𝐁𝐥𝐨𝐧𝐝𝐢𝐞 {𝐅𝐮𝐥𝐥 𝐇𝐨𝐮𝐬𝐞} [𝐎𝐂 𝐗 𝐎𝐂]

♡Chapter 133♡

{Poppy's outfit}

"Alright, Michelle, here are all the plastic bottles I found from cleaning my bedroom." Poppy placed a couple of plastic bottles down on the kitchen table.

"Thank you." Michelle politely said. The six year old was trying to earn the honeybee environmental badge, hence why she was keen to recycle things.

Becky widened her eyes in shock. "Why did you have so many plastic bottles in your bedroom?" Becky asked her stepdaughter.

Poppy shrugs. "I get thirsty."

"Well, don't you bring the old plastic bottle down when you get a new one?" Becky questions.

"No." Poppy shook her head.

Joey then entered the kitchen. "Hey, Michelle, here are some pizza boxes for your recycling project."

"Thank you, Joey." Michelle brightly smiled.

"Where'd you get all those?" Stephanie asked the Gladstone man.

"Under my bed." Joey simply replied.

Poppy pulled a disgusted expression. "Ugh! That's what that smell was in your bedroom?!" Poppy exclaimed. "I knew something was rotting in there. I thought it was your feet, but clearly I was wrong."

"Joey, you keep pizza boxes under your bed?" Becky raised her eyebrows.

"Becky, I gotta put them somewhere. My nightstand's covered with doughnuts." Joey casually admitted.

"What's in your sock drawer, nachos?" Danny teased.

"Hey, stay outta my stuff, would ya?" Joey gave his best friend an annoyed look.

Steve then entered the house. "Hey, guys."

"Hey." The others all wave at the boy.

"Hey, Michelle, before DJ left on that ski trip, she told me about your little recycling project, so I went ahead and made this for you in shop class." Steve placed some metal object down in the kitchen table. "It's called the Steve-O-Matic can crusher."

"Steve, I didn't know you were so mechanical." Becky says in an amazed tone.

"Yeah, well, my shop teacher says I got metal in my blood." Steve grinned. "Okay, fine, he said it was in my skull." The teenage boy sheepishly smiled, "But, uh, anyway, what you do is, you take the can, you put it in here, you turn the wheel, and the metal plate slowly crushes the can." Steve carefully explained as he placed a can in the middle of his metal object and began turning the wheel, but it ended up being very slow. "Don't worry, okay? Because I've built in another option." Steve then grabs another empty can and crushes it with the bottom of his metal object.