

The five teenagers, quietly, walked in the dark living room until the lights flicked on.

- "Busted!" Donald yelled.

- "AHH!!" The quintet screamed, in fear.

The father emerged from under an invisibility cloak, and they all screamed again.

- "Damn it." The Matthews girl covered her ears.

- "Ha!" He mocked.

- "I don't get it! I scanned the room!" The genius boy exclaimed.

- "Mm-hmm, and I foiled you with my invisibility cloak! Again, I say, 'Ha!'." The scientist yelled as he put the cloak on the couch.

- "Well, you got us. Good night." The Dooley boy said.

The quintet started to walk away.

- "Freeze!" Donald yelled, causing the five teenagers to stop and turn around. "You are all grounded. Three weeks."

- "What?!" Leo exclaimed.

- "That's not fair!" The green hazel-eyed boy complained.

- "Come on!" Bree sighed.

- "Is that all you got?" Adam replied.

- "So, you're stopping treating me like I'm made of glass?" Maddie frowned.

- "Yes." The father nodded. "Look, you guys have no idea what it's like raising teenagers."

- "You're the one who took them in." The alien girl whispered.

Chase snickered, but stopped when he saw his father glared at him and his best friend.

- "What did you say?" The scientist asked.

- "Nothing." The Matthews girl smiled.

- "He can't ground me if he can't see me." The tall guy said. He ran, grabbed a blanket from the couch, and smashed into the front door. The four younger teenagers sighed, while Donald slapped his forehead, in despair. "Ahh! I didn't grab the invisibility cloak, did I?"