“Don’t cry it’s okay I forgive you…I know Madison was behind it all…This place ain’t easy to survive in…So we’re cool.” Glen’s words and smile assure them.

“Thanks! You’re such a great guy, and you handled that whole thing way better than we would’ve!” Anna praises.

“Yeah, if it was real and we were forced out of the closet like that it would’ve been crippling!” Belle adds.

Oh? You guys are gay? Glen wonders.

“Yeah, you’re part of the reason we found the courage to come out. We want to be ourselves, and show others they can too!” Anna tells him.

“People fear what they don’t understand leaving the feared to wonder why they’re not understood…There’s no good reason for gay people and straight people to fear each other and nothing but good reasons why we all should try to understand each other…We just have to hope that someone or something can get people like Madison to understand that.” Anna expresses.

“Whoa! That’s pretty deep! But I can’t believe you’re giving me any of the credit.” Glen tells them in a surprised tone.

“Believe it!” The girls respond in unison.

It’s Friday after school Spencer, Ashley, and Raife have arrived at the airport to meet Kyla for the first time. All three are nervous, but for different reasons. Ashley and Raife are of course, nervous because they’re about to meet their recently discovered sister and daughter. However, Spencer is not only worried about what if it doesn’t go well, and what that might do to Ashley, but she’s also worried about how Kyla will react to her handicap. She knows her worries are probably for nothing, but she can’t help it.

Ashley and Raife get out of the vehicle, get Spencer’s chair out of the trunk, and help her into it. Then the three of them go to wait for Kyla to get off the plane. Raife is holding a sign that says “Kyla Woods” on it. The only thing that’s missing is the chauffeur’s hat.

Moments later, Kyla (looks the same as in the show, but she is wearing much more thrifty outfit) is standing in front of them pulling two rolling suitcases. She stops dead in her tracks when she sees her family. The Davies’ and Spencer do the same at first then they smile.