Terrible guilt

“Daughter, come here for a moment!” shouts the mother. Ten-year-old Mann goes into the living room, notices the serious faces of his parents and begins to apologize: “Mom. Dad. Well, everything is clear. You found my cigarettes, right? Or did the school call again? If you wanted to talk about your lost money, I will pay it all back soon. And the drugs in the wardrobe are not mine, they are for sale. What?! Something more serious? Okay, if the police came, don’t panic, they won’t prove anything. If the body is not found, there is no evidence of guilt! And as for sex, I always use…” “Mann,” interrupts the mother sternly, “did you solve all the crossword puzzles in my and my father’s new book Clover?”

Where should I see this number of readers?

I don't know

Look above

Really curious how his mother got so badly convicted with just one face. That's a lot of confessions in one fell swoop. Very funny. But I don't think this happens in real life? Does it? or does anyone have a real-life story like this? Now I'm curious.

What do I have to do?

In math class, the teacher asks how many times 4×6 is, I answer: On average three times a week