Yeah, it's a very short last chapter, but it's more just to rap everything up. Now I have to get fully to work on a rewrite and it's equally important (and more awaited) squeal.

Chapter Ten

They were stumbling for a second, but there was no doubt that it was the right backyard in (thankfully) the right dimension. Instantly after getting her bearing, Candace quickly ran inside.

"Wow, what's with her?" Isabella asked.

The other two just shrugged.

It had been a fairly peaceful day… "had been" because nothing to major or earth shattering seemed to be happening until Candace came running into the kitchen shouting, "Mom!"

Her mom just rolled her eyes. "What now, Candace?"

"…Haven't you been wondering where I've been for most of the day?"

"Well… you were on the phone up until a few moments ago… and Candace, why would I be worried about where you've been? You're not a little kid anymore…"

"…B-b…" She rethought her approach. "You need to see this… thing Phineas and Ferb made."

Her mom just sighed. "Of course; I was wondering when you were going to drag me to see your brothers… So, what is it this time?"

Candace groaned. "It's really hard to explain… just let Phineas show it to you…"

Phineas and Ferb were once again relaxing under the tree in the backyard as Candace and their mom came outside.

"Hi boys," their mom greeted.

Candace quickly asked, "Phineas, do you still have that portable… whatever?"

"You mean the portable dimensional portal? It should be somewhere…" He started to look for it in his pocket then glanced to Ferb who looked through his stuff and shrugged.

"Huh… I think we might have left it in the other dimension…"

"You what?!"

Their mom sighed. "Candace, aren't you little old to be playing pretend with your brothers?" she asked before walking inside.

"Oh, you wouldn't have happened to have seen Perry?" Phineas asked, "I think he disappeared sometime after Isabella went home…"

Candace groaned. "…I'll be inside…"

Phineas leaned back against the tree. "So, Ferb, we've still got a lot of time left. What else should we do, today?"