"Yeah... I just need to grab my bag and we can head by to my aunt's apartment and get your car." The redhead ran up the stairs in a hurry and after a ...ouple minutes, returned with a backpack."Cool beans... Well... I guess... we are... gone." Jade was desperately grabbing onto words, unsure of how to, or even if she wanted to, say goodbye to Freddie. And as much as she didn't like a lot of things with Sam, she had to admit that she was actually going to miss hanging out with her. She couldn't. 30 minutes before school began just how he liked it. Locking his my bike by the school gates, wiping the sweat off his forehead, he swapped his helmet that covered his man bun for his trademark beanie."Phew that was a good session", Edd said as he checked his smart watch for the distance travelled. He was a lot different from his past self in junior high when he'd always end up panting and sprawled over the floor when running away from all the trouble Ed and Eddy created. After a suggestion. So, most dinners they had at home. They weren't fancy or elaborate, and mostly ran toward things the three of them liked, although Dave tried to push them away from the junk advertised on TV and toward more healthy food. Often when they ate at home, JoAnne would join them, occasionally bringing Hazel with her.The evenings were also pretty much for the boys, too -- usually TV again, but not always, and then it was often a videotape rather than broadcast. Whatever it was, Dave tried to have it. After several seconds of touching every spot on his bedside table but the alarm button he groaned and rolled over to turn it off only to fall out of the bed.“Ouch.” He grunted and reached up and turned the alarm clock off finally finding the damn button. He laid there rubbing his eyes thinking well at least the alarm clock didn’t fall off on his head this time. He hated Saturdays when he forgot to turn the damn thing off.“You okay Jax?” He heard a voice say. He looked up to see his twin sister.