“Yeah, it does. That car is worth far more than that.” He says.

“We have a deal.” Michael says and reaches out her hand.

“Great, I’ll come with you when you’re buying it. I want the right one.” Tina says and smiles.

“Deal.” He replies.

“Can I come too?” Megan asks.

“Sure.” Tina says.

“How about Pizza for dinner?” Joanne asks the group. “We have to celebrate this.” She adds.

They all say yes.

“Great, I’ll go and order. The same as usual?” She asks.

Again the group says yes.

A month went by fast and Tina, Paul and Michael are loading up the moving van.

“Christina, can you help me?” Megan asks, coming out carrying a heavy box and it looks like she’s going to drop it anytime soon.

“Oh sure. Here let me take it.” Tina says and runs to Megan’s side. It was a heavy box and Tina was surprised Megan managed to carry it all the way out of her room and house. She carries it over to Paul who place it in the car.

“Was that it?” Paul asks, looking at Tina.

“I think so. I’ll go and check.” Tina says and runs inside.

A minute later she walks back out with a plastic bag.

“Only this. It’s the last one.” Tina says.

“Okay. Then we’re ready to go then.” Paul says.

“Yeah, let me just go and grab my jacket and bag.” Tina says and walks back in.

“Mommy can’t I come?” Megan asks.

“No sweetie. Not this time. We’ll all go and visit Tina once she’s settled in her new apartment in Philadelphia.” Joanne says. Tina walks back out and gives her mom a big hug.

“I’ll miss you mom. Thank you for letting me stay in the garage.” Tina says.

“I will miss you too. And I’ve loved having you here again. Seeing as it’s most likely the last time you live here in thee city.” Joanne says.

Tina looks into her mothers eyes.

“Yeah, probably.” Tina says almost in a whisper.

“Christina, can I have a hug?” Megan asks, looking up at her big sister.

“Sure Megs.” Tina says and leans down and pulls Megan into a big hug and holds her tight for a couple of minutes.