The boys had finally made their first music video and it was difficult, but Andi thought it turned out really great in the end. The Puerto Rican girl was currently in the recording studio. She was the only one in there and she decided to play the grand piano that was in there. She wrote a song for herself a few days ago and wanted to try it out and see if it was good. She has a keyboard at home she used, but sometimes if you play it on a grand piano it sounds better.

Out in the hallway, Kendall was following Carlos, James, and Logan to Gustavo's office, but stopped when he heard a noise coming from the recording studio. It sounded like someone playing piano, it sounded beautiful. He wandered off from his friends to go find out who was playing the piano.

Andi continued to play the piano, unaware of Kendall entering the room. Her eyes were closed as she concentrated on playing the piano. Kendall smiles as he watches her play. He thinks the song she's playing is beautiful and he doesn't want to interrupt her. He had no idea she could play piano, he had recently just found out she could sing like an angel, now she can play the piano. She was so talented, she never failed to amaze him.

He stood there, mesmerized as she continued to play. She had yet to notice him as she was so focused on playing. The song was a slow, beautiful melody. Her fingers danced across the keys as she played, her expression soft and serene.

Finally, the song came to an end and she opened her eyes. She was startled to see Kendall standing there, his expression full of awe. She blushed, suddenly feeling embarrassed that he had heard her playing.

"Kendall!" She said nervously, standing up. "What are you doing here?" She smiled shyly, tucking a loose strand of hair behind her ear.

Kendall grins at her. "I heard someone playing the piano and I had to come see who it was. I didn't know you could play like that, Andi. That was amazing." He walked closer to her, a smile still on his face.

"Thanks," Andi said, her cheeks still flushed. "I wrote that song myself. It's not finished yet, though. I'm still working on it." She wasn't sure why she was telling him this, but something about his presence made her feel at ease, almost as if she could tell him anything. She didn't know why, but she felt comfortable around him, as if they had known each other for years instead of a few months.

"Really?" Kendall asks, his eyes widening as he looked impressed. He stops walking until he stood in front of her. "That's incredible, Andi. You're really talented. You never fail to amaze me." He reached out and gently took her hand, giving it a reassuring squeeze. Andi's heart skipped a beat at his touch, and she felt a warmth spread through her chest.

"Thank you, Kendall," She said softly, meeting his gaze. "That means a lot coming from you." She couldn't help but feel a rush of affection towards him. He always knew how to make her feel special, even with just a few simple words.

Kendall smiles softly at her, his eyes shining with warmth. "Anytime, Andi. You're one of a kind." He pauses before adding, "Maybe when you're done with the song, you could show it to me. I'd love to hear the rest of it."

Andi's smile grows, her cheeks turning a darker shade of pink. "I'd like that," She said quietly, giving his hand a gentle squeeze. "It would be an honor to share my music with you." She meant every word. She didn't let just anyone hear her music, but something about Kendall made her feel safe, like she could trust him with anything.

Kendall grins back at her, his expression full of warmth and sincerity. "Well, I should probably get going. Me and the guys are here to see if we can get our demos can be put in stores."

"I'll go with you." She offered, her cheeks warming up.

Kendall grins and gives her hand a squeeze. "I'd like that. I have a feeling I'm gonna need the support."

Andi smiles, her heart fluttering. "You've got my support, Kendall. I'm always here for you."

They both left the recording studio, still holding hands as they headed towards Gustavo's office. Their hearts felt lighter, knowing they had each other's support. Though when they got to the studio, they let go of their hands reluctantly. They both immediately missed the warmth and comfort that came from holding hands. But they knew it was for the best. Still, they couldn't help but steal glances at each other, their hearts filled with warmth and affection.

"Well?" The boys asked in anticipation as Kendall and Andi entered the office.

Kelly picks up a box full of their demos. She sets the box on the desk and Gustavo gets out one of the demos, showing it to Andi and the boys. "Schpingo."

Andi and the boys look at the demo excitedly. Andi had to admit the demo looked really good. She would buy it if it was in stores. "And people can buy this...In stores?" Kendall questioned hopefully and in disbelief. He still couldn't believe they made it this far.

Kelly points at them. "Not yet."

