Max and Jake had always loved adventures, but this was a new kind of adventure. They had found an old jar full of jelly beans in their grandmother's attic.

"These look delicious!" Jake exclaimed, his eyes lighting up at the sight of the colorful candies. "Can we eat them, Max?" he asked, looking up at his older brother.

Max, being older, was naturally more cautious. "We don't know how old these are, Jake," he warned. However, upon closer inspection, he noticed something peculiar about one of the beans.

"This one looks different," Max said, pointing to a jelly bean that was slightly larger than the others. "It looks more like a pill than a candy."

Jake laughed and rolled his eyes, clearly not believing his brother. "You're just trying to scare me," he dismissed, reaching for the jar.

"What if it makes you act like a baby?" Max teased, grinning as Jake scoffed at the idea. "You'd probably start crawling and wetting yourself!"

Jake, undeterred, snatched the jar from Max and began eating the jelly beans. "Mmm, they're good!" he exclaimed, enjoying the sweetness.

Max just shrugged, watching Jake enjoy the candies. He didn't really believe the 'pill' would do anything, but it was fun to tease his little brother.

Later that day, Jake was sitting on the couch, engrossed in his favorite cartoon. He'd forgotten all about Max's warning and the strange jelly bean.

Max, on the other hand, was doing his homework on his laptop. He glanced at Jake occasionally, wondering if anything unusual would happen.

Suddenly, Jake felt a strange sensation. He shifted uncomfortably on the couch, his eyes widening as he realized what was happening. He was wetting his pants!

"Max!" Jake cried, leaping up from the couch. His face was a mix of embarrassment and disbelief. "It worked! The pill... it worked!"

Max couldn't help but laugh at the shock on Jake's face. "I told you so," he said, grinning. "Now you know not to eat strange things you find in the attic."

Jake, however, wasn't amused. "This isn't funny, Max!" he complained, crossing his arms. "You have to help me fix this!"

Max's grin faded. "I don't know how, Jake," he admitted. "I didn't think it would actually work. Maybe we should tell mom and dad."

Jake shook his head adamantly. "No way! They'll get mad. We have to figure this out ourselves," he insisted.

So, the brothers embarked on a new adventure. They searched the internet, looked through old books, and tried various remedies, all in an attempt to reverse the effects of the magic jelly bean.

After several failed attempts, Jake was starting to lose hope. He was getting tired of having to change his clothes every few hours.

Max, however, was determined. "We'll figure this out, Jake," he promised. "We just need to keep trying."

Finally, after days of research, they stumbled upon a solution. An old folk remedy suggested that the effects of the magic jelly bean could be reversed by eating a specific type of candy.

Jake was hesitant, but desperate. He ate the candy as Max anxiously watched. After a few minutes, Jake smiled. "I think it worked!"

Max let out a sigh of relief. "Thank goodness," he said, glad that their adventure had come to an end. "No more eating strange things from the attic, okay?"

Jake agreed, laughing. "Definitely not," he said. "And no more magic jelly beans!" He was glad to be back to normal, but he had to admit, it had been quite an adventure.

Max nodded, a smile on his face. "Definitely no more magic jelly beans," he agreed. They had learned their lesson, and they had a story to remember.

From that day forward, the brothers were more cautious about what they found in their grandmother's attic. But they couldn't deny, it made for a great story to tell their friends!