The filming of the movie went smoothly and was alot of fun. The whole cast hung out together just like old times, and Amanda was included. and the more time Corbin and Amanda spent with each other, the more they felt something between them.

So when the final day of filming came around, it was a sad day. Most of all, sad for Corbin for the fear of never seeing Amanda again. He couldn't imagine not talking to her of hanging out with her on a daily basis anymore.

As the cast was making their tearful goodbyes, Corbin found himself retreating to the rehearsal room. He was just standing in the middle of the expansive room deep in thought that he didn't hear Amanda come in.

"I thought I might find you here." Quickly turning around, he smiled when he saw her. she looked beautiful. Her naturally wavy hair was down falling across her shoulders and down her back, she wore a shimmery teal and white flowing skirt that dropped to her knees, jean jacked overlapping a teal baby doll top, and white and tan wedges.

"How'd you know?"

"I guess I know you better then you think. Scary huh?"

"Not really. I think I know you just as well. Like how I knew you'd probably come looking for me."

"You knew I'd come looking for you huh? A little arrogent aren't we Mr. Bleu?"

"No. I just know you. And I am a tiny bit arrogent." Both chuckled when the air became serious. He saw tears forming at the corners of her eyes as he scooped her into a hug.

"I'm gonna miss you Corbin."

"I'm gonna miss you too Amanda. More then you I can say." Their grips tighened on each other before they regretfully pulled away.

"well, to make this a little easier, I wanted to find you for two reasons. One to say goodbye and hug you. And to give you this." She then handed him a piece of paper with a phone number.

"What's this?"

"It's my cell number. So if you ever want get together or just talk, now you can call me. I really am going to miss you Corby."

"Me too Shortie." she smiled at his endearment to her before embracing him again.

"You better call me okay?"

"Scout's honor."

"Good. Then this is goodbye."

"No, it's not. It's a, see you later."

"Okay then. See you later."

"Count on it."

His eyes stayed on her until her figure disappeared from sight. But as he looked down at the piece of paper she had placed in his hand, he couldn't but grin.