Clare's narration: So now it's time of the hardest goodbye of all: Jared, the love of my-. "Oh, come on!" she yelled.

"Jared, you got to trust us" said Darwin. "You have to follow Clare to Detroit, ok?" Gumball added. "But not straight away" Darwin advised. "Let her get all the way to the airport. Then, as she's waiting, and the last call for the flight isn't out. You run through the airport in slow motion. You grab her hand, she sees the bracelet. The bracelet you made for her as a symbol of your love" said Gumball. "Sorry, do I know you?" Jared asked as Clare grabbed Gumball and Darwin and threw them against the lockers.

"Look, this is not a story with a happy ending, ok? It's a story I write in my diary using my tears as ink. *Darwin offers her a pen, but she flicks it away*. You think you live in some amazing, magic wonderland where everything has a happy ending. Well, the truth is, this is real life. And bad things happen in real life" she said. Gumball and Darwin sadly walked away. 'Ok, now that I have gotten rid of those two. I just have two more classes, then I have to meet Annie at the bus stop to go the airport' Clare thought as she did those things and later made it to the bus stop.

Clare's narration: My eyes cried pearls of sadness as I watched my past drift away into nothingness. I saw the swings where Wilson and I shared so much. The park where Jared gave his heart to me. The picket fences on the street, streets I walked a thousand times. Our old house, its 'for sale' sign mocking me from the front lawn. I looked at my friend's houses. Houses in which I'd never again laugh, and which I'd never again cry. But what have I gained by this loss? And what does that mean? Maybe, it doesn't mean anything, anything at all. The only thing left to do is stare at the rain. So, I guess this is it. Goodbye, Elmore. Goodbye, friends. Goodbye, life.