YIKES! I seem to have forgotten about this story, but no need to worry because this is finally…THE LAST CHAPTER!

It's true; this is the last chapter of this story. It's sad because I have spent 2 years on this and it is my first story. It didn't seem like it would ever end! So enjoy!

Disclaimer: Does it look like I'm Ally Carter?

Cammie's POV:

My lips moved in synch with Zach's and my arms found their way to connect behind his neck. I missed the feel of his lips on mine. I haven't been kissed or even held in so long, I had forgotten how good it felt. Zach responded almost immediately which deepened the kiss.

"Hey, Mom, uh….Whoa!" Jason said in surprise when he walked out of the room. Zach broke away but still kept me in his arms.

"Yes?" He said to Jason.

"Um, never mind. You two look like you're busy at the moment. I'll just ask later," Jason said, obviously uncomfortable. He quickly slipped back into the room.

"I missed you so much, Cam. You're a little too good at hiding," Zach said while looking at me.

"I missed you too. I wanted to tell, I did, but I was scared that you might be angry or want to put them up for adoption. I also didn't want them to become spies because I was afraid that one of us or one of the kids would get hurt. I didn't think that you wanted to raise them in a normal life so I decided to let you keep your career and just take care of the kids in a normal environment. Who was I kidding? Of course they'd be spies, it's in their blood," I said.

"Listen, we can't change the choices you made in the past. We just have to fix some of the problems and focus on raising our children so that they're the best they can be. Where are you going to be living?" Zach asked.

"Some apartment, I think," I said, unsure.

"Why don't you come and live with me. I inherited a house from an uncle, and I have entirely too much space," Zach said, persuading me.

"I don't know. I'll have to think about it," I said.

"C'mon, Cam. We should at least try, for the sake of the kids. So they know what it's like to live with both of their parents," Zach was too convincing. He always got what he wanted and now he was going to get his way again.

"It's a big commitment," I said.

"It's only three months, just for the summer. If you hate it so much, then we'll change it, okay? We should at least try," he said.

"I'll think about it. Now if you'll excuse me, I need to go see my daughter," I said as we untangled ourselves from each other.

"Correction: our daughter," Zach smirked at me.

(1 week later)

Hallie's POV:

My head was fine, just a slight concussion, and I started to learn how to live with one hand. The worst of my pain was from the guilt I felt. After I was out of the infirmary, Sophia and Sean apologized for being so absorbed in each other and not helping me. They said that they both agreed to take some time apart. I got what I wanted, and I wasn't the least bit happy. I realized that they were very cute together, and they still didn't know the total truth; which is why I asked them to both be in the library this afternoon.

I said at one of the round tables in the back, using my one hand to carefully put my books down. I sat down and waited and Sean came two minutes later.

"Hey, Hal, where's Jason? I thought he usually came to these study sessions," Sean said, sitting down across from me. I told Sean and Sophia that I wanted to study with them so that they would both come. I didn't tell them that the other was going. Sophia avoids Sean like he's the black plague, because it hurts too much to be around him and ignore him.

"He's not coming to this one," I said, trying to be as vague as possible. Sophia came shortly after and took a seat next to me.

"Wait, I thought this was just going to be you and me," she said when she noticed Sean.

"No, it's not," I said.

"Hal, what's the big idea?" Sean said, a little annoyed. "Why are we both here?"

"Because I have something to tell you both and I want to do it all at once, instead of repeating it," I said, shyly.

"Okay, we're listening," Sophia said.

"It's about that night when Michael attacked me. I knew he was going to be dangerous and I knew Sean wasn't going to like him. I also know that Sophia doesn't really like it when guys don't pay much attention to her on the first date and that Sean would hopefully get angry and be too distracted. Basically, I was trying to sabotage your first date. I did this because Sean, I know you have a reputation for cheating and for not being there, and I really didn't want Sophia getting hurt. I also thought it would put a strain on our friendship when she did get hurt. I thought it was for the best, but obviously it wasn't. I'm really sorry. You guys are good together, and I want you to make up," I said, getting it all off my chest.

Surprisingly, Sophia hugged me. "Hallie, thanks for looking after me, but I'm a big girl. And no matter what happens between me and Sean, I won't let that affect out relationship."

"Sean?" I asked looking at him.

"Yeah, I'm cool with it. There's just one thing I'm mad about; how you think I have a reputation for hurting girls. I know I have made stupid mistakes in the past in previous relationships, but Sophia's different. I really care about her, and I'm going to do my best to make her happy. I could never hurt her like that. She means too much to me," Sean explained.

