Rowley takes santas life

123.It was a cold winter evening, only two days after Christmas. Rowley Jefferson, an 11-year-old boy, was enjoying his time reading his favorite comic book while wearing a nappy. Suddenly, an unexpected visitor fell through his bedroom window. It was Santa Claus, who seemed to be in a bad mood. He demanded to take Rowley's comic book, claiming it was a punishment for something Rowley had done before Christmas.
Rowley was shocked and upset by Santa's sudden appearance and his demand to take his beloved comic book. However, things turned ugly when Santa discovered that Rowley had once called him Satan. Santa was offended by this and decided to teach Rowley a lesson. He gave Rowley a stern warning, but the young boy refused to apologize. He threw a temper tantrum, crying and screaming, causing his mother to rush into the room to check what was going on.
Rowley's mother was equally shocked to see Santa standing in their bedroom. She demanded that he leave their home immediately. However, as she tried to confront Santa, he sprayed her with a sleepy spray, causing her and Rowley's father to collapse on the floor. 
Rowley was horrified to see his parents in a deep sleep, and he realized that he had to do something to save them. He looked at Santa angrily and decided that he needed to fight back. In a fit of rage, Rowley filled his water gun with acid and wee and aimed it directly at Santa. With a loud splash, Santa disappeared, melting into the carpet.
Rowley was shaking with fear and adrenaline, but he was glad to have taken revenge against Santa for hurting his parents. He checked on his parents, and thankfully, they began to stir, coming out of their deep sleep. As soon as they were awake, they sued Santa's Elves for what had happened. Santa's elves had to pay millions of pounds in compensation for what they had done to Rowley's parents, which was completely worth it. 
Rowley's parents were amazed at the amount of money they had received, and even though they were quite wealthy to begin with, this amount was an exceptional bonus. Rowley's parents were thrilled, and they invited some of their friends to celebrate their newfound wealth. They decided to spend the night watching TV, eating delicious food and chatting about their lives. However, Rowley couldn't stop thinking about Santa and what had happened.
The next morning, Rowley woke up with a new sense of responsibility. He knew that he had to be more careful about his actions, and he didn't want to hurt someone as innocent as his parents. He decided to take up a new hobby, painting, which would help him express his emotions in a more constructive way. 
Years later, Rowley became a famous artist and professor. He had never forgotten about what had happened to his parents, but he had made peace with it. He believed that life was a journey full of ups and downs, but one had to take responsibility for their actions and never let anything stand in the way of their happiness. And though Santa might have taken away his comic book, Rowley had his parents, his friends, and his art, which were worth more than anything else.
After the incident with Santa, Rowley's parents were grateful to be alive and well. Rowley realized how much he cared about his parents and how much they meant to him. He wanted to make it up to them for everything that had happened, so he decided to spend some quality time with them.
One day, Rowley's parents suggested that they all take a relaxing bath together. Rowley was excited about the idea, as he loved spending time with his parents. They prepared the hot bath and climbed in together all naked, splashing about and laughing and jiggling there bits
However, things took a surprising turn when Rowley accidentally let out a massive poo in the bath. His parents were surprised but quickly helped him out of the bath and cleaned him up and gently wiped his bum like they would with a newborn. They all laughed it off and decided to enjoy the rest of their evening together.
Rowley's mother even made him his favorite tea and they watched a movie together while snuggled up completely naked. They were happy and content just being together as a family.
As for their fortune, Rowley's parents were grateful for the money but they didn't care too much about it. They were more concerned about spending time with their son and creating memories that would last a lifetime.
In the end, Rowley learned a valuable lesson about the importance of family and appreciating the little moments in life. He realized that no amount of money could ever replace the love and bond he shared with his parents.