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Arrival

Finally! Ariana thought, arriving at Honeymoon Avenue. Her and Frankie jumped out of the car and got Ari's luggage from the back. 'Man! Ari why is your suitcase so heavy?!', Frankie complained. 'Well, I'm going to be here a while, so I need all my things', Ariana replied. 'Aaaaoooo', Frankie groaned, as they were heading towards the apartment, that they booked the day before. Ariana felt the excitement in the air. She couldn't be more happy! She was going to see everyone that she once only knew. Ari and Frankie started walking toward the big apartment building and went inside. The lady at the desk looked and smiled at them. 'Name?', the lady asked, so she could figure out what apartment room that they were in. 'Ariana Grande', Ariana responded. 'Room 28, second floor have a nice day', the lady said, handing Ari the keys to her new apartment. Ariana walked into the elevator with Frankie and before they knew it, they were rocketing to the second floor. When the elevator opened for them to step out, Ariana couldn't believe her eyes. This place was amazing! There was a water fountain right in the centre and hard white tiles, as shiny as crystal. Ari and Frankie went to their apartment room and fell in love with it. This couldn't get any better.....until Frankie had to leave. 'Ariana I have to get back to help mom out with your empty room back at home. Have a good time though', Frankie told Ari. 'But Frankie, can't you stay? It will be so fun having you around', Ari said with a sad hint in her voice. 'No I can't I'm really sorry. I'll visit you though! Heaps!', Frankie said looking hopeful. 'Okay,bye then', Ari said trying to look okay. As they hugged and Frankie left, Ariana suddenly felt that it didn't matter if Frankie was with her or not. As much as she wanted him to be here, this was what she wanted and it was her journey to live here again. This made Ariana feel amazing that she had the courage to come all the way over here, all by herself. She felt from here, she could do anything. This was her time and she was going to make it count.