Epilogue:

A few months later...

Carmen was waiting for her mother to come to pick her up. A lot has happened in the last few months for the Total Drama next generation kids.

Shortly after reuniting, Alejandro and Heather had gotton married and was currently expecting another child. Heather was getting awfully big to be having one child.

Geoff and Bridgette had a little girl. She had the fair skin and blonde hair of her parents, but had her mother's olive eyes. She was named Kayla Morgan Surton. She was currently five months old.

Trent and Courtney had another kid too. A boy with fair skin and green eyes like his father, but freckles and brown hair like his mother. He was named Gregory Austin McAllister. He was currently three months old.

Duncan finally had the guts to ask Gwen to marry him, but they had a small ceremony in a court for family and friends.

The kids had graduated from kindergarten with high honors.

Right noe, though, Carmen just finished with a playdate with Vince and waiting for mother to pick her up from there, but she was no where to be seen.

Suddenly, Gwen came bursting out the door with Vince in tow.

"Carmen! Come on!" Gwen shouted, grabbing Carmen's hand.

Carmen and Vince ran with Gwen, wondering what's going on. They ran to the bus station and grabbed a couple of seats. They sat down in those seats.

"Gwen, what's going on?" Carmen asked.

"You'll see," Gwen smirked.

The bus took them to the hospital. They got off the bus and walked into the waiting where the rest of Carmen and Vince's friends and their parents were.

"Hey guys," Vince said, still wondering what's going on.

The rest of Total Drama Generation came up to Vince and Carmen as Gwen sat by Bridgette and Courtney with their latest children in their arms.

"Do you guys know about what's going on?" Carmen asked, worryingly because she didn't see her parents with the rest of them.

"No idea," Daniel shrugged.

A woman with fair skin and brown hair in a ponytail came in. She wore a nurse uniform that consisted had multi-colored teddybear shirt and light blue pants. She clutched a clipboard and pen as she gazed around the room. She looked kind of pudgy, too.

"Carmen Burromeuto?" she called timidly.

Carmen looked up at the woman, then to her friends that surrounded her, and then to the group of parents who eagering grins on thier faces. Finally, Carmen looked back at the woman, raising her small tan hand.

"I'm Carmen," she said timidly.

The woman smiled sweetly to her.

"Come with me," the woman replied, motionning her to follow her.

Carmen hesitated but soon walked with the woman down the hall.

Carmen had never been in a hospital before, but it gave her jitters. She seen movies where miracles and disasters happened here. Miracles like babies being born here or people recovering from surgery and accidents here, but disasters like someone having no chance of survival from cancer or some other fatal, deadly diseases. SHe hope that her parents were alright.

"Here we are," the nurse stated, as she turned in front of a large brown door with the knob that you push in to enter a room.

"So why am I here?" Carmen asked, looking up at the woman.

"You'll see," the woman responded, with a comforting smirk.

The woman pushed the door and revealing a small hallway-like walkthrough with a bathroom on the left. The hallway lead to a room where the curtain was pulled. Carmen walked into the room, afraid what she'll see behind the closed curtain. SHe slowly approached the curtain and pulled it with her hand to reveal her father. Carmen was relieved to her father there, putting on a cheerful smile while running towards him.

"DADDY!" Carmen shouted happily, jumping into his open arms.

Alejandro smiled happily and he hugged his daughter back. He and Carmen had grown close for the past months, mainly because Heather was experiencing many mood swings that she had told them to spend time together since Alejandro had not been for Carmen for her first five years on earth.

Carmen pulled back wondering where was the one person that was missing that she loved.

"Where's Mommy?" Carmen asked, with concern on her face.

Alejandro was about to reply when the said person spoke up.

"Right here," Heather said, kind of weakly but happily.

Carmen looked towards and jumped from her father's arms and ran to her mother's side with a cheerful smile. Heather laid in a twin-sized bed with white sheets covered them and a bunch of wires and buttons. Heather was dressed in a hospital gown and hooked up to a machine with wires. Strangely, to Carmen, she looked...not big anymore.

"Mommy, how come you're not big anymore?" Carmen asked.

Heather and Alejandro smiled at the way her curiousity showed. Not a quality that both of them, yet their daughter had this quality.

"Here we are mom and dad," a familar voice rang out.

Heather, Alejandro, and Carmen turned the source of the voice and revealed that it was the same nurse that brought Carmen here, but she had two surprising visitors with her. The visitors squrimed around in a clear crib-like cart with shelves with assorted items below. One of the visitors were wrapped in a blue blanket and another was wrapped in a pink blanket.

Who were these visitors?

"Carmen, there's a couple of people I like for you to meet," Heather explained, pulling Carmen into her lap.

Alejandro then smiled as he grabbed the visitor in pink and walked towards his wife and daughter with it. Heather lifted her arms to take the visitor into her arms and lowered it down to Carmen's lap.

"This is your little sister," Heather explained.

Carmen's eyes widened then soften as she looked at her sister. The little baby was small but strong as Carmen wrapped her small arms around the baby. She held her little sister with the help of their mother. The baby was still dark and warm from the delivery and the eyes were still closed as the baby clenched her fists and stirred at the contact.

Alejandro then walked up to the three girls with the visitor in blue in his hands and sat by the bed in a chair. Alejandro held the bundle in Carmen's line of vision.

"And this is your little hermano," Alejandro explained.

Carmen looked at the little blue bundle. The baby looked like the baby she held in her arms, but the only difference is that this baby was wrapped in a blue blanket. The baby's eyes were closed as he squirmed in his daddy's grasp.

"I'm a big sister, like Rachel!" Carmen exclaimed quietly, but then came a realization. "What are their names?"

"Well, we were thinking that you named them," Heather explained.

"Oh okay," Carmen replied.

Carmen looked down at her sister intently.

"How about Selena Nicole," Carmen asked.

Alejandro and Heather exchanged a look of wonder.

"Selena Nicole Burromeuto has a nice ring to it," Heather agreed.

"Well, Selena Nicole it is," Alejandro declared.

"And he looks like a John Miguel," Carmen commented, looking at her nameless brother.

"I like that name," Heather said.

"Alright, then that settles it," Alejandro said.

"Hi, Selena Nicole and John Miguel Burromeuto," Carmen said, looking at her little siblings back and forth. "I'm your sister, Carmen."

Right after Carmen said that, both of the twins eyes' opened wide and they smiled at their older sister. Carmen gasped at this little surprise for her. Selena had the same color eyes as their father while John had the color of their mother's.

The family continued to bask in this moment.

Back at the waiting room...

"So Carmen has two siblings now?" Vince asked.

"Yes," Gwen replied.

The children were in the laps of their availabe mom or dad. The parents looked around the room, stealