Ok, here is the final chapter. I hope you enjoy it!

The six chipmunks sit in the back seat of the car, all sharing a seat, with Dave and Claire in the front seats. The car ride is surprisingly quiet. The girls are a bit nervous to be driven to their new home. They're scared that Ms. Miller won't like to live with them.

"Is everything alright back there?" Dave glances into the rear-view mirror to see the six animals sitting in silence, staring directly in front of them.

"I guess," Theodore sighs.

"We're scared that Ms. Miller won't like us," Eleanore says shyly, not trying to sound like she's blaming Claire for not wanting them.

"She did seem to like us yesterday," Jeanette points out.

"But that was a whole entire day ago! What if she changes her mind?" Brittany frets.

"I'm sure Ms. Miller will like you," Dave says, turning down a new street. Soon, he pulls into a driveway. He gets out of the car and carries the six to the door with Claire behind him.

"David!" Ms. Miller opens the door before Dave can even knock. She seems more interested in the chipmunks than Dave and Claire. "Now, why don't you come in? I've already set up a room for the little girls!"

Ms. Miller leads the way up the stairs and into a dark room. She flicks the lights as she enters the room. The room used to be a storage room. There are some boxes along the walls, directly underneath the window is a couch with a blanket on it, and girls soon know it's their bed for now.

The chipmunks run onto the couch and begin jumping on it, loving how soft and springy the cushions are. Ms. Miller looks delighted to see how happy the girls are with their new home.

"I guess we should be heading back," Dave says, but the boys continue to bounce on the couch with their friends, pretending that they never heard Dave.

"Come on, Alvin, Theodore, Si," Dave says, now sounding impatient.

"It's Simon," Simon corrects him.

"We don't want to leave," Theodore says.

Soon, Dave realizes why the boys are being so disobedient. "You can play with the girls every day. We don't live so far apart."

With that, the boys say their goodbyes and Claire carries them away. She sets them back into the car and buckles them in carefully, then gets into the front seat, and Dave begins to drive home.

"So, do you think the girls will like Ms. Miller?" Dave asks.

"They'll be fine...but we will see them every day right?" Alvin asks, trying to sound as if he doesn't really care if the answer is no.

"Every day," Dave promises.

"Then I guess that's good," Alvin says, slipping out of the seatbelt. He climbs on the door of the car to look out of the window. "So I guess that'll be better for you, Dave."

"And what is that?" Dave asks.

"Because now that I have more friends, I'll play with them more," Alvin says, still looking out of the window.

"And how is that good for me?" Dave asks.

"I'll be out of your hair," Alvin says.

"Really, now?" Dave laughs, glancing to the backseat to see that Alvin isn't there. He sees the chipmunk looking out of the window. Dave swerves the car and stops it, making Alvin go flying to the front window. Claire looks worried for the little chipmunk, but Dave looks angry.

"Alvin!" Dave yells at the chipmunk.

"Ok!" Alvin says, happy to be of an annoyance.

I hope you enjoyed it! Please review! And thanks for reviewing the whole time!