The smiles on Andi's and the boy's faces fell at hearing that. Gustavo stands up, going over to a white screen on the wall. "The record company will not release it until they announce your Big Time...." He pulls up the white screen, revealing a map of where Big Time Rush would tour. "Tour!"

Andi and the boys immediately grow excited again. Andi kind of figured that the band would eventually have a tour because she couldn't believe that it seemed like it was so close. "And your first concert is in two weeks." Gustavo said to the boys.

Andi steps to the side, looking at the boys weirdly when they start daydreaming about their concert. "Should I tell them that preparing for a concert will be the hardest thing they've ever done and that it's not in Times Square?" Gustavo asked, glancing at Andi and Kelly.

Kelly chuckles lightly. "Oh, let them have their fantasy." She looks at the boys with a smile. "They look so happy."

"Fine." Gustavo sighs and crosses his arms. "I'll give them another minute. Then I'll burst their bubble."

****

They were now in the recording studio where a stage was set up so the boys could get a real experience during practice. Andi stood on the stage next to Gustavo and Kelly. There were even manakins on stage to be the band.

"The concert stage, where you will need intense focus." Gustavo said to the boys.

"Incredible stamina." Kelly added.

"And," Andi chimes in, stepping to the side along with Gustavo and Kelly to reveal Mr. X. Mr. X looks at the boys, putting his arms in an 'x' position. "Expert knowledge of every inch."

"Why are we wearing dog cones?" Kendall asked, pointing to the dog cone he had on, looking annoyed.

"Because during your concert, you got to...Look at your fans," He sings the last part and then talks again as he points at his feet. "Not your feet!" Mr. X jumps off the stage, moving to stand in front of the boys. "And to avoid extreme injury, you have to know without thinking and see without looking."

A few moments later and the boys are on stage now while Andi, Gustavo, Kelly, and Mr. X are standing on the floor next to a stereo. "What if we have an itch?" Logan questioned.

Gustavo points at him. "Don't!"

"Places." Mr. X tells the boys and the boys did as they were told. "Focus. Begin."

It started off good until when Kendall and James go to walk to the opposite side of the stage, they bumped into each other. When each of them spin, Carlos and Logan end up knocking the drum set over and Andi cringes at the fall and the loud crash.

Kendall and James manage to get Carlos and Logan up while Mr. X turns off the music. He looks at Andi, Gustavo, and Kelly, shrugging his shoulders. "They lasted longer than I expected." He looks back at the boys. "Again!"

Mr. X turns the music on again and once again Kendall and James bump into each other when they try walking to the opposite side of the stage. Andi facepalmed when Carlos and Logan crash into the drum set again after the spin. She had a feeling this would take a long time.

****

There were three more days until the first dress rehearsal and so far the boys had made a lot of improvement but they still had a long way to go. Andi was proud of how much progress they were making, but she was also nervous. The concert was coming up quickly and they had a lot of work to do. She just hoped that they would be able to pull it off.

Training continues for the next few days and Andi had to admit the boys were getting a lot better at being on stage. There were a lot of bumps along the road, but they eventually got to the point where they didn't need to wear dog cones on stage. Dak Zevon had helped the boys prepare for their first concert since he had more experience than them. And Andi couldn't believe it, but she thought the boys were so close to being able to be ready to be on stage.

Now it was the day of their dress rehearsal. Andi thought that it went great. Whenever the crazy fan tried jumping on one of the boys they ducked and when Gustavo shined the bright spotlight on them they didn't faze at all.

Andi joins everyone on cheering when the boys were done preforming. Griffin claps as well, smiling at the boys. "Bravo! Bravo! Watching you boys go from nobodies to somebodies has been more thrilling than hunting humans which is why it hurts me to say the album, the tour, and this concert...Are cancelled."

Everyone looks at him with wide eyes and all speak at the same time. "What?"

"What?" Griffin repeats. He shakes his head and turns to Andi, Gustavo, and Kelly. "I mean yeah. Big Time Rush is dead."

Andi felt her heart drop and she didn't know what to say or think. This couldn't be happening. After everything they went through, how hard they worked, how much effort and time was put into preparing for the concert, this couldn't be the end. She looked over at the boys and her heart ached for them. She could see the sadness and disappointment in their eyes. This was supposed to be their big break, their moment of glory. And now it was gone, just like that.

The boys get off the stage, standing in front of the crowd along with Andi, Gustavo, and Kelly. The boys, Andi, Camille, Gustavo, and Kelly all ask him in a loud tone, "What do you mean Big Time Rush is dead?"

"Accounting has just released their risk and feasibility report on Big Time Rush and they decided it's too risky and not feasible." Griffin explained.

The female member of the marketing team steps forward, holding a children's book in her hand. "We're shifting our strategy to children's books on tape. No tour is required. They have a higher profit margin and are super cheap to make."

"Which is why tomorrow Gustavo will be producing 'Can You Foo?'." Griffin said, gesturing to the book the female marketing team member shows the them. "As read by actor-environmentalist Ed Begley Jr."

"But, Griffin," James speaks up. "This is our someday."

"Close. It's your last day. Sorry fellas," Griffin apologizes. "I like you; I do, but as we say in business..."

"That's business." Griffin said at the same time the female marketing team member says that.

"You can't do this!" Gustavo shouts. "W-We've been working our butts off! Our concert is in one week."

"Don't worry." Griffin assures them. "That's why I'm giving all of you...Fruit Baskets."

"Fruit Baskets?" Andi scoffs, speaking up for the first time since she heard the news. She knew she should've bit her tongue and kept her mouth shut, but she couldn't help herself. She was frustrated and upset and disappointed. "That's all you have to say to us? That you're sorry, but all you can give us are Fruit Baskets?" She shakes her head, crossing her arms over her chest. "These boys worked so hard and now it's all for nothing. What a great business man you are, Griffin." She snapped at him and she turned to walk away. She had no more words to say to him. She just wanted to go home and drown her sorrows. She was frustrated and angry and sad.

She stormed down the hallway, tears stinging her eyes. She couldn't believe this was happening. All of their hard work had gone to waste, just like that. It wasn't fair. The boys deserved better than this. She knew how much the concert meant to them and to have it taken away was just cruel.

"Andi, wait!" She heard Kendall call after her and she stops, taking a deep breath.

"Kendall, please, not right now." She said, trying to keep her voice steady. She was feeling a mix of emotions and she just wanted to go home and be alone.

"Andi, please." Kendall said pleadingly, stopping in front of her. He could see the tears in her eyes and he hated seeing her like this. He understood why she was upset, but he couldn't just let her walk away without saying something. "I can't let you leave without making sure you're okay."

"Yeah, perfectly fine. Why wouldn't I be?" She said sarcastically, wiping away a stray tear that escaped her eye. She didn't mean to sound rude or anything, she didn't want to take her anger out on Kendall, but she couldn't help it. She was so frustrated and angry and she felt helpless. She hated it. "I mean, our hard work was just thrown out the window and all Griffin has to say is that he's sorry and give us Fruit Baskets and think that will solve everything. And now apparently Big Time Rush is dead which means you guys might have to go back and I don't want that to happen and...I'm rambling. I'm sorry. I just need to go home and be alone. If you'll excuse me, I've gotta go." She turned and began to quickly walk down the hallway, sniffling and wiping her tears away. She couldn't stand there any longer. She just wanted to go home.

Kendall watched her go, his heart aching for her. He couldn't believe what happened either, but he couldn't let her walk away like this. Not when she was hurting so much. He hated seeing her like this. He knew he had to do something. He quickly went after her, trying to get her attention as they made it to the lobby of the building. "Andi, wait!"

"Leave me alone." She mumbled, continuing to walk in the direction to the Palm Woods. She felt overwhelmed with emotions and she just wanted to be alone with her thoughts.

Kendall didn't listen to her plea to be left alone. He couldn't just let her go like this. Not when she was clearly hurting. He caught up to her and gently placed a hand on her shoulder, causing her to stop and turn to look at him. "Andi, please," he said softly, his green eyes filled with concern. "I know this is tough, but you don't have to go through it alone. We're all in this together, remember?"

Andi sniffled, feeling a fresh wave of tears threatening to spill over. She didn't want to burden Kendall with her problems, but she couldn't deny the comfort she felt from his presence. "Kendall, please, just...Please leave me alone." She begged, her voice cracking.

"No." He said firmly, shaking his head. He wasn't going to let her push him away. Not when she was hurting so much. He cared about her and he wanted to be there for her. "Andi, please, talk to me. You don't have to go through this alone."

