Okay, here's chapter six, I hope y'all enjoy it! Here's a list of the songs that I've used: Accidentally In Love, Dirty Little Secret, Oh Johnny, On an Evening in Roma, Behind these Hazel Eyes, and now A Thousand Miles. Keep reading and please review! Thank you, I love you all! Hide the rum…

"So Hannah," Lola said after a couple minutes of silence. "What's first?"

"Well, Johnny did say something about Mac n' Cheese. How does that sound for dinner?" Hannah asked Lily-Rose and Jack. Lily-Rose nodded and Jack said, "Aye!"

"That means 'Yes'," Lily-Rose said, laughing, "He's going through a 'Pirates' phase, if you know what I mean."

"I think that's understandable, seeing as you're dad's the most awesome pirate in the world," Hannah said with a grin. In a very business-like manner she added, "Well, that macaroni's not going to make itself, come on Lilly…I mean LOLA!" The two teenage girls walked to the kitchen. It was a wonderful designer kitchen with black and white tiles for the floors, cherry wood for the cabinets, a huge Kenmore refrigerator, and a large island in the middle with a sink, dishwasher, and a two table settings with tall chairs, also made of cherry wood.

"You know, Miles," Lola said as Hannah got the blue box out of a cabinet, "My mom would kill for a kitchen like this," she said in amazement while looking around.

"Yeah, and she'd also kill to be ten years younger," Hannah joked.

A few minutes later, Hannah was getting the ingredients prepared according to the instructions on the blue box. Lola was sitting on one of the chairs. She sighed loudly.

"WHY does Johnny have to be married?" Lola wondered out loud.

"Lilly, if Johnny wasn't married, you wouldn't be here," Hannah said, measuring the milk. "Can you fill the pot half way up with some water from the fridge? Thanks."

Lola absentmindedly took out a large bottle of water without really looking at it from the fridge and pour the right amount into the pot.

"I thought that the expression was that if you're parents weren't married you wouldn't be here?" Lola asked with a confused expression.

"No, what I mean is that if Johnny wasn't married, he wouldn't have kids and we wouldn't be babysitting them," Hannah said. "So please don't major in psychology."

"Why not Miley?"

"Because I don't want you living on my couch."

"You're point is…"Lola asked.

"Jackson will already be living there and you too aren't exactly soul mates," Hannah said. They both laughed. Suddenly there was a gurgling sound from the pot.

"Wow, that water boiled fast," Hannah said, sounding surprised. "Now let's pour in the macaroni." Hannah took the box and slowly poured the little pieces of past into the pot. Something was wrong, though. Hannah looked over into the pot when a piece of macaroni went flying and hit her in the eye.

"OW!" She exclaimed.

"What's wrong Miley?" Lola said, rushing over. She looked in the pot. A piece of hot macaroni flew and hit her in the nose.

"OW!" Lola said, "What's up with the macaroni?" Soon, more pieces were flying out of the pot, exploding in the air. The girls screamed. The more time passed, the hotter the pieces of macaroni were.

"DUCK AND COVER!" Lola yelled. They jumped behind the island, still screaming and waiting for the explosion to stop. A couple minutes later, they nervously got up. The kitchen was a mess, as there were burned pieces of macaroni lying everywhere.

"I think it's over," Lola said. She cautiously peered over the pot. One last piece caught her on the nose.

"Okay, now it's over," Lola said, peeling the last piece off of her nose, "Man! That's hot!"

"I wonder what went wrong," Hannah wondered out loud. She cast her eyes around the messy kitchen until her gaze landed on the bottle of water Lola had used to fill up the pot. When she read the label, she realized what went wrong.

"Uh, Lilly," Hannah said.

"Yeah Miley?"

"When you poured the water into the pot, did you happen to read the label on the water?" Hannah asked.

"Why? Does it make a difference?" Lola said.

"Well, I don't think we were supposed to use carbonated water to cook the macaroni."

Did y'all like that chapter? I promise, more later. I'm still not totally positive what to do in the very next chapter. Since this one was funny and adventurous, I think the next one's definitely going to be a little calmer. Anyway, PLEASE REVIEW! Okay, whatever, now go defeat Voldemort, drink rum, join the Chinese army, discover a magical land through a wardrobe, swim across the entire ocean with a fish who can't even remember her own name, or steal the Declaration of Independence! But most importantly, have a nice day!