Leonardo and Hugo walked through the crowded hall, searching for Jeremy's figure while walking, but there were people everywhere in their sight, so it was not so easy to find a specific person. In the end, Leonardo had to give up and walked to the bathroom with Hugo. Sure enough, he saw a box of webs in the corner of the door of the bathroom.

In Halloween pranks, web paper is a part that must not be ignored, and the party organizer prepared web paper early.

This was the first time Hugo was involved in the Halloween web prank. He didn't know how many webs he wanted to take, or whether it was to calculate based on the size of the big tree at the door of the house. However, he did not hesitate too much, but just excitedly picked up two bags of web paper. This would be twenty rolls, which should be enough to make a big fuss.

Leonardo, who was standing next to him, was obviously a long battle. He looked at Hugo and said with a smile, "Someone is going to suffer today." Then Leonardo also picked up two bags of web paper and wanted to take steps outside. However, before the first step was even landed, he was grabbed by Hugo, causing Leonardo to stagger on the wall two times in a row, blurting out, "What are you, mom?"

Hugo was not in a hurry at all and looked outside, "You plan to go out like this and tell everyone that you are going to do bad things." Obviously, the prank is not that the more people, the better. On the contrary, too many people are prone to alarm the enemy. What's more, there are many parents present today, and it is not wise to go out blatantly.

Leonardo also realized his recklessness and struggled to stand up straight. "I just remember to be alert when leaving when doing bad things, but forgetting that a good start is also very important." He walked to Hugo and looked outside. Sure enough, he saw Alan Sikke (alan.thicke), who played his father Jason in the play. He quickly shrank his head back, "It seems that you are very experienced."

Although Hugo has not experienced Halloween pranks, it does not mean that he doesn't understand anything. Hugo laughed twice, "I'm not very familiar with the roads nearby. Do you know any back doors?" As a road deaf, Hugo is still very self-aware, so he has no intention of leading the way.

"Of course, come with me." Leonardo's azure blue eyes looked at Hugo, flashing with an excited and thrilling light.

Leonardo in front of him is completely different from the "Little Little Little" who has suffered a lot after the 21st century. The youthful vitality between his eyes is full of sunshine and naughty agility, without haze, sadness, or entanglement, and Leonardo's later heavier head-up patterns and "Sichuan"-shaped eyebrows. The green and fresh vitality leaps gently from the corners of his mouth.

Hugo followed Leonardo, opened the side door of the auditorium, quietly left the noisy crowd in front, and each dragged two large bags of web paper and stepped on the wet grass to leave Burbank Middle School. Looking back, in the dark night, the noisy and colorful halo propped up an oval light ball, just like a bizarre world in science fiction novels, with indescribable tranquility and tranquility.

Just walking one street can see the residential area decorated with pumpkin lanterns. However, there were no figures on the street at this time. Hugo couldn't help but frown, "Is no one here to ask for candy?" According to the truth, the streets should be very lively. Children from all households came out to ask for candy, and children in small ghost costumes floated under the halo of the pumpkin lanterns. This picture is Halloween in Hugo's mind.

Leonardo couldn't help but laughed, "Don't you know what time it's now? It's time for the kids to go home." Leonardo pointed to the porch of the house next to him, "Look, you can still see scattered candy there."

Hugo was stunned for a moment and recalled carefully the time he stayed at the party. It was at least eleven o'clock now, and maybe it would be a little later. So, as Leonardo said, most of the children were going home, and the remaining small part of the ones scattered outside were probably planning a prank.

"Which one should I choose?" Leonardo pointed to the two rows of residences in front of him and asked Hugo to make the decision.

Hugo didn't think carefully, and said directly, "Where are we standing now?" The prank was originally random, but if you deliberately choose, it would lose the essence of the prank.

Leonardo looked at the lawn where they were standing, behind which was a tall sycamore tree. He and Hugo looked at each other, and then smiled and said, "Bad Luck." It refers to the family they selected.

Hugo shrugged, "You never know what will happen on Halloween." Then he stopped talking, took the two bags apart and poured out all the web inside.

Leonardo also did the same thing, and Hugo did not forget to look around and whisper, "It would be bad if you relax your vigilance at this time." No one would hope that his lawn was destroyed by a pile of rolls of paper, such a prank is unpopular.

Listening to Hugo's words, Leonardo couldn't help but look around, but his hands were still not slow, "Then we have to speed up a little faster." The longer the delay, the greater the possibility of being discovered.

