A/N: Nicky: Okay, it's getting close to Spring in this chapter, and it's getting warmer. You know what that means? Yeah, you have to read it to find out. I don't own 'The Powerpuff Girls' or 'The Bellboy' but I do own Julia, Bri, Bobbie, Zee, Xara, and Eric. Oh, and the Bellboy is a really funny movie. Go watch it if you haven't. ON WITH THE STORY!

Bri's P.O.V.

Julia smiled wide. I had just defeated Mojo Jojo for the fifth time that month, and Julia was really impressed. "That really was pretty cool how you defeated Mojo Jojo, and then you threw him in the air, and kicked Mojo all the way to jail," Julia said.

"Yeah. Whatever," I said, smiling.

Finally, we were back to my house. I opened the door and the phone rang. Ace answered it and said, "Hello? Yeah. She's here."

He handed me the phone. "Thanks," I said, "Hello?"

"Bri?" Professor Utonium asked.

"Hello Utonium," I said.

"Did I just hear Ace from the Gangreen Gang on the phone?" Utonium asked.

"Yeah. Nothing to worry about though," I said, "Anyway, what cha' need?"

"Can you watch the girls for today and tomorrow?" Utonium asked, "I'm going out of town for the rest of the weekend, and I can't find a babysitter."

"Well sure! I have to bring Bobbie though. I can't leave her along with the five green guys or things will get messy...for them," I said.

"Okay, that's fine," Utonium said, "Just make sure the girls are in bed by seven thirty, bathed tomorrow, and make them dinner, breakfast, lunch, and then tomorrow's dinner. I'll be back at nine tomorrow."

"Fine. I'll be there in ten," I told Utonium.

"Okay," Utonium said.

I hung up and shouted, "ERIC! I"M GOING TO WATCH THE GIRLS! SEE YOU ON MONDAY!"

"OVERNIGHT JOB?" Eric shouted.

"YEAH!" I shouted, "I'M TAKING BOBBIE WITH ME!"

"FINE!" Eric yelled.

"Bobbie," I said to my young cousin, who was sitting on the couch and watching an old movie, 'The Bellboy', "Want to come and play with the other puffs?"

"Do I?" Bobbie asked. She jumped up and said, "I DO!"

She ran to the door and I walked to it. We went out the front door and walked to the Powerpuff Girl's house. I knocked on the door and Utonium answered it. "Ah, hello Bri and Bobbie. Come in, please." We walked in the house and I saw the three girls sitting on the couch watching TV.

"Bri!" They exclaimed in unison when they saw us, "Bobbie!"

"Hi Blossom! Hey Bubbles! Hello Buttercup!" Bobbie said.

"Hi," They said in unison.

"Alright. See you on Monday girls!" Utonium exclaimed walking out the door with his briefcase.

I said, "Alright. What do you girls...oh." They were coloring on the ground. "Okay! Never mind," I said.

I must have accidently fallen asleep, because I was awakened to a loud crash. I got to my feet and ran outside, where I heard the crash.

I saw Blossom, Bubbles, Buttercup, and Bri fighting three boys.

One had red eyes, long red jagged hair, a red hat a red long sleeved shirt with a black stripe, black pants, and black sneakers. The second boy had blue eyes, short blond hair parted in the middle which flipped outwards that spiked at the end, a blue long sleeved shirt with a black stripe, black pants, and black sneakers. The last boy had green eyes, short black bangs parted in a similar style to Buttercup's with spiked black hair, a green long sleeved shirt with a black stripe, black pants, and black sneakers.

"What the...Who are they?" I asked my cousin and Blossom, Bubbles, and Buttercup.

"You don't know us?" The red headed boy with the red hat asked. He laughed and said, "She doesn't know us! Well, we should make a little introduction!"

They flew down to me. "I'm Brick!" The red head said, punching me in the gut.

"I'm Boomer!" The blond said punching me in the stomach.

"I'm Butch!" The raven haired boy said kicking me in the abdomen.

"And we're the Rowdyruff Boys!" They exclaimed in unison.

"They're Mojo Jojo's creations!" Blossom said.

"Then we blew them up!" Buttercup said, smiling.

"But Him brought them back!" Bubbles exclaimed.

"And now we have to defeat them!" Bobbie said, smiling.

"Then do it!" I exclaimed.

So, they tried. But, they were thrown down into the ground, forming a crater.

"You guys okay?" I asked.

"Yeah!" Bobbie said, "They're just unconscious. She got out of the crater and flew to the boys. She grabbed their shirts and beat the stuffing out of the three boys. Then, when they were unconscious, she threw them across town.

I grabbed the other girls and picked them up. I brought them inside their house, up to their rooms, changed them into their pajamas, and put them to bed.

Thankfully, the rest of the weekend wasn't as bad as Saturday night.

When I got home after a bad cooking accident in the Utonium household on Sunday night, as Eric and the Gangreen Gang played cards, Eric said, "How was the babysitting job?"

"Fine," I said, "I met the Rowdyruff Boys. I, uh, also got beat up by them."

Ace started to laugh at me. I glared at him. "What? You got beat up by three five year old boys!" Ace said, laughing.

"Yeah, and you get beat up by three five year old girls. Now please, SHUT UP!" I exclaimed. I got to my feet and walked up the stairs. I screamed, "AND STAY OUT OF MY ROOM ERIC!" I slammed the door shut. I mumbled as I walked to my bed, "He always goes in my room when I'm gone. He always goes in my room behind my back. ...T-T-T-TARANTULA! AHHHH!"