"Really?" Sophia said, walking over to him. He stood up.

"Really," he smiled. Then they started making out.

"Well, okay, this just got awkward. Glad you too are back together," I said grabbing my book and trying to keep from gagging. I guess I had to study for finals some place else.

As I headed down the hall, I passed Jason.

"Hey, are you headed towards the library?" I said.

"Yeah, why?" he asked.

"Don't. Sophia and Sean are making out, and it's really gross," I said.

"Really? You know, I caught Mom and Dad kissing too. It was so gross. Thanks for the warning though," he said, turning around and heading back to his dorm. At least I still had one family member who was normal.

Cammie's POV:

I have been avoiding Zach for a week now and let me tell you, it has not been easy.

He keeps asking me about the living situation, or tries to I should say, but I keep ignoring him. I have yet to tell the kids about his offer and I know that they would be willing to go, but if I'm under Zach's roof, I was at risk of falling back in love with him. He hasn't even dumped Tina yet, which worries me. I haven't seen Tina, but I know they're still together.

"Cammie! I'm glad I could catch up with you," Zach said. I turned and started walking the other way.

"Wait, Cam! It's about the Co Ops final!" Zach said.

"Wow, its finals week already?" I asked.

"Yeah, sure goes by quickly, huh?" he said.

"I can't believe that Sean made it through an entire semester without blowing up something," I said in disbelief. Zach laughed.

"I heard he did in C&A," Zach said.

"Oh god. Okay, what about the exam?" I said.

"Well, what I was thinking was maybe we could have the kids scale up a wall instead of that other thing we had," Zach said, showing me a map of the exam. The final was for the girls and boys to retrieve something, and we had to make an obstacle course to make it more difficult. We were combining our exam and Grant's and Bex's exam together since there would be physical fighting involved.

"I also checked with Grant, and we're have six operatives fly in to help fight," Zach said. I nodded my approval.

"Sounds good," I said.

"Also, Cam, are you busy tomorrow? It's a Saturday so we have the night off," Zach said.

"Why don't you ask Tina?" I said, sounding a little bitter.

"Tina? Why? Oh wait, Cammie! It wasn't anything serious, I promise. I broke it off when I found out about the kids. That's why you haven't seen her around, she left in a fury when she found out," Zach explained.

"Well then, I guess I'm free tomorrow," I said.

"Good. I'll pick you up at 6," Zach smirked at me and kissed me lightly. He started walking away when he turned around and yelled, "Wear something nice!"

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"So where's he taking you?" Hallie asked as I started getting ready for the 'date'.

"He didn't tell me. He just said to 'wear something nice.' Whatever that means," I said. We were in my dorm because teachers get their own personal rooms. I was standing in front of the mirror in my dress applying mascara. Hal came by and was curious on why I was dressing so nicely and I told her. Now she was sitting on my bed, watching me get ready, and firing questions non stop.

"I bet he's taking you to dinner," she said.

"He probably is," I said, putting in dangly earrings.

"What are you going to order?" she asked.

"I don't know, Hal. I don't know where he's taking me, remember?" I said, putting on perfume.

"Oh yeah, you're right. What perfume are you wearing?" she asked just as I put the bottle down.

"I don't know! Check the bottle, Hal!" I said, frustrated. "Sorry, I'm just nervous. Do I look okay?"

"Mom, you look awesome. Don't sweat it," Hal said. We heard a knock and the door and she said, "Okay, he's here. Have fun and don't break curfew!"

"Imitating me is not appreciated, Anastasia," I said seriously.

"Sorry," she said. She seemed to be more tolerant with people. Normally she throws a fit.

"Good, now get back to your dorm, young lady. I don't want to hear that you were wandering the halls after we left. Got it?" I said. She nodded and opened the door. There stood Zach, wearing a suit and waiting for me.

"Looking good," she said to him before turning down the hallway. He laughed and turned to me.

"Wow, you look amazing," He said. "Let's go."

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Zach drove us into Roseville with the car he came with. He made small talk but seemed to change the subject every time I asked him where we were going. He would smirk and say "Now, Cammie, spies are patient. Or did you forget that?".

Even after 15 years, the man was still as secretive and annoying as he was before.

"Um, Zach, we just left Roseville," I pointed out.

"I know. The restaurant is on the outskirts of town," he smirked at me. Just then I saw a cute little restaurant lit up with twinkling lights and a beautiful terrace patio out back. Zach turned into the parking lot and parked. He got out and somehow made his way to my door really quickly and then opened my door for me.