Soon, the whole lawn was filled with web paper, and the contrast between black and green and white was very strong. Thinking of the prank that was about to begin, Hugo felt inexplicably excited. He picked up a web paper, tore open the interface, and threw it at the branches above his head. But it is conceivable that the web paper would not be able to hang on the branches like this, so it fell down without a doubt. The long tail was stained with the moisture in the air, slowly dragging out a graceful arc.

Seeing Hugo's stupid behavior, Leonardo couldn't help it and almost burst into laughter, but he quickly covered his mouth to prevent his laughter from alarming the owner of the house, "Hugo! Of course you can't succeed like this." Leonardo said in a low voice, but even so, the deep smile in his voice was still mixed with the words.

Hugo really had no experience in this regard, so he looked at Leonardo. Leonardo tore open the interface, then put the index and middle finger of his left hand in the roll, and used his right hand to pull out more paper, and then pulled it for more than ten feet before he stopped.

Leonardo took the web and signaled Hugo, then threw the web onto the branches. Then he could see the paper being pulled up slowly like a comet's tail. When the web passed the branches, the tail was stuck on the branches. The web fell quickly and outlined a white curtain.

So that's it. Without leaving enough length, even if the web is thrown over the branches, there is no way to hang the "tail" on the branches.

This time, Hugo pulled his tail very long, leaving more than twenty feet, fearing that he would not be able to hold it anymore if he left less, so he threw the web up, but the web was stuck between the branches and could not fall down. This... Hugo's expectant expression suddenly solidified on his face.

When Leonardo saw this scene, he finally couldn't help but burst into laughter. Fortunately, he remembered what he was doing, and the laughter echoed in his chest muffled, and the echo of the chirping seemed very funny, "At least... it was hung up." Leonardo comforted Hugo, but this comfort obviously had no effect, because Leonardo felt it became more and more interesting after he finished speaking.

Hugo's lips twitched, and he picked up a roll of paper again and repeated the action he had just done. However, before throwing, he took two steps forward, looked around, and after confirming that he had found a branch with fewer branches, he weighed the roll in his hand and threw it up hard. Then he saw the roll of paper with a white tail drew a curve in the darkness, crossing the branch gracefully, and finally fell down beautifully, dragging out the long tail, and the roll was heavily hit on the lawn by the summoning of the earth's gravity.

"Yeah!" Hugo jumped up like a child, as if he had accomplished such an amazing event just now, causing Leonardo next to him to laugh happily and applaud twice in the fun.

But the loud sound immediately echoed in the empty streets, showing how quiet it was. This echo scared both Hugo and Leonardo, and quickly covered their mouths, fearing that the owner of the house would be alarmed. Fortunately, the two of them looked around and there was no movement. The two of them touched each other's eyes and then they laughed in a dull sense.

The two of them did not hesitate anymore and started to take action, hanging a roll of paper on the branches. Soon a lush sycamore tree turned into a rolling shutter door, and its white tail slowly drifted in the breeze, and the scene was spectacular.

"I didn't expect that the prank was so tired." Hugo said with a smile, keeping his voice up, throwing the roll upwards, and his right arm was a little sore. Although he said that, Hugo's movements in his hand were still not slow, and he quickly threw the remaining two rolls of paper on it. Now, the skilled Hugo handled two rolls of paper at a time is not a problem at all.

After the two of them threw all the web paper on, they felt a sense of accomplishment when they looked at the huge white sycamore tree. But just as Hugo and Leonardo were about to leave, someone walked over at the intersection not far away, which made the two of them immediately want to hide in the "paper curtain cave".

But then Hugo saw the visitor, three young people, who were also dragging two bags of web paper in their hands, and it seemed that they were walking together. Hugo immediately grabbed Leonardo and looked at the three people with a smile. Both sides saw each other and actually nodded to each other, then watched the three people continue to move forward, while Hugo and Leonardo tiptoed towards Burbank Middle School.

After walking away, Hugo looked back at his and Leonardo's masterpiece again. The beautiful paper curtain slowly floated in the wind, and it was so beautiful. It is conceivable that when I wake up tomorrow morning, I will definitely be covered with "white willows" here!

Hugo smiled loudly, then trotted quickly, leaving Leonardo behind. Leonardo couldn't help but shout, "Hey, Hugo, hey..." But Hugo did not stop at speed, but turned around and waved to Leonardo with a smile on his face, allowing Leonardo to keep up with him.
Chapter completed!