"I'm not going through anything." She said, her tone coming out harsher than she intended. She immediately felt bad and took a deep breath, letting out a shaky sigh. "Kendall, please, just let me be. I appreciate the gesture, but I really need to be alone right now."

"No." He repeats, his expression softening. "I'm not going to let you shut me out. You're clearly hurting and I'm not going to let you deal with that on your own. So, please, talk to me." He pleaded, his tone gentle and reassuring. He could see the turmoil in Andi's eyes, the pain and frustration bubbling beneath the surface, and he couldn't bear to see her suffer in silence.

Andi looked at Kendall, her heart aching at the concern in his eyes. She knew he meant well, but she wasn't sure if she was ready to open up about everything just yet. She felt so overwhelmed and lost, and she didn't know where to begin. "Kendall, I...I don't know what to say." She admits, her voice breaking. "I'm so angry and frustrated and disappointed, and I feel like I'm about to burst. And I'm scared, Kendall. I don't want you guys to leave, but I know it's a possibility, and I don't know if I can handle that. I don't know what to do. It's all just...too much." She finally broke down, her tears spilling over as she let out a choked sob. She felt Kendall's arms wrap around her, holding her close as she cried, and she buried her face in his shoulder, seeking comfort from his embrace. She was embarrassed by her outburst, but she was too overwhelmed to care. She just needed someone to hold onto, and Kendall was there for her, steady and unwavering.

She never had many friends growing up, but Kendall and his friends made her feel like she had a family. A place where she belonged. And the thought of losing that, losing them, was too much to bear. She clung to Kendall, his presence grounding her as she cried, her tears soaking into his shirt. Andi didn't know how long they stood there, wrapped in each other's arms, but it was enough for her to calm down and find her voice again.

"I'm sorry." She whispers, her voice muffled against Kendall's shoulder. "This is embarrassing, and you shouldn't have to deal with this."

"Hey, it's okay." Kendall reassures her, his voice soft and soothing. "You're not bothering me. I'm glad you opened up to me. I want to be here for you, Andi. "I care about you, and I hate seeing you hurting like this. We're a team, Andi, and we're in this together. Whatever happens, we'll face it together. You're not alone." He pulls back slightly to look into her eyes, his gaze filled with sincerity and warmth. "And just so you know, you're not the only one feeling scared and frustrated. We're all in this together, and we'll figure it out. Together."

James rolls his eyes playfully, but Andi can see the hint of sadness in them. "Nice try, Andi, but I'm not falling for it." He tries to shut the door, but Andi quickly sticks her foot in the doorway, preventing him from closing it.Andi sniffles, feeling a sense of comfort wash over her at Kendall's words. She nods, grateful for his support and understanding. "Thank you, Kendall," She says, her voice steadier now. "I appreciate that. I'm not good at letting people in, but I'm glad you're here. I'm glad you're all here." She can't help but smile, despite the uncertainty of the situation. She feels a sense of warmth and gratitude towards Kendall, knowing that she has someone she can rely on during this difficult time. She knows that whatever happens, they'll face it together as a team.

"Even if we do happen to have to leave, we'll stay in touch. I promise." Kendall vows, his expression earnest and sincere. "But don't worry about that, not right now. Let's just spend some time together, okay? We can watch a movie or something, just to take our minds off of everything."

Andi nods, smiling softly at Kendall. She appreciates his efforts to cheer her up, and she's grateful for his presence and support. She knows that, even if the worst happens and the boys have to move back to Minnesota, she'll always have him and the others in her life. And that thought alone is enough to give her hope and strength. "Yeah, that sounds good," She says, her smile widening. "Thank you, Kendall, for everything." She leaned forward to kiss his cheek.

"You're welcome." Kendall whispered, smiling softly. He was relieved to see her smile and felt his heart skip a beat when she kissed his cheek. He felt his face grow warm, and he cleared his throat, trying to compose himself. "So, um, shall we go back to the Palm Woods?"

"Sure." Andi nodded, her smile widening. Despite everything that had happened, she was grateful for the support and friendship she had found in Kendall and the others. She knew that, whatever the future held, they would face it together.As they made their way back to the Palm Woods, the two shared a look, smiling at each other. They may not have been sure what the future held, but they knew that they would always have each other. And that was enough for them.

