Scott chuckled at his friend's words, and he rolled his eyes. He ruffled Ezra's hair and smirked. "You so would not, Ez. I think you could at least miss the fly. If it helps, I would be the one to accidently hit you," he said with a laugh. He rolled his eyes when Tatum bickered with Ezra, and he smiled. "I'm just glad I have the two of you with me. You are the best friends a guy can ask for," he said, and he pulled them both into a tight hug. Leave was going to be the hardest part of everything. When Tatum spoke, he shook his head, and kissed her. "You aren't ugly when you cry," he said, and he held her close to him. He soon her his flight number, and he sighed to himself. "That's me. I have to get going," he said. He looked back at his mother and his father, and he hugged them tightly. "I'll be back before you know it. Maybe you guys need a break from me. Do something fun while I'm gone. Have a date night!" he told them, and he hugged them tightly before going to Ezra. "If I'm not back before graduation, mention me in your little speech, because lets face it, we all know you are going to be the valedictorian," he said, and he smiled at him before hugging him. "See you soon, Ez man," he smiled lightly,"and get into a great collage," he added before going to Tatum. He kissed her, pulling her close to him. "I'll write to you as much as I can, and I will keep in contact with you. I love you, and I'll be back soon. You won't even notice I've been gone. And if I have any news on your dad, I'll make sure to tell you," he said, and he held her close for a few more minutes. "I love you, Tatum Hancock. Nothing will ever change that," he whispered before he grabbed his bag and the care package.