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five times already,” Johnny whispered back. “But I notice you are still here with me. I think you really want to see me play this trick on Tom.”
    â€œNo,” Stu said. “I’m here to try to stop you. Revenge is never a good idea. We are all friends, remember?”
    â€œI have to get even with Tom.”

    â€œYou’re already even,” Stu said. “This would put you ahead in tricks.”
    â€œHe said he was going to do something to my hockey stick,” Johnny said. “I need to get ahead before he tries something.”
    â€œRevenge is never a good idea,” Stu said. “The war will never end. And what if he does something to your hockey stick?”
    â€œNo,” Johnny said. “I’m going to—”
    â€œI know,” Stu said. “You’re going to sleep and eat and shower with it.”
    â€œYes.”
    They stopped in front of the door to room 207.
    â€œWatch this,” Johnny said.
    Johnny opened the envelope and filled it with shaving cream. Then he put it on the floor. He pushed the open end of the envelope a little ways under the door.
    â€œThis is great,” Johnny whispered. “When Tom comes to answer the door, I’ll stomp on the envelope and shoot shaving cream all over him.”
    â€œPlease don’t do this,” Stu said. “Revenge is not a good idea. Besides, I don’t think it will work. The shaving cream won’t shoot high enough. It will only hit his feet.”
    It was too late. Johnny had already knocked on the door.
    Johnny raised his voice to sound like a woman. “Room service,” he said in a high voice.
    He knocked again.
    Stu and Johnny heard footsteps on the other side of the door. Then they heard the sound of the bolt moving.
    â€œNow!” Johnny whispered.
    He stomped as hard as he could on the envelope.
Whoosh
. Then he quickly leaned down and pulled the envelope away and tucked it into his pants behind his back.
    â€œHah!” Johnny said.
    Then the door opened.
    But it was not Tom. It was a woman with bright red hair. She was wearing a housecoat and she had shaving cream all over the front of her slippers. She also did not look at all pleased.
    â€œSee?” Stu said. “I told you revenge isn’t a good idea.”

Chapter Seven
    The woman in the housecoat stepped into the hallway.
    â€œWhat is going on here?” she asked. “That is exactly what I would like to know. I see a boy with a can of shaving cream in his hand. I don’t even want to know why the other boy is holding a hockey stick.”
    Just then Johnny and Stu saw Tom walking down the hall toward them.
    â€œHey guys,” he said. “What’s happening?”
    â€œI think I should go,” Stu said. He tried to hand the hockey stick back to Johnny. “It was nice knowing you, Johnny.”
    Johnny didn’t take the stick. He grabbed Stu’s sleeve so he couldn’t run away.
    Tom said, “Hey, Johnny, why did you spray shaving cream on this nice woman’s slippers?”
    The woman looked down. She saw the shaving cream on her slippers.
    â€œWhat?!? My slippers!”
    Johnny looked at the woman. He pointed at Tom. “I was trying to play a trick on him.”
    â€œDo I look like him?” the woman asked.
    She was big, and she had shaving cream on her slippers. She also looked as mean as a buffalo. She definitely didn’t look like Tom.
    Johnny told the truth. “No, you don’t look like Tom. But I thought he was in room 207. That’s the room they gave him at the front desk. I was listening when they gave him the key.”
    â€œBut you can see you were wrong,” the woman said.
    â€œI can see that now,” Johnny said. He was glad that Stu had his hockey stick. He was glad that the woman did
not
have it. “I am very sorry for stomping shaving cream under your door.”
    The woman frowned. “I should tell your parents