Killian and Will are working as valets at an expensive hotel and restaurant. Will is speaking with a customer.

"Oh, wow, sir, this is too much," he said. "Thank you. Ma'am. You guys take care now." The car drives away, and Will walks back over to Killian, waving $10 at him. Balling!" He puts the money away, before asking, "Dude, you going to Milah's Saturday night?"

"Really? Again?" Killian asked in disbelief.

"Really, what?"

"Come on."

"Don't do this," Will groaned. "Do you have any idea how your constant break-ups affect my life?"

"I'm so sorry," Killian replied sarcastically.

"The energy, man, it gets all awkward and shit, all right. Just get back together with her, so I can go back to the life I'm accustomed to."

Another car pulls up in front of them.

"Can you act like a respectable human being?" Killian asked as he walked to the passenger's side. "You're the first face the guests see."

"And yet they keep coming back," Will laughed as he went to the driver's side. They greeted the guests.

"Welcome to the Inn. How are you doing?" Killian asked politely.

Mr Gold stepped out of the car and gave the keys to William. "Can you just give me a nice spot?"

William took the keys and replied, "Absolutely. Will do, sir."

Baelfire stepped out of the car and drops his yearbook. Killian bends to pick it up. They both look at each other.

"You're Baelfire Gold," Killian said. "We go to school … I mean we went to school together."

"Killian, right?" Baelfire replied smiling.

"Yeah."

"Hey, Bae," his father called, as he walked into the restaurant.

Bae looked at him before looking back at Killian. "I should go."

"Okay."

Baelfire walked away as Killian watches. He turns as Bae comes running back.

"Would you sign this?" he called to Killian, holding out his yearbook.

"Sure," Killian said, as he walked back and took the book. He quickly wrote something before handing it back.

Baelfire took the book back and ran inside.

"Baelfire Gold," William sings mockingly, "come back to me. I'm Killian and I love you."

They chuckle as they get back to work.

"My wife will have a mixed salad to start and your pasta special," Mr Gold said, as the waiter took their order. The Gold family were sat in the upstairs restaurant next to the window. Baelfire is sat nearest to the window, reading his yearbook – Maybe we don't wait another four years to talk again – Killian. "And my daughter's going to have the steak, medium, and soup to start." He turned to Bae and asks, "Good?"

Bae looked up. "Yeah," he said as he closed the book.

The waiter turned to David. "And for you?"

David looks at his father, and said, "I think I can handle this myself," before turning back to the waiter. "I'm gonna go for the burger and fries. Medium rare, please. And a Crown and Coke. Better make it a double." The waiter wrote their orders before walking away.

Mr Gold looked at his older son, and said as calmly as possible, "You're here from ASU for two short months. Let's try and keep it pleasant."

"That's why I got the double, Dad," David replied.

Belle took her husband's hand to calm him.

Mr Gold turned to Bae and changed the subject. "Um … We've been going back and forth over what to get you for graduation."

"We know we haven't done very well with the holidays," Belle said with a smile, "and that's not been fair to you or David."

"I don't need anything," Bae tried to reassure them.

Belle leant over the table slightly, and said in excitement, "We could go shopping. We could get get you anything you want to take with you to Brown."

David looked at him, and said, "Yeah, you should think of something or else you'll end up with a photo of this guy." He nodded towards their father, and everybody chuckled.

Baelfire looked out of the window and saw Killian working. He turned back to his family with a smile. "There is one thing," he said.

"What? Anything," Belle told him.

"A party."

"A party?" Mr Gold asked in surprise. "Wow. Out of all the things you could ask for?"

"Well, I was looking at all the kids at school today," Bae started to explain, "and high school's where you're supposed to make friends you'll keep forever. I don't know any of them. They don't know me."

"A party," Belle said in excitement. "I think that that is a great idea."

"Well …" Mr Gold said with uncertainty, before agreeing. "Sure. Yeah, sure. Okay." The four of them chuckle. "It's been a long time since we've celebrated anything."

Killian and Will are dealing with a customer.

"Thank you very much, sir," Killian said, as they customer drives away. Baelfire walks out of the main door and Killian goes to him. "Hi."

"Hi," Bae said.

"Do you need me to get your car?" Killian asked.

"No. Um …" Baelfire began nervously. "I'm having a graduation party. I'm inviting the entire class."

"Really?" Killian asked in surprise.

"Is it that hard to believe?"

"Uh, no," Killian replied quickly. "I've just never seen you out. I didn't know that you, uh …"

"Mingled with the masses," William finished as he came over and swung his arm around Killian's shoulder.

