𝘏𝘦'𝘴 𝘓𝘦𝘢𝘷𝘪𝘯𝘨 𝘏𝘰𝘮𝘦.

𝙲𝚑𝚊𝚙𝚝𝚎𝚛 𝚂𝚒𝚡𝚝𝚎𝚎𝚗.

This was it. The plane was about to leave any minute now.

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"Oh Richie! Do be a good boy!" Elise sobbed as she hugged him

Harry rubbed her back, "And please call when you've landed, or else you'll never hear the end of it."

Ringo laughed. "I will, guys! I love you lots!"

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They waited for five minutes until the plane arrived. They all excitedly went to their seats, anxiously awaiting the takeoff.

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"Paul! Wait!" Paul turned around and saw Mr. Stephen running to him.

"Sir!" They stood face to face in the airport. "What are you doing here?"

"I wanted to give you this."

The teacher gave him the book he always checked out; Blueberry Summer. Paul gasped and held it against his chest.

"Thank you, Sir! It really means a lot!"

"Don't mention it. Keep on reading, even in America!"

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Paul read the book as the others jumped in their seats. He was excited and at peace. He knew Jane needed to be happy. Besides, he never loved her. He really liked her and enjoyed her company, but that's all it was. It was never love.

"Attention all passengers! The plane is about to take off!"

The boys cheered and high-fived each other. It was actually happening, it wasn't a dream!

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"Be good, Johnny."

He kissed Mimi's cheek. "I will."

He wished he could hug Cynthia, however, she was just too sick to even get out of bed. They kissed before he went to the airport, so he got a little something.

John grabbed his bag and began to get out of the car. He wished he had his mother here. She would be so proud of him and hug and kiss him. But he got used to not having that. He got used to having no mother.

"John." Mimi quietly said as he began to walk to the door. "I love you, and I'm sorry for not being so understanding."

Lennon stopped, turned around, and smiled at her. Mimi smiled back. He continued to walk in. He did have a mother after all, she was driving off to take care of his girl for the next nine months.

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They waited for ages until the plane finally landed in New York. Ringo was starstruck. It was just like he imagined. The sights, the smells, it was so wonderful.

"We did it." He whispered to George as the younger was walking with his bag. "We made it to New York."

Harrison chuckled and wrapped his arm around as they both looked out the window, the blue sky and tall sliver skyscrapers welcoming them.

"I told you we would." He whispered back as George's sister came to greet them and pick them up.

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"Be a good boy, George!" Harold hugged him. "We're so proud of you!"

Louise kissed him as Harrison giggled, "I will! I will!"

They were the proudest parents in Liverpool. Their boy was just sixteen and he was already going to be a big shot.

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Time Skip: 1965.

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They were the biggest band in the world. I Want To Hold Your Hand, She Loves You, and Can't Buy Me Love were just a few of their bestsellers.

Today, they sat in an interview, answering the same boring questions. Paul sat in his seat next to George and John, waiting for his turn.

"How's Julian doing?" He whispered to John as Ringo answered a question.

"Just fine, he's very happy."

John really is a good father.

"So Paul," He turned to the interviewer. "if you could change anything in your life, what would it be?"

He smiled and answered without a second thought. "I wouldn't change a thing, ma'am."

And I mean that.

Why would he change anything? Through all the tears, fights, illnesses, deaths, and heartbreak, they were always together. They were a second family to each other.

And now, even with unimaginable fame, fans, and money, they were still a family. Rain or snow, light or dark, they were always together. Life was good.

And as long as we're together, I'm not changing anything.