****

Andi had to admit she felt better after her conversation with Kendall. She was still hurt and frustrated, but she knew that Kendall and the boys would be there for her, no matter what. And sadly the boys did have to go move back to Minnesota and now Andi was at the boy's apartment to say her goodbyes. Her heart felt heavy as she reached the apartment and knocked.

"Hi, Mrs. Knight. I just wanted to come say goodbye." She greets once Jennifer opens the door for her, her eyes growing wide when she notices all of the boxes in the apartment. "Why are there so many boxes?"

"Katie ordered a lot of merchandise she was going to sell." Jennifer replies with a sigh. "And now she's upset that she can't." She steps to the side, sending Andi a smile. "Come in."

Andi nods in understanding as she walks inside. "Makes sense." She looks at Jennifer with a small smile. "Don't think I'm not gonna miss you too 'cause I am." Andi pulled the woman into a hug.

"I'll miss you too, hun." Jennifer said softly, returning the hug.

ennifer smiles and hugs her back. "I'm gonna miss you too, Andi."

After their hug Andi walks further into the apartment as Jennifer closes the door. Glancing around the place, she furrows her eyebrows when she notices something. "Where's Katie and James?"

"They're hiding 'cause they don't wanna leave." Carlos replied.

Andi sympathetically smiles. "Yeah, I don't blame them.' She walks over to Carlos and pulls him into a hug. "Gonna miss you and that stupid helmet of yours."

Carlos chuckles and hugs her back. "I'm gonna miss you too."

"James, get out here now so I can hug you!" Andi yelled after she pulled away from Carlos.

James opens the door of the bathroom and peeks out. "Not gonna happen 'cause this isn't real and we're not really going back to Minnesota."

Andi points at him, walking over to him with a determined expression on her face. "I'm gonna get you to hug me whether you like it or not."

James rolls his eyes playfully, but Andi can see the hint of sadness in them. "Nice try, Andi, but I'm not falling for it." He tried to shut the door, but Andi quickly sticked her foot in the doorway, preventing him from closing it.

"Hug me." She demanded, not moving an inch. She knew James was hurting and she wanted to comfort him. Plus she wasn't leaving without a hug from him.

Andi's persistence paid off as James finally relented, pulling her closer and hugged her. She wrapped her arms around him tightly, feeling the warmth of his presence and the weight of the impending goodbye. James hugged her back, his grip firm yet tender, conveying all the emotions he couldn't put into words.

"I'm not gonna miss you 'cause we're not leaving." He grumbled, although Andi could hear the pain in his voice.

"Well I'm gonna miss you." She replied, hugging him tighter. She knew he was putting up a front, but she also knew that he was hurting. She was going to miss him, and all of the boys, so much. They had become her best friends and family, and she was going to miss spending time with them and laughing at their crazy antics. She was going to miss the late-night phone calls and the early morning coffee runs, the inside jokes and the silly nicknames, the hugs and the laughter, and most of all, the memories they had made together.

"Yeah, I'm gonna miss you too." James finally admitted quietly, his voice thick with emotion.

Andi's heart ached at the sound of his voice, and she could feel her own tears threatening to fall. "You better text me or call me every day. No excuses." She said, trying to lighten the mood.

"I will. I promise." He mumbled, his voice muffled against her shoulder.

"Good." She sighs, taking in a shaky breath. She hated goodbyes, and this one was especially hard. She pulls away, giving him a watery smile. "We'll keep in touch. Promise."

"Yeah, we will." James smiled, his eyes glistening with unshed tears.

She also managed to get Katie out of her little fort of boxes she made to hug her. Before she left she made sure to stop by the pool where Jennifer told her Kendall and Logan were at saying goodbye to Jo and Camille.

"I'm gonna miss you both so much." Andi said with a sad smile. She didn't want them to leave, but she knew she had to say goodbye. She hugged Logan tightly, feeling his arms wrap around her in return.

"We're gonna miss you too." Logan whispered, his voice thick with emotion.

"You both better call or text." She mumbled as she hugged him tighter.

"Obviously." Logan muttered, causing Andi to chuckle.

