"What?!" Aaliyah gasped. "You three remember everything?"

"Yup!" Crow grinned.

"And you're okay with that?"

"Yeah," Jack said with his arms crossed. "It feels a bit weird, but I'm fine with it."

"I honestly can say that our experiences helped us be closer together," James pointed out. "And it wasn't just the fact that we were in the same house for two months. I think it's more on the lines of taking care of each other, in a way. It helped see each other in ways that we didn't think of."

"Yup!" Lizzy agreed. "And I learned not to blame myself for mere accidents!"

"Please don't do that again," Keiza said to her. "You made us worry for a long time about that."

"I'll do my best, but I can't exactly promise that."

"Now that we had our little meeting, it's time for something I would never call for," William announced.

"Really?" James said in surprise. "What is it?" William smiled and gave his friend a hug. "Oh no, not this again! Someone stop this madness!"

"You have no choice!" Lizzy exclaimed, joining the hug. "You must suffer from hugs." Everyone else laughed and joined in too, making James groan quite a bit.

"Why must this always happen to me?!" James yelled. "And why did you join the hug, Jack?"

"I don't usually do hugs, but this is an exception," Jack admitted. After a long while, everyone decided to go inside with happy content. That was until Lizzy realized that she dropped her little flower during the commotion. She rushed back outside to look for it, glancing around the front of the house.

"What are you doing, Lizzy?" Yusei asked, walking out of the house. "Everyone else is inside already."

"I'm looking for something important!" Lizzy answered. Before her friend can ask what it was, she let out a gasp. Lizzy picked up the lily, which was unscathed and lovely in color. Its white and green figure remained the same as when she first found it in the helmet. "Okay, how is that even possible?" she asked loudly. "How does a flower like this not die after a big commotion happened?"

"It didn't?" Yusei said. Lizzy went up to him and showed him the lily. "Hm, a resilient flower."

"And a pretty one on that note!" the girl grinned.

"It reminds me of you." Lizzy's eyes widened a little as her face went red. She let her nonfeminine instincts take over and pouted with crossed arms,

"What on earth is that supposed to mean?!"

"So you won't take it as a compliment then?" Yusei assumed with a raised eyebrow. The girl was trying to keep her composure, but it was tough to do so.

"It just that...I...well...I don't know, ok?!," Lizzy exclaimed, about to burst. "It's a bizarre feeling to express. Besides, what else am I supposed to do with lily anyway?"

"What do you think you should do with it?"

"I honestly don't know! I'm not a typical girl, and you should know that by now!"

"I know. Could I see the lily?" Lizzy gave it to him, and he examined the flower. The girl calmed down and went a bit closer to him to see what he was looking at.

"Is something wrong?" Lizzy asked curiously. Her friend smiled and placed the lily on her ear quickly so that she wouldn't take it off immediately. Lizzy yelped a little and stared at him in surprise.

"I thought you would put it behind your ear or in your hair," Yusei explained with an extremely faint blush. "That's what most girls do." Lizzy turned extremely red from anger and embarrassment.

"I'M NOT LIKE OTHER GIRLS, YOU IDIOT!" Lizzy yelled. She clutched her fists and began to chase Yusei around the yard. The boy immediately ran inside the house as everyone else laughed at the predicament.

Well, it looks like the story is done! Thank you so much for reading this entire thing. I'm grateful to be able to get this done because it's one of the few stories I've actually finished. XD

If you want to comment on how the story was, go ahead! I don't mind constructive criticism but only constructive, please!

Thank you, everyone for reading! :)