Baby-Sitters Club and Scooby Doo: The Fire Mystery at the Cemetery

by MaryAnnefan4Life

When Mary Anne found out the cemetery was on fire and found out her late best friend Kayla Willis' grave, she was stunned and became depressed. Who would done something like that? Mystery Inc and BSC are about to find out! Co-Written by FonzFan82

11. Claudia II

The next day, I came up with an idea that we should celebrate tonight and the others can join us.

"That's a good idea," said Mary Anne.

"What should we do to celebrate?" asked Stacey.

"How about a party right here at the plaza?" asked Jessi.

"I like that idea," said Mallory.

"We can make it as a surprise party for them," I added.

"Okay," said Kaylee.

We talked about what to do about the party. Mary Anne called Fred to have him and the others meet us at the plaza tonight between 6:00 and 6:30 pm. She didn't tell him what was it to spoil the surprise. That was smart.

That night, we all changed up and were ready to get to the plaza. They set up a buffet room for us to use.

"That was a good idea to do," said Mary Anne.

At the plaza, we were in the function room when the whole gang. They were all surprised.

"What's going on?" asked Daphne.

"It was Claudia's idea to do this for a celebration for solving the mystery together," said Mary Anne.

"Well, this is a nice way to celebrate," said Fred.

Then, we went to grab food from the buffet.

"You had to leave tomorrow?" asked Shaggy.

"Yes, but maybe we can do it like this again sometime. It's easier when you have more people to solve mysteries. We do it sometimes," said Mary Anne.

"Wonderful," said Velma.

"That's a good idea," said Stacey.

Then, after the party, we went back to our rooms so we can get ready to leave tomorrow. We're only taking a train. It's an hour. The next day, we were on the train back home. The girls were gone to Maine earlier. Mary Anne and Kaylee had their cars, so Dawn and April left with Mary Anne.

Then, we told our folks that we solved the mystery. Mrs. Willis was glad about that. Two days later, Mary Anne told us that the judge ordered Cokie, who got sued by Mrs. Willis to pay for the damages she made in the grave site and to get new graves.

"That was a good way to teach Cokie a value lesson," said Mary Anne from her phone.

"Good," I said.

A week later, Mary Anne, Dawn, April, and Kaylee came down to Stoneybrook to have our own celebration by having our dinner at the mall and seeing the movie later that evening.

The end.