After she hugged Logan, Andi turns to Kendall, her heart aching at the thought of saying goodbye to him. "I can't believe you're leaving." She said quietly, her voice breaking. She felt Kendall pull her into a tight embrace, and she clung to him, trying to memorize the feel of his arms around her and the scent of his cologne. She buried her face in his shoulder, letting her tears fall freely as she held onto him, knowing that this would be the last time they'd be together like this. She could feel his arms tightening around her, as if he was trying to convey all the words he couldn't say, and she clung to him, not wanting to let go.

"I don't want you to leave." She mumbled, her voice muffled against his chest.

"I don't want to leave either." Kendall whispers, his arms still wrapped tightly around her. "But we'll still be in touch, I promise. And whenever you need me, I'll be here for you, no matter where I am."

Andi pulls away, wiping her tears as she looks up at Kendall. "Promise?"

"Promise." He replies, his green eyes filled with sincerity and affection. He holds out his pinky finger, and Andi can't help but smile as she interlocks her own with his. It was a silly gesture, but it meant everything to her. "Pinky swear." He said, a sad smile gracing his features.

Andi's smile widens as she feels Kendall's finger intertwine with hers. She knew that he was serious about keeping in touch and being there for her, and it meant the world to her. She could feel her heart swell with love and affection for him, and she couldn't help but think about how lucky she was to have him in her life.

"Thank you, Kendall. For everything." She whispered, her voice filled with emotion.

"Anytime, Andi." He whispered back, his green eyes shining with unspoken words.

They continued to hug each other, neither one wanting to let go. But eventually, Andi knew she had to. She couldn't bear to watch her boys leave, but she knew that they had to. She gave Kendall one final hug, trying to memorize the feel of his strong arms wrapped around her, before reluctantly letting go. She was going to miss all the boys, but Kendall was special. He became her best friend and more. She would never forget the times they spent together, and she knew that a part of her would always be with him. As she watched him walk away, she couldn't help but feel a pang of sadness and loss. She knew that things would never be the same again, but she also knew that they would always have a connection. And even though they were apart, Andi knew that Kendall would always be there for her, no matter what.

****

It's been three days since Jennifer, Katie, and the boys haven't been in L.A. and things weren't the same without them. Andi knew it was silly but she was already missing them, and she was dreading the empty feeling in her stomach when she woke up the next morning. She missed having breakfast with Kendall, or hanging out at the Palm Woods with James and Carlos. She even missed the way Logan would constantly ramble on about some new medical discovery. She missed listening to Carlos' crazy ideas and seeing James' obsessing over his hair and clothes. She missed playing hockey with the boys and watching movies with Kendall. Spending time with them made her feel happy and alive, and now that they were gone, she felt like a part of her was missing.

"Get out of bed." Andi groaned at hearing her mom's voice. She knew her mom was right, she couldn't lay in bed all day, but she didn't feel like doing anything. Kelly walked into her daughter's room and walks over to the window, pulling back the curtain and letting the light in her dark room. Andi groaned again, pulling the covers over her head.

"What's the point, mom?" She sighs, her voice muffled by the blanket. "They're gone. I have nothing to look forward to." She dramatically sighed, causing her mother to chuckle.

Kelly walks over to her daughter's bed and sits down. "You have so much to look forward to, hun. You have the rest of your life ahead of you."

"It's nothing without them." She mumbled, her voice filled with sadness.

Kelly smiles sadly, understanding her daughter's pain. She missed the boys and Jennifer and Katie as well, but she knew that they would keep in touch and that she and Andi would see them again. "They're not gone, hun. We'll see them again, and we'll talk to them. They're only a phone call or a text message away."

Andi peeks her head out from under the blanket, her gaze meeting her mom's. "It's not the same." She huffs, frowning at her mom. "And just when I was starting to like him too." She mumbled, burying her face back into the pillow.

"Kendall?" Kelly asked, already knowing the answer. She could see the way Andi and Kendall interacted, and she knew that they had a connection.

"Yeah." Andi's muffled voice replies. "I really like him, and now he's gone. He was the first boy I had a crush on. And now he's gone."

"Oh, sweetheart." Kelly cooed, feeling sympathetic towards her daughter. She could hear the sadness and hurt in her voice, and she knew that she was taking the boys' departure pretty hard. The past three days her daughter had been moping around the apartment, barely eating or talking. Andi was usually a very upbeat and positive person, but the boys' departure had taken a toll on her. She wasn't even writing songs or playing piano. She was just laying in bed, not wanting to do anything.

