The Last chapter! Yes, it is the end, my friends. I thank everyone who read this story, who gave me support and who made me the DP fanfic author I am today. You're all awesome.
This is a really short Chapter.
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"I can't believe I'm saying this, but I'm actually glad to be back in school," Danny smiled and stretched his arms, just because he could.
"Yeah, I'd imagine that," Sam giggled, "but I did want to ask. What was it like? I mean the whole dying and coming back thing?"
Danny paused a second. He leaned against the locker in thought.
"Well," he began, "I really didn't feel anything. It was nice, really. It was calm and…I dunno exactly how to explain it. But then I heard something, like someone saying 'It's not your time to go.' And everything went white and… I saw you again. It all went so fast."
Sam and Tuck simply stared at him, and he cowered under their looks of shock.
"Hey Fenton!" Dash's loud voice echoed down the hall into Danny's ear. He turned to see the tall jock standing above him.
"Did you get the cure?" he asked. His face softened a bit at remembrance of his encounter with Danny the other day.
Danny smiled, "Yeah."
"Good, because I was starting to forget how to do this," he picked him up by the collar.
"Dash," Sam grabbed his arm, "Danny's been through a lot, can't you just leave him alone today?" she frowned at him.
He stopped and looked at her.
"Fine." He dropped Danny, "One Day, Fenton." He walked away, followed by the rest of his group.
"Thanks." Danny grabbed Sam's hand and she pulled him up off the floor.
"Dash never leaves you alone does he?" Sam commented.
"Apparently not." He smiled, but realized he was still holding Sam's hand. They quickly let go and blushed.
"I-" the bell cut him off and the three ran off to class before another word was said.
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The day passed by rather quickly and the final bell rang. Danny shoved open the front doors to the school, with a smile. His backpack was filled to the brim with homework, but he couldn't care less.
"Dang, I can't believe they're making you do so much." Tucker eyed Danny full backpack.
"Yeah, but it doesn't matter. I'm just glad to be alive." He glanced up into the shining blue sky for a minute, unaware that the girl next to him was doing the same.
"It looks just like his eyes." She unconsciously looked at Danny. She still had a chance to tell him…the things she kept locked away. For a while there, she thought she'd never be able to tell him how she felt. He'd be gone from her…an illusion she could never reach again. She smiled. He wasn't gone…not yet. She had time to waste. Time that, hopefully would go by without too many troubles.
"Hey, Sam." He walked next to her, looking into her violet eyes. The smile on her face lightened up his attitude and he slipped his arm around her shoulder.
"Looks like things are back to normal." Danny glanced up into the sky.
"Yeah." She followed his gesture and sighed, "Back to the way I love it."
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Oh my gosh, I am seriously dying here. I am so tired…I didn't know the stupid thing had coffee in it! Sara said it didn't…and so I was up the entire night last night.
This chapter was so short…it scares me. I completely changed the ending though…from what it was before. It's the first story I've ever ended. Wow…I'm going to miss it.
Thank you to everyone who read this story! Thank you so much!
JJaD!