My shelf was broken. -> My Shelf Broke.

My shelf was broken. -> My shelf broke.
My shelf was broken at midnight two weeks ago. -> My shelf broke at midnight two weeks ago.
I thought that I heard something at midnight, but I didn't confirm it because I was so scared. -> I thought I heard something at midnight, but I didn't go to see because I was so scared.
My husband was on business trip, so I was alone. -> My husband was away on a business trip, so I was alone.
And then I found out it in next morning. -> And then I found it the next morning.
The shelf's leg was broken and the shelf fell forward. -> The shelf's leg broke, and the shelf fell forward.
My living room was mess. -> My living room was a mess.
Books was fallen, cups and saucer was broken, my digital camera was fallen. -> Books and my digital camera had fallen, cups and saucers were broken.
Fortunately, the shelf can be repaired because it is Scandinavian antique furniture. -> Fortunately, the shelf can be repaired because it's an antique piece of Scandinavian furniture.

*Oh no! How scary! I'm glad it was just a shelf and that it can be fixed. :)

**Notice that I changed a lot of the 'was Verb-en'. This is because 'was broken' etc implies someone broke the stuff. But no one did; it was just an accident.