Half way done with the story.

I don't own anything

Phineas, was sitting with Ferb under the tree, with Perry and Terry. Perry gives Terry, the book again, Terry turns to the next page which reads:

"Release And Resolution: This stage of grief process is accompanied by a sense of acceptance of the reality of the loss, a sense of letting go. There may also be a degree of forgiveness that occurs in this phase. The denial, guilt and anger stages are over, and the pain and sorrow is not as intense as it was before. Many people ask, "How long does it take?" The answer is different according to the severity of the loss and the health of the individual who is grieving. Grieving moves in cycles, and it may seem as if we are through for a substantial period of time. A birthday, anniversary or another loss can bring back many of the same feelings that were there when our loved one died. Any loss or low emotional period can bring back the feelings of loss, particularly if you have not reached resolution. When the release finally occurs, your entire body will feel it. I have watched many people go through emotional release in their grieving, and I am convinced that it is as much a physical, non-verbal process as it is verbal and conscious."

Phineas thinks about it and says "I don't think everything, is good, I don't think I'll move on until I get Isabella, back." Perry sees Isabella walking over, then he sees Phineas' Baseball Launcher.

Perry grabs it and Phineas sees what Perry is trying to do and races Perry to the launcher they start to fight over the launcher but Terry grabs it. While Phineas and Perry were wrestling, Terry sees a small golden locket up in the tree, Terry pulls out a grappling hook, he hooks it on a branch on the tree pulls the rope down, which flies through the air landing on Phineas' head, and while Phineas and Perry were wrestling the half of Phineas' locket flies out of his pocket and lands right in-front of Isabella, she re-connects the two halves.

With Perry running over to the Baseball Launcher, he gets to it, but due to the fighting, he and Phineas did, the wiring gets all messed up and the ball looses it connection with the launching part and just lands, right on Isabella's head, and knocks her out.

Well, that was short. But half way done. Well, Isabella's knocked out, again! Let me guess nobody saw that coming now did they?