A/N: here we are the last chapter of The Letter's Truth. 21 chapters, over 160 reviews, it is just amazing. so without any ado...
Chapter 21: Epilogue:
...Reefside California Present day...
Conner laughed softly as he tried to imagine the sweet tempered vet yelling and screaming at Dr. O, and Dr. O scrambling for an answer.
Tommy cleared his throat, "If we are done embarrassing me, I think it is past someone's bedtime."
"Ah, come on Daddy," Jazar complained, "Can't we stay up a little longer, tomorrow's Saturday?"
"It is two hours past your bedtime anyways," Tommy stated, scooping up little five year old Andrea, who had curled up and fallen asleep in Kat's lap several hours ago.
"But Daddy," Trisha began.
"Listen to your father," Kim said, shooting them a look that they had learned at an early age meant obey or suffer the consequences.
Still grumbling the two ten year olds stalked up the stairs after their father.
As soon as they were gone, Kim turned on their guests, "Would somebody please tell me why you were all so determined to be here tonight that Zack felt the need to climb down the Chimney and disguise himself as a pizza delivery guy?"
The other rangers looked at each other, no way, Tommy certainly, but Kim, Kim never forgets anything, especially not something as big as this.
"Have you forgotten something?" Zack asked, a teasing tone threatening to break through, he couldn't believe Kim was the one to forget.
"Not that I know of, so why did you climb down the chimney?"
"Because I could!" Zack exclaimed.
"But why are any of you even here? Kat and Billy don't even live in the States, and for all of you to show up on the same night," Kim paused, "This isn't just a coincident. You know something don't you?"
"Ummm," Jason looked around, yes he knew something, but it was a surprise, his eyes fell on Trent and he remembered why they had gotten so distracted, "So Tommy what are you going to do about Trent?"
Tommy, who had just got back from tucking the kids in, sighed, "There's nothing I can do or that story will be on the school news first thing in the morning and none of my students would listen to me again."
"So did everyone ever forgive you?" Conner asked.
Everyone turned to look at him in disbelief.
"Yeah," Zack said, sarcastically, "I totally climb down chimneys to surprise people I am mad at."
"Didn't you climb down Angelica's chimney once after the divorce?" Jason asked.
"Okay, so I did that once, I don't usually do it," Zack protested.
"They were mad at me for a little while," Tommy admitted, "But it kind of melted away when I handed them a baby to hold."
Aisha nodded, "We're friends, some times we do things that the others disagree with. Once we stepped back in thought about it, especially once we became parents we realized that, in Tommy's shoes we would have done the same thing."
"You know, nobody is telling me why everyone is here?' Kim demanded, a mood swing suddenly making the extremely pregnant lady, extremely angry about that.
"What's tomorrow Beautiful?" Tommy asked.
"Saturday," Kim pointed out, "Didn't you hear the twins argument?"
"Yes," Jason added, "But what's the date?"
The teens watched in awe, wondering what was significant about the date.
"Uh, January ninth?" she said.
"And what's special about January NInth?" Conner demanded.
"Eleven years ago," Aisha hinted, "Something special happened on that day."
Kim face paled, "I forgot our anniversary."
Tommy smiled, kissing her, "But I didn't, I figured you would enjoy a surprise party with all of your friends. I figured that they could spend the night in the lab, and decorate for the party tomorrow morning while i took you out for breakfast."
"Wow," Rocky stated, shocked, "Tommy remembered something that Kim didn't."
His wife smacked him upside the head, "Ouch, Aisha," he whined.
"Act your age," Aisha scolded.
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A/N: The end, everyone was showing up at their house because it was their anniversary and Tommy was planning a surprise party for Kim. And Kim totally forgot about it.