"Oh, I see you learned some manners over the years," I said, getting out. We started walking.

"I had them before, you just didn't notice," he said, putting his arm around my waist. He approached one of the waiters outside and said his reservation. We were led to a nice table in the back outside and took our seats.

"I can't believe the semester went by so fast," I said, as we looked at our menus.

"Yeah, the triplets caught up pretty quickly," Zach said.

"The get that from my side," I smiled at him. A waiter came and took our orders.

"So, how was the single life for you?" I said to him.

"It was very boring. Tina was the only girl I dated since I mostly focused on my job and looking for you. After I handed over the search to your mother and friends, I realized how lonely I was," he explained then taking a sip of wine. "How many boyfriends did you have?"

"Oh none. Being a single mom took up all of my time. Plus, I didn't really meet many people since I didn't know anyone when I first moved. The only reason I met people was because of the kids," I said. "I'm sorry for not letting you be a part of their childhood."

"It's okay. You can make it up to me by telling me what I missed," Zach said. I smiled and began telling story after story, like how Jason won the 4th grade spelling bee and how Sean threw up all over Hallie's Barbie dolls when he was 3.

"So what were your missions like?" I asked when our food came.

"Oh, I can't tell you. Top secret," he said, probably to annoy me.

"Fine. I don't care much anyways," I smirked at him. A flash of surprise came across his face but he quickly regained composure.

"Well played, Morgan. I know you're dying to know inside," he said.

"You're too cocky, you know that?" I said. He laughed. "Did you invite me to this dinner just to show me that your ego hasn't shrunk?"

"No, but I did invite you here for a reason," Zach said.

"Oh really?" I said, cocking an eyebrow.

"Yes, it was to tell you that I love you, and I have loved you since we first met," he looked me in the eye as he said it. I was stunned. Zach was never the one to be so directly honest about his feelings.

"I love you too," I smiled.

"Good," he smiled back. The waiter came by with the check, which Zach paid and I paid the tip. We walked out with his arm around my waist again and he opened the car door for me like a gentleman. He drove back to Gallagher and led me back to my room.

"Thank you for coming tonight," He stopped and said.

"Thank you for the dinner and for the whole night," I said. He kissed me sweetly on the lips and he turned and started walking away.

"Oh, and Cammie, I have another surprise for you on Monday," he said before leaving.

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After the date, I didn't see Zach for the rest of the weekend and all of Monday morning. I wondered where he was. Also, the triplets were upset that I didn't bring home leftovers because they were then forced to eat Grandma's cooking, which is a lot worse than they expected.

The Grand Hall was bustling with students running to get to class. It was finals week and everyone was super stressed, even the teachers. I hated finals more as a teacher than a student did.

"Hey, Gallagher girl," Zach said, coming up to me. We stood in the middle of the Hall, right at the center of the sea of stressed out students.

"Hey, there you are," I said.

"Here I am. Remember when we were sophomores during finals?" he said. I nodded. "We even had our first kiss right here."

"Zach where are you going with this?" I said, but he ignored me.

"Attention everyone! I just need you to be quiet for a moment," Zach yelled. The hall got quieter until it dimmed down into silence. The students froze in curiosity. Zach turned back to me and got on one knee. "

"Cameron Ann Morgan, I know we have an unconventional relationship and that we both made mistakes, but nothing makes me happier than being with you. I want you to be my wife," he said, opening a box that displayed a ring.

I stood there shocked. "What? Why now?"

"Um, better late than never, right? And since this is where we had our first kiss, I thought it would be special. It would be really nice if you gave me an answer," Zach said, still on the ground.

"Oh! Yes! Yes, I will marry you," I said. He slipped the ring on my finger and picked me up and kissed me. The students around us clapped. Off to the corner, I could see our kids grinning and cheering, I think Sean was even crying.

"This makes the living situation easier," I said. Zach laughed.

"I'm glad we're finally together," Zach said putting me down and kissing me again.

The End.

Pretty cheesy, but also adorable. I want to thank everyone who has ever favorited/reviewed/alerted/or even read this story. Your love and support has meant the world to me and I never would have finished if it wasn't for you. I love you all and I hope this made you happy.

JUST SOME QUICK NOTES:

No, there will not be a sequel. Sorry.

If you liked this story, check out Behind Computer Screens.

I have some stories that I rarely update (The Evil Twin, Secrets Behind Closed Doors, etc.). If you want to take over them, just PM me. I won't be updating them. Also, all of my one-shots are staying one-shots.

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