"It'll be okay, Andi." She reassures her daughter, reaching over and rubbing her back soothingly. "You'll see, things will work out."

Andi lifts her head and looks at her mom, a defeated look on her face. "How do you know that?"

"Because I know you. And I know that you're stronger than you think. You can get through anything, and I'm here for you, no matter what. I love you, sweetie." Kelly said, smiling softly at her daughter.

"I love you too, mom." Andi replied, returning her mom's smile. Despite the emptiness she felt, she was grateful for her mom and her support. She knew that her mom was right, and that she could get through anything. But still, she missed the boys and Jennifer and Katie, and she couldn't help but wonder when they would see each other again.

****

The next day Andi was doing slightly better though, of course, still upset about the boys moving away. She was sitting at her desk in her room, her notebook open as she worked on writing the rest of her song she had started.

"Andi, pack a bag, we're going to Minnesota." Her mom suddenly said, walking into her room.

Andi looks up with wide eyes, a shocked expression on her face. "Are you serious?" She asked, her voice filled with disbelief, sitting up straighter while excitement began to build up in her.

Kelly nods, a wide smile on her face. "Very. Gustav and I have a plan to get the band back together," She goes to her daughter's closet, pulling out her suitcase. "So pack a bag, get ready, and get excited 'cause we're leaving in two hours."

"Yes!" Andi shouted, jumping up from her seat. She was beyond ecstatic. She couldn't believe that she was going to see the boys and Jennifer and Katie again. She eagerly packed her bag, making sure to pack enough clothes for the trip. She was so excited she couldn't even sit still, her nerves and excitement getting the best of her. She couldn't wait to see the boys and tell them the good news. After she was finished packing, Andi helped her mom finish packing their bags, and the two of them met up with Gustavo to head to Minnesota.

****

To say that Kendall was surprised to see Gustavo, Kelly, and Andi at his door later that day was an understatement. Andi watched with surprise and concern at seeing the boy faint back onto a stack of boxes behind him, knocking a few of them down.

"Is he okay?" She asks, her eyebrows furrowing in concern. She was worried about the boy, and she hoped he was alright. After Jennifer came over to let them in, she quickly went over to Kendall to check on him. "Kendall, are you okay?" She questioned, kneeling beside him and gently shaking him.

Kendall's eyes slowly opened, and he blinked a few times, his vision clearing. He first sees a concerned Andi hovering over him, but the angle the light is hitting her at causes her hair to shine like a golden halo around her. He feels his breath catch in his throat and his heart skip a beat as he stares up at her, completely captivated by her beauty. "Andi?" He croaked, his voice hoarse.

Andi nods, a soft smile gracing her lips. "Yeah, it's me. Are you okay?" She inquires, her voice laced with concern. "That fall looked a little painful." She added, her eyes roaming over his body, checking for any injuries.

Kendall shakes his head, still in disbelief. "Yeah, I'm fine." He sits up slowly, rubbing the back of his head. "I can't believe you're here."

Andi is surprised when suddenly he lunges forward, hugging her tightly. "Oof." She grunts as she stumbles back slightly, but hugs him back. "Missed you too." She mumbled, burying her face into his shoulder, breathing in his familiar scent. She had missed him, and now that they were reunited, she didn't want to let go.

Kendall smiles, pulling her closer. He had missed her, and he was glad to see her again. They stayed like that for a few minutes before Andi heard someone clear their throat behind her, reminding her why she was there. Reluctantly, she pulled away, giving Kendall a sheepish grin.

"Sorry, but we need to talk. Gustavo and my mom have a plan to get you guys back in the studio and on tour." She told him.

Kendall's eyes widen, and his mouth drops open. He couldn't believe it. Was he dreaming? If he was, he didn't want to wake up. "You really are an angel." He mumbled under his breath.

"What was that?" Andi asked, not quite hearing what Kendall said.

"I, um, just said you're awesome. Yeah, that's it." Kendall lied, not wanting to embarrass himself by telling her he thought she was an angel. He blushed and got up, offering a hand to her. Andi smiled and took it, and Kendall helped her up, his hand lingering on hers for a moment longer before he reluctantly pulled away.

