Sarah and Jareth had finished packing everything and were now in packing it all into Sarah's car.
"Sarah, are you really leaving?" Toby asked coming from the front door holding Lancelot.
"Yeah buddy. Jareth and me are moving in together." Sarah said with a smile, but Toby began to cry. "Aw, Toby," she started, "don't cry. You can come and visit us all the time. I'll come by and see you every day on my way home from school." Sarah said hugging her brother. "Please don't cry Toby." Sarah pleaded.
Toby pulled away. "Sarah, I want you to take Lancelot with you." Toby said through the tears he was trying his best to hold in.
"Aw, Toby," Sarah said taking her old bear out of Toby's arms. She put Lancelot up to her ear. "What's that, Lancelot? You don't want to move? You want to stay here with Toby?" Sarah asked like she was talking to the bear. "Well Toby, it looks like Lancelot doesn't want to go with me." Sarah said handing him back to Toby.
"He doesn't?" Toby asked her.
"Nope, he said he would miss you too much." Sarah said with a smile. "So how about it, can he stay here with you?" Sarah asked with a smile. Toby nodded. "I'll tell you what, after were moved in and have everything settled you can come over for a whole weekend and spend the night." Sarah told him with a smile. Jareth could see how much she loved her brother, he knew this was a result of the labyrinth and he was proud of it.
"I can?" Toby asked.
"Of course you can." Sarah smiled. "But I have to go now. I'll drop by the day after tomorrow after school and I'll have a present for you." Sarah said and kissed her brother on the head. "I love you Toby."
"I love you, too." Toby said. "Goodb-" Toby was interrupted by Sarah's hand over his mouth.
"Only say goodbye if you don't plan on seeing me again." Sarah said with a smile. She and Jareth then got in the car and drove off to their new apartment.
When they got there it was completely empty and waiting for someone to fill it up, Sarah and Jareth were those people. They spent 4 and a half hours hauling everything into the 5th story apartment. Jareth wanted to use his magic, but Sarah advised him against it.
When they were done they both flopped down into the old couch that Karen had given them from the basement. Sarah was against Jareth's chest and he had one of his legs over hers and his arms around her waist.
"I'm so glad that's over." Sarah said. She looked at the clock that read 11:30. "I'm hungry." She said and they both laughed.
"We have no food and you won't let me use my magic." Jareth complained.
"No I won't because if you get used to using it around here you may do it at a very bad time and someone may see you." Sarah explained. "When you're underground, feel free, magic away. Just please don't use any up here, I don't need people thinking you're weird."
"Ah but I am." He said and they both laughed.
"Want to order something?" She asked looking up at him.
"Do you?" He asked her looking down.
"I do, but I don't want to get up." Sarah complained and laughed.
"Neither do I." Jareth agreed.
"We must eat though." She laughed and got up, found the phone, and called the Lucky Dragon.
She ordered two servings of General Tso's chicken, egg rolls, and extra fortune cookies. She went back over and lay back down with Jareth.
"We number fatty fie." Sarah said in a Chinese voice. Jareth laughed. "Now you have to go get the money." She told him.
"Why?" Jareth asked.
"Because I ordered." Sarah said sticking her tongue out at him.
"Touché." He said getting up and Sarah laughed. "How much?"
"Fit dean centy zoo." She mimicked the Chinese voice again. Jareth laughed and grabbed a 20 from the envelope Karen had given them and went back to the couch.
"So what do you want to do tomorrow?" Jareth asked Sarah.
"I have no idea." Sarah told him honestly. "I can't think of anything except that food at the moment." Sarah laughed.
"I have something slightly more important on my mind." Jareth said with a smile.
"Oh yeah, and what's that?" Sarah asked.
"Oh a beautiful woman with long brown hair, gorgeous eyes, a great body." He told her with a smile. She reached her head up and he leaned his down and their lips met in a kiss.
It was meant to be small, but it soon escalated. Somehow Jareth had managed to roll them over on the thin couch and positioned himself on top of her. This was about to turn into much more than a kiss.
"Jareth, we need to stop." Sarah said pulling away, even though it was the hardest thing she had ever had to do. Jareth's stopped just by her saying something.
"I'm sorry. I wasn't thinking." He admitted.
"It's fine, neither was I, but I promised myself a long time ago that I wouldn't get that far until I was married and was sure I wanted to stay where I was forever." Sarah explained.
"Sarah, you don't ever have to explain yourself to me." Jareth told her. "I'm sorry." He said again.
"It's fine." Sarah said with a smile. The doorbell rang. "You get it." Sarah said with a smile. Jareth grabbed the 20 and walked over to the door and got their food.
They ate and pulled out the sofa bed since they didn't have a bed yet. The rest of the night they lay in each other's arms thankful to be there.