I opened my door again and ran down the hall, down the stairs, and I hid behind Eric. "Why'd you scream?" Eric asked, raising an eyebrow to me.

"S-s-s-spider," I said, "Big. Ugly. Hairy. EIGHT EYES! EIGHT LEGS!" I was shaking in my boots.

"Okay, okay. What kind?" Eric asked.

"Tarantula," I whispered in his ear.

"Oh. Well, then you have a good reason to be scared. Those little boogers could kill you," Eric said, chuckling.

"This is no laughing matter!" I yelled at my older brother, "Just kill the tarantula! I don't like them! They're icky!"

"Icky?" Ace asked, "What are you, five?"

"Maybe," I said, looking down in embarrassment.

"Fine Bri. I'll get it out of the house," Eric said.

"No! Kill it!" I exclaimed.

Eric went upstairs and came back down a few minutes later with something in his hands. He opened his hands up and I saw the big spider in his hands. "EEEEEKKKKK!" I screamed, "DEADLY SPIDER!" I ran upstairs and locked myself in the bathroom.

Eric's P.O.V.

"You hadsss to do thatsss?" Snake asked.

I laughed, threw the spider out the window, and said, "Yeah! She's my little sister. I may protect her, but I can also scare the crud out of her!"

Xara came downstairs and slapped my face. "OW!" I exclaimed holding my cheek, "What was that for?"

"Do you know how scared of spiders Bri is?! She sees one little spider, and she freaks out! Now she's going to be locked in the bathroom for two days! That happened the last time she saw a baby spider in her room and made ZEE kill it. UGH! Why are men such idiots!?" Xara exclaimed. She walked back up the stairs, and I heard her door slam.

Then Zee came down the stairs and slapped me harder than Xara did. "OUCH!" I yelled.

"THAT was for scaring your little sister! Do you know how scared of spiders she is?" Zee asked.

"Well-,"

"SHUT IT!" Zee said, slapping me again. That one made me fall to the ground. "Your sister idolizes you, you know! She looks UP to you! And that's not just because you're taller than her," Zee exclaimed.

"I-I-I'm sorry," I said, bowing my head in shame.

"Sorry don't cut it! My best friend is crying her eyes out upstairs in the bathroom, and YOU are going to fix it!" Zee exclaimed.

"But-,"

"NOW!" Zee shouted, scaring me partially, "OR I'LL GET KILLER TO EAT YOU!"

"Okay, okay," I said, "I'm going, I'm going."

I got to my feet and walked up the stairs. I knocked on the bathroom door and said, "Bri." No answer. "Bri, come on. I'm sorry," I said. Still no answer. Heck, I didn't even hear her crying. "Bri?" I asked, "Are you in there?" When I didn't hear an answer, I started to bash into the door. After a while, the hinges came loose and the door fell to the ground, with me on top of it. "Bri?" I asked, getting to my feet. She wasn't in the bathroom.

"Zee!" I exclaimed, running downstairs.

"What?" Zee asked.

"She wasn't in the bathroom crying!" I exclaimed.

"Then what was she doing?" Zee asked.

"SHE WASN'T EVEN IN THERE! SHE'S GONE!" I yelled.

"Bobbie!" Zee yelled.

Bobbie ran down the stairs and said, "Yeah?"

"Bri's missing!" Zee exclaimed.

"I'll find her!" Bobbie exclaimed.

"What?" I asked, "Bobbie, you're FIVE! You can't leave the house alone, let alone the entire city!"

"No ya idiot! She's gots supah powahs!" Ace exclaimed.

"WHAT?!" I shouted.

"You really haven't noticed it?" Zee asked, "She's saved the town numerous times while you were here. Anyway, Bobbie, look around the earth for Bri. Eric and I will look in Townsville."

"Kay," Bobbie said.

She walked out the door and said, "Found her."

Zee's P.O.V.

"Found her," Bobbie said. Eric and I ran outside to see three boys, The Rowdyruff Boys, holding Bri in the air. She was out cold.

"Come on!" The red head, Brick, said.

"Let's deliver her to Him!" The raven haired boy, Butch, said.

"Yeah!" The blond boy, Boomer, said. Brick slapped Boomer and Boomer said, "Ow!"

"Come on!" Brick said.

"Hey!" Bobbie exclaimed.

"What girl?" Brick asked.

"This!" Bobbie exclaimed, throwing three large rocks through the air. They hit the Rowdyruff Boys, and Bri dropped ten feet. I screamed, and Bobbie caught Bri.

The Rowdyruff Boys said, "We'll be back!" and then flew away.

Bobbie brought Bri into the house and Eric and I followed behind them. Bobbie put Bri on the couch, and got Bri an ice pack.

A few minutes later, Bri started to moan. Her eyes opened and she said, "Ouch. I have such a splitting headache. What happened to me?"

"Rowdyruff Boys," Ace said, chuckling.

"Great. Now I have three new enemies," Bri muttered, slouching.

"New Adventure Time's on," I said.

"Ooo!" Bri exclaimed. She flipped through the channels until she got to the show. Fifteen minutes of awesomeness later, Bri was bouncing up and down. "That was sweet!" Bri exclaimed, "Night!" She headed up the stairs and went into her room.

A/N: I decided to make this chapter longer. Don't hate me. Review.