A/N: This is definitely the last chapter, with a Pheely twist! Yaaaaaaaaaayyyy! Shhhhhhh….! (Whispers) and on with the story!

Keely woke up in the hospital, at first she thought she was in heaven since it was so white. She found she couldn't move her left arm, right wrist, and left leg. They were all broken, in a white cast. She looked around, at least she could move her neck.

She then saw a doctor come in. "Oh good, you're up!"

"What happened to me?" Keely whispered in a soft toned voice.

"Well, your prom night wasn't so perfect, your date was a criminal, and you broke your arm, your leg and wrist. Although I plan on suing the officers because they were the ones who were so heavy and accidentally slammed into your wrists and stepped on your legs."

Keely didn't respond she just looked up at the ceiling that had a crack shaped like a fish. Then the doctor stepped out of the room muttering something about teenagers these days. Then she heard a knock on the door, she hoped it wasn't the annoying doctor.

But it was Phil, "Hi, Keely," he answered in a cautious voice, just in case she would blast, he held out sunflowers and put them aside, "I'm sorry your prom night didn't turn out so perfect."

"It was kind of crummy," she replied in a sarcastic tone, "I mean my date was a criminal."

Phil was silent and looked at all the casts, "Look, Phil, if I could move then I would like stand up and walk out the door, but since I'm stuck here, I need to tell you something."

Keely sighed, her great friendship speech, "I'm really sorry I ditched you at the prom to go ask someone on your own, and I know how much you wanted to go with me, and I'm sorry for being so rude…"

Phil said nothing, "Phil, say something!"

Phil turned around and smiled, "So we're cool?" Phil said excitedly.

Keely hesitated and answered, "As cool as the snow in Canada!"

Phil laughed and kissed her; he then put the flowers in the vase and ran out.

Yeah, they were really cool. She was so excited that she insisted on the doc letting her run around on a wheel chair.