"Melanie, this can't be happening!" Sam screamed, trying again and again to start her bike, but it just wouldn't go. "Come on, Baby, you can do this!"

"At this rate you'll miss Freddie!" Melanie said, pulling her arm out to check her watch and see that it was close time to Freddie checking into his flight.

Sam groaned, "You're right," she jumped off her bike saying and removed her helmet. "You stay here."

"What?" Melanie yelled, seeing her sister tying her hair back. She then removed her jacket and throw it at her twin. "What are you doing?"

"I'm running the rest!" She answered, "You stay here and call the towing place to get the bike." She ordered. Sam then patted her sister's shoulder, wished her good luck, and started running.

"Sammy!" Melanie screamed, getting off the bike to try and run after her, but Sam already sped down the road. "I don't know any towing places!"

Put your faith in what you most believe in
Two worlds, one family
Trust your heart
Let fate decide
To guide these lives we see

"That's it," Freddie sighted, throwing the bag strap over his shoulder. "I'm all ready to go."

"Freddie, are you sure you can't wait a little longer?" Cat asked, jumping back and forth from the living room to the backyard. "I'm sure she'll be here any minute."

Freddie shook his head. "I can't," he stepped outside and didn't hear the bike anywhere. "I have to go." He gave Cat a hug. "Thank you so much for everything."

Freddie let her go and turned his way to the front door. Cat didn't know what to do. She looking down at her phone and saw the time ticking by, but when she looked up the bike was no where to be seen.

A paradise untouched by man
Within this world blessed with love
A simple life, they live in peace

Freddie had a cab waiting for him outside the apartment complex that way he could get to the airport on time. He took a moment to look over his shoulder hoping maybe Cat was running down to call him back inside because Sam finally arrived, but only sighted and got in. He wasted too much time already and he had to check in if he wanted to make his plane ride.

Softly tread the sand below your feet now
Two worlds, one family
Trust your heart
Let fate decide
To guide these lives we see

Sam was sure glad she took off her jacket because she already was sweating. She wanted to stop running and take a break to breathe, but she couldn't waste any time. The faster she got to the airport the better for then she could choke Freddie to death. And after she was going to buy herself a new cellphone because until now she never knew how important having one was. It would have made this journey so much easier.

Beneath the shelter of the trees
Only love can enter here
A simple life, they live in peace

Sam stopped at the corner of one street, but kept jumping up and down from one feet to the other. The cars were zooming down and she was thinking if it was worth running through the cars.

With her head moving side to side she screamed real loud and took one huge leap up and jumped right on top of a car. It was then the battle of the car hopping as the drivers were honking at her as she appeared on their roofs. Some had stepped on their brakes that caused others to rear-end them and a huge line was created. Sam didn't bother to look back once she got back down on the other side and everyone was calling to her. She had way more important things to deal with than people who didn't know how to drive. She would deal with the cops later when she showed up to her house.

Sam was loosing time. She looked down at her watch and saw that had almost kicked twenty minutes. At this rate Sam would probably miss the flight, but she had to keep trying. She tried to run faster and if her legs would fall off when she stopped then that was worth well it.

Raise your head up
Lift high the load
Take strength from those that need you
Build high the walls
Build strong the beams
A new life is waiting
But danger's no stranger here

Freddie got up to where the security check in was. He looked around through the crowd as there were families that were saying goodbye to their company before they had gotten in line to check in. Freddie was a little upset, but still had hope that Sam was going to arrive. He looked around again and again.

"Last call for Washington!" The security guard screamed from his chair when there was no line left.

Freddie sighed. He took a deep breath in and waved to the guard before he had left from his chair. Freddie ran over and gave him his ticket and license before stepping through the X-Ray machine and getting his carry-on bags checked. The whole time he was looking over at the other side hoping to see the blonde girl he knew since middle school, but there was no sign of anyone and that upset Freddie even more.

No words describe a mother's tears
No words can heal a broken heart
A dream is gone, but where there's hope

"Freddie!" Sam screamed as she ran down the sidewalk to the entrance of the airport. She pushed through people like her regular self as she kept screaming his name. When she entered the airport she zoomed around the place, but didn't see the nub anywhere. "Freddie!" She called again, having people look at her as if they were all Freddie. She only yelled and ran up to the front desk.

