Manda sat back up against the couch,noticing that Brian's arm was put behind her on the edge of the couch. She looked at him. "What are you trying to pull?" She whisperd with a smile. "Nothing... Just getting comfy..." He replied in the same tone. "Oh... Maybe I should too." Manda put his hand on her shoulder, and leaned against him. "There, much better."

By the time the movie was over, Manda had fallen asleep in Brian's arms. Everyone got up and stretched. "Maybe we should be heading home." Kevin said. Nick looked at his watch. "Yeah, better get home before my mom flips..." he turned to Brian, who was still sitting on the couch. "You coming?" "Yeah, but I don't want to wake her..." "Just carry her to her room. You know which one it is, right?" Amanda said. "Yeah." Brian gently lifted up Manda, and began to carry her to her room.

He placed Manda on her bed, still asleep, and he coverd her with a light blanket. He sat on the edge of the bed, and stared at her. He started to talk to her. "I know you probably can't hear me, but I have to say it. I never really believed in fate, until now. From the moment you looked into my eyes the first time, it hit me. You are the girl for me. Maybe I've found what I've been looking for... Who knows..." He got up and lightly kissed her cheek. He left the room without a sound.

Amanda said goodbye to all the guys, as they walked out of the door. Brian came down the stairs, looking a little light headed. "Hey Brian, can you drive me home?" Nick asked. "Sure. Bye Amanda." "Bye," she replied. Before they left, Nick went up to her one last time. "Bye..." He kissed her lips softly, and headed out. Amanda closed the door and sighed. "What a perfect way to end the evening..." She walked up to her room, and began to get ready for bed.

On the way to Nick's house, the two guys were talking. "Nick, we gotta tell them soon. I don't want them to get hurt if they find out otherwise..." "I know, but doesn't it feel good to have a girl who doesn't like you for what you do?" "Yeah, but it's not fair to them..." "Brian, I'm getting tierd of being known around the globe. These girls are so different. They, I don't know, I just don't want to tell them..." Brian let out a sigh of frustration. "Nick man, we have to tell them. I don't know about you, but I think tomorrow is our best bet. We're going to start working in a few days, and we'll the girls are going to start to wonder where we go. Isn't it fair that they know?" Brian looked at his friend, and Nick looked away. "Fine, tomorrow..."