Bae chuckled lightly. "I just spent the last four years of high school trying to get into another four years of college." Will chuckled as Killian pushed him away. "You don't have to come," Bae told him before turning away.

"No, I want to," Killian said as Bae turned back. "I mean we want to." He looked over at Will. "We wanna come."

"We wanna come," Will agreed.

A car pulls up.

"Could you just give me one second?" Killian asked Bae, before turning to the car.

"Welcome," Will said.

"Welcome to the Inn."

The driver stepped out of the car, and said to William, "Keep it close. Don't park me in."

"Oh, sure, no …" Will started as the driver throws the keys at him. They keys drop to the floor before Will realises what just happened. "No, he didn't," he said in disbelief. He goes after the driver, "Hey, man. Now, I'll take them, but you gotta hand them to me, all right?" He gives the keys back. "I don't pick up shit off the floor."

"It's time to learn," the driver said as he deliberately dropped the keys again and begins to walk away.

William starts to go after.

"Hey, hey, hey," Killian said as he holds Will back.

"You boys best earn your three minutes in my car," the driver said as he walked inside.

"Yeah, thank, man."

""Boys?"" Will repeated in disbelief.

"Give me the keys," Killian said to Will. "Come on. Give me the keys." He looks at Baelfire, who was still stood at the entrance, before going to the driver's side. "I, uh … I guess we should definitely ear our three minutes, don't you think?" he asked Will in a serious tone.

Will looks at him, before understanding. "Why limit ourselves to three?" he asked.

"I mean, why?" Killian said, before looking at Bae. "Are you coming?"

"You're stealing his car?" Baelfire asked in amusement.

"I mean I wouldn't say "stealing". Technically borrowing."

Killian climbed into the driver's seat as Will climbed into the back.

"What about your job?" Bae asked.

"Bae, get in the car." Will said.

"What?"

"Get in the car."

"Come on," Killian insisted.

Baelfire got in and Killian sped away. Music was playing on the radio, as they sped through the streets. Bae looked nervous before he began to relax and enjoy himself. Killian turned up the music and the three of them screamed and cheered. Before long, Killian pulled back into the hotel parking lot to see several guests waiting for them to take care of their cars.

"Where the hell have you been?" their boss asked as he rushed over to them. "We've got guests freaking out."

Killian, Will and Bae got out of the car.

"You stole my car," the driver said as he ran over to them.

"Sorry," Killian said mockingly. "We just wanted to make sure it wasn't parked in."

The driver turned to Will, who was holding a burger. "You ate a burger in my Maserati," he accused. "It's over. You're done, mister."

"That's actually my fault, Killian said. "You should blame me."

"All right," the driver said as he turned to the boss. "I want him fired. Now."

"No, it was …" Bae tried to say.

"I want him fired, too," the driver said, pointing at William.

"It was my fault!" Bae shouted at him.

"Him and him fired," the driver shouted as he pointed at Killian and Will, before pointing at the boss, "and I'm having your job."

"I ate the burger," Baelfire told him. "It was me. It was me."

"No, it was me," William said in mock apology. "I ate the burger." William, Baelfire and Killian began to laugh.

"Oh, is this a joke to you?" the driver asked to Killian.

"No, I mean …" Killian said as continued chuckling.

"You trying to impress your hot little boyfriend over there?"

"Now watch what you're saying," Killian warned the driver, as he stepped up to him.

"Everybody cool down," the boss said calmly, as he tried to get in between them. "Why don't we go inside?"

The driver ignored him as he continued to antagonise Killian. "It's gonna take a lot more than stealing my car to get him on his back."

SMACK!

A crunch could be heard as Killian's fist connected with the driver's nose.

"Oh shit!" William exclaimed. "That was self-defence."

"Get out of here Killian!" the boss ordered. "Now!"

"That kid," the driver exclaimed, holding his nose. "He hit me!"

Mr Gold came outside to see what was going on, when he spotted Bae. "Bae. Are you all right?"

"I swear the god I'm suing!" the driver shouted.

Baelfire walked back inside with his father, with a smile on his face.

"I'll sue him. I'll sue everybody. I'll sue this whole place."

"He's out of here, sir," the boss assured him.

They both look at William, who his hovering near-by. He looks back at them, as he holds up his burger. Is my burger evidence?" he asked. "Cause I'd like to finish eating it."

"Just get out of here," the boss ordered.

"All right. Sorry, sir," Will said quickly, before walking away and following Killian.