Reread paragraphs 17 and 18. in this part of the story, what is alison's point of view about the crying sounds coming from the bedroom?

its not: she thinks there isn't anything suspicious going on and is bored

its not: she thinks there's a fog machine in the bedroom that will go off when she enters.

its not: she thinks the twins are telling the truth about the baby, but she still ism't going into the room.

she thinks the twins are up to no good, but she doesn't know exactly what there plan is.