"Thanks." She said, a shy smile on her lips. Soon Kendall was sat on the couch with his mom, Logan, and Carlos as she stood by her mom and Gustavo.

"I'm putting the band back together." Gustavo said, holding a cup of tea as he sat in front of Carlos, Kendall, Logan, and Kendall's and Katie's mom.

Kelly points at them with a grin on her face. "And we're doing the concert."

"Yes!" Katie suddenly appeared from behind the couch, wearing a Big Time Rush t-shirt and hat. Andi jumped, startled with her sudden appearance, but she smiled at her enthusiasm. She was so cute.

"What do you say, guys?" Gustavo asks. "You want to come back to L.A. and take one more shot at the big time?" He questioned in a hopeful tone.

Andi, Gustavo, and Kelly look at them with hopeful expressions. Kendall shares a look with Carlos and Logan before looking back at Gustavo. "No."

Andi frowns, feeling her heart drop. "Wait, what? Why?" She asked, a confused and disappointed expression on her face. She didn't understand.

Andi jumps a bit, glancing at Gustavo when he breaks the tea cup he held. Kendall points at Gustavo. "Gustavo, we're tired of being pushed around."

"We're gonna be a band. We're not gonna be a band. What you want. What Griffin doesn't want." Kendall points at himself. "I want a hockey scholarship."

Gustavo looks at Andi and Kelly with a panicked expression. "I want to be a doctor." Logan spoke.

Andi looks at Carlos weirdly, just then realizing he's wearing some sort of superhero costume. "And I want to make the world a safer place." Carlos said, putting his hands on his hips.

Kendall looks at Gustavo and shakes his head. "You didn't even say goodbye."

"I'm not good at goodbyes!" Gustavo shouts, startling the others. Kelly hits the back of his head causing the hat he wore to move forward a bit. Gustavo fixes his hat and sighs. "But I believe in you. And you've taught me things, other things that...I'm not good at, like friendship and loyalty...And family. Can I-Can I stop now?" Gustavo asked, glancing at Andi and Kelly pleadingly.

"Why stop now when you're so good at this stuff?" Andi chuckled, amused at Gustavo's awkwardness. She smiled sweetly at Gustavo when he narrowed his eyes at her and turned his attention back to the boys.

"If we go back, our album will be released, right?" Carlos questioned.

Gustavo stands up. "Once people will see your concert, everything else will fall into place. I'm almost positive."

While sighing, Kendall stands up. "So you want us to pack up everything, again, for a concert that may or may not launch our album."

Carlos and Logan stand up, crossing their arms. "So, we got a deal?" Gustavo nervously smiled.

A sigh of relief escapes Andi's lips when Carlos, Kendall, and Logan reply with, "Yep."

****

They're finally back in L.A., but sadly without James. They went to talk with James' dad to see where he is before they left Minnesota, and were sad to find out that he is now working with Hawk Records.

"We are back!" Carlos excitedly exclaimed.

"Now, all we have to do is find James, tell him the band's back together, and...." Kendall's voice trailed off as he, Carlos, and Logan realized that the place is empty.

"Oh my gosh, the studio's been robbed!" Logan exclaimed while the three of them panicked.

Carlos gasps. "Looks like this is a job for..." He opens his button up shirt to reveal his superhero costume underneath. "El Hombre Del Flaming Space Rock Man."

"That's an awful superhero name." Andi commented, her face scrunching up in distaste.

Kendall and Logan nods in agreement. Kendall mimics the sound of a buzzer while Logan points at Carlos. "Need a better name."

"The studio wasn't robbed." Kelly explained as Carlos buttoned his shirt back up.

"Yeah," Andi sighs. "Gustavo had to sell literally everything to buy Big Time Rush back from Griffin."

"Including my mansion." Gustavo cried out and sobs into Kelly's shoulder. Kelly sighed handing him a handkerchief, and he blew his nose.

"Don't worry, Gustavo." Kendall assures him. "We won't let you down."

"And you can stay at the Palm Woods with us." Mrs. Knight offered.

"Yeah," Gustavo stops crying as he looks at each of them. "There's no money for the Palm Woods."

Carlos, Kendall, and Logan look at him with wide eyes. Katie furrows her eyebrows. "Then where are we staying?"