"You're stayin' for the night, arentcha?" asked Frankie after everyone left.
"Yap. All my stuff is here."
"She will sleep in my room," Destine told his brother.
"Well, g'night you two!"
Critter walked into his room, and I followed Destine.
"Listen," I said when Destine locked the door. "Why did ya open up to me, although you barely knew me?"
"Because I wanted you to be my friend," he explained. "I liked you at the first sight, and I trust you. Am I wrong?"
"You're absolutely right. Now, where would I sleep?"
"Over here," he pointed to his bed, "and so will I. Good?"
I pressed his hands in thankfulness. However, I still barely had any control of my stinger, but he just laughed. "I don't feel anything, except for your will."
We both fell down on the bed...

The next morning Destine took me to the airport. I said goodbye to everyone, and we flew away together. We were cleaving the air, our hair was loosing on the wind, and the view below was fantastic. We held our hands and spoke about nothing, and it was luck for me. Before I got aboard, I said, "I'll call you as soon as I see Orion."
"Good luck, Jumper," he said to me smiling. "Or should I say - Sophia. Thanks for everything. I hope we'll see again."
"Good luck, Robert," I said back. "I'll be looking forward to meet you again."

It was helluva late when I got to Melbourne. When I caught a bus to Warburton, the stars had awreddy filled the sky. I looked for my favorite constellation and I found it. The Great Hunter was watching me, shining at me, and reminding me all the good times I had during my trip to America. I recalled watching stars with Destine, speaking of them to Jay; I recalled getting ghost powers and promise to myself never open up to anyone; I remembered our joyrides with Page and a night trip to LA with Critter; I thought about unforgettable sky ride; I found in my memory meeting Danneh, and many other awesome and beautiful things that happened to me.
My mobile phone was always with me, but switched off. I turned it on and called Destine.
"Are you sleeping now?" I asked. "I promised you to call as long as I..."
"See Orion?"
"Yeah. I just saw it. It reminded me of you."
"Thanks. Is ev'rything fine?"
"Yeah. It's good to be back home. Sorry, I can speak no longer."
"Okay, hope to hear you soon! Bye!"
That was all I needed to feel happy. I knew someone was waiting for me far, far away, and I also knew that my parents, brothers, and sisters were waiting for me some hundred miles away, and I was going to meet them next morning. And then I started dreaming of time when I would meet my new and good American friend, my destiny, my one and only Robert Madison.