"Which way to the Washington gate?" Sam asked the man behind the desk.

"Upstairs on the first left," The guy said. He looked down at the clipboard and shook his head, "The plane is all set to go you'll never make it."

"SHUT UP!" Sam screamed at him and he jumped, throwing the papers up and they scattered all over the floor.

Sam ran up the escalator, pushing people aside so she could hop most of the stairs and get to the second floor faster.

Somewhere something is calling for you

When she got up to the second floor Sam looked around and saw the sign that pointed to the entrance to where Freddie had gone to in order to get his flight to Washington.

Two worlds, one family

Sam went around the strip that layout the lines and ran right through the X-Ray machine. The guards surrounding looked over at her and tried to call her back, but Sam kept running away.

The guards didn't know what to do. They knew the plane had taken off so she would come right back and they could catch her then.

Trust your heart

Sam's heart was pounding as she ran down the hallway through the food courts and around the people who were blocking her way. It was especially hard to move around those who had carts full of suitcases.

Let fate decide
To guide these lives we see

Sam finally got to where Freddie's flight was supposed to be. She saw there were no one left in the waiting room where his flight gate was, so she walked over to the lady standing behind the desk and threw her hands down to startle the poor lady.

"Where...is...the...flight?" Sam tried to form into a sentence, but her breath was way too short for her to say anymore words.

"You mean the flight to Seattle?" The lady asked, stepping back from Sam and her heaving. Because she couldn't talk anymore, Sam just nodded her head and the lady looked behind her at the closed gate. "It already left?"

"WHAT?" Sam screamed, throwing her hands down on the table again and the lady screamed. "Whatdoyoumeanitleft?" She said in one breath and walked around the counter to grab the lady's shirt. "Left where?!"

"It t-t-t-took off," The lady struggled to say in fear, afraid of what Sam was going to do. She didn't know if she should call security, or just let the girl do whatever she was.

Sam let the lady go and threw her hands to her forehead. She couldn't believe this was happening to her again. She missed Freddie for the second time in the same month. God dammit why couldn't he have just let the plane go and take another one some other time? Sam would have been able to pay for the ticket herself – she had a job that payed with real money!

"Is there something-?" The lady tried to ask to help Sam out, but she just shook her head and walked away from her. She let go of her hair to hide behind and looked on the floor.

Great. She had nothing. Freddie left back to Seattle, her bike was stuck somewhere in the middle of the road, no cellphone, no money to use a payphone nor call a cab to take her home – she had to use her feet on this one.

Sam took her time to walk back to the front entrance. Boy, was she going to get into a lot of trouble when she got back to the x-rays. Security was probably waiting for her to get back and arrest her for trespassing. What else could go wrong today?

She said that too soon. A bunch of girls started screaming and Sam had to stop in the middle and face the ceiling. Are you serious? There was no reason to be screaming just because you're seeing someone after a while. Especially like little school girls that was way too extra. Sam tried to keep walking, but the girls were still screaming like fangirls.

Sam had to see what they were screaming about. She faced her head to the left and saw there were a bunch of girls and they were jumping in front of a boy who was sitting on one of the chairs near the window. They were all holding some kind of pad for the boy to sign, but he didn't feel like wanting to do anything.

Wow, out of all places to see a celebrity, did one really have to come to the public airport? Didn't they have their own?

Sam was going to keep walking, now that she knew where the screams where coming from so she could avoid that spot, but the voice made her stop again.

"Girls, please, I'm not in the mood."

That voice sounded way too familiar.

"Maybe tomorrow. I promise."

NO WAY.

The girls finally gave up on trying to get an autograph, so they just took a bunch of pictures and walked away. That gave the chance to Sam to walk over and make sure it was really the dirtbag. Sam took baby steps over to make sure he didn't see her just yet. His attention was out the window and lost in his thoughts with his bag right in front of his feet. His hands were folded on his lap and his eyes were closed when Sam came around.

She didn't know what to say or what to do to get him to notice she was there. Or if she even wanted to let him know she was there. There was so many mixed emotions running around her body, so by the time she was able to make a decision Freddie had opened his eyes and jumped up from the seat.

"Sam?" He whispered.

Sam grabbed him by the jacket and pulled his body in so she could smack her lips on his. That was the first thing that she thought of and it was the perfect move because Freddie grabbed her face and she felt him smile.