The third grade caught up with the fourth graders, along with the other lower grade students talking about how they succeeded in capturing the fifth grader's territory. Soon the teachers call their students to head back to class for the last class of the day, which led the kids to complain and moan not wanting to head back to class.

School finally ends as Cosmo’s skateboarding down the concrete sidewalk with Cooki and Sally biking behind him. The twins and Sally watch a school bus pass by with a bunch of angry fifth graders hanging out the window, throwing empty cartons of Capri Suns and pencils at the three of them. Nevertheless, the trio just points and laughs at their immaturity.

“So, Sally why did you decide to tag along with us? Did the Queen didn’t feel so safe walking home by herself? So, she wanted her two elite guards to escort her home?” Cosmo says teasing Sally.

“Oh, hush you!” Sally says, playfully nudging Cosmo.

“Ignore my brother, Sally. My brother can be an arrogant Butthead sometimes,” Cooki giggles. “But it’s lovely having company than just two of us walking home! Since you’re here Sally, you want to come over to hang out?”

“I would love too, but I have family from out of state coming to visit. My parents suggested that I should spend more time with my family more.” Sally explains.

While the three of them are walking Cooki, notice a moving truck near her and her brother’s house. She sees Movers moving their beds, toys, and furniture into the moving truck.

“I didn’t know you two are moving?” Sally says, tilting her head.

“We didn’t know either!” Cosmo says with a shocked expression.

Cosmo, Cooki, and Sally drop their skateboard and bikes as they enter the house seeing that their home is almost empty. They look around seeing HDTV in the living room is gone, along with the dinner table, and the coffee table. The two twins and their friend head upstairs to see that their room is empty leaving all three kids speechless.

“Welcome home, my two little angels and welcome to our home as well, Sally!” a light brown woman says who had the same hair color as Cosmo and Cooki, who is wearing a business suit and black heels.

“M-Mom, what’s going on?” Cosmo asks his mother. “Why is there a moving truck outside? Why are their movers taking our stuff? What’s going on!?”

“Oh, well you see, honey. I got a big promotion! They wanted me to move closer to my new job!” The blue hair mother explains to Cosmo. “I am now will be working for Diamond’s Company! They offered me more money, a new and bigger house to stay in and new exciting for you two to go too!” She smiles. “Isn’t it exciting?”

“Y-yeah… exciting.” Cosmo responds in a sarcastic tone.

“B-But I don’t want to move!” Cooki says in a depressing tone, “I don’t want to leave all of our friends, our neighbors, belove restaurants and school! She then turns away from her mother feeling hurt. “You didn’t even bother asking us first!”

Mrs. Ferrendi frowns having a guilty look on her face knowing that Cooki’s right about not confronting the two twins before making this important decision. “I’m sorry, you two… I know it’s going to be hard everything and one behind,” She says as she pulls in her kids in for a hug, “But I promise you this. When we get to the new place, you’ll love it, and you’ll make new friends!” She then softly scratches her children’s heads. “A mother never breaks her promise!”

Cosmo knows he couldn’t stay mad at his mother forever. “Alright, mom, I’ll give the new place a shot, just for you!”

“I’ll give it a chance as well!” Cooki says. “I wonder if the new kids we meet will be able to handle the power of the Ferrendi twins!”

Mrs. Ferrendi chuckles at Cooki knowing she’s the type of girl to start trouble as she playfully ruffles her hair a bit. “The kids wouldn’t even know what they would be even up against!” She responds playful tone. “Now head to the car kids! We’re going to get some pizza at Joey’s Pizza Shop one more time before we head off to our new home!”

“Joey’s pizza!?” Cooki says in a new expression. “Whoever’s the last one to the car is a chicken butt!”

“Oh, you’re not beating me to the car this time!” Cosmo says, running behind Cooki.

Mrs. Ferrendi watches her two kid’s race downstairs seeing them happy again. She looks at Sally who is silent the whole time. “Sally? Are you okay?” She asks the girl.

“Yeah, I'm all right,” Sally, answers. “It’s just… I’m going to miss them is all… I grew up with them, and we played together a lot. It’s just going to be hard to say goodbye!” Tears flow down her face as each drop hits the floor. “I don’t want to them to leave, or I don’t want to say goodbye!”

Mrs. Ferrendi pulls Sally in for a hug knowing how heartbroken she is hearing that her two close best friends are moving far away. “I’m sorry, Sally… I didn’t mean to make you cry!” She says while she wipes the tears from her eyes, “Maybe during the summer you can visit Cosmo and Cook if you like?”

Sally smiles. “Y-Yeah, that would be great!” She says. “I want to wish you, Cosmo and Cooki the best of luck on your new adventure!”

Mrs. Ferrendi grabs Sally, hand. “Come on! One more time that we can all eat together.” She explains. “You are always family in my heart, Sally! I just wanted you to know that, and I want you to come with us on this last ride with us one more time!” She smiles. “Let’s enjoy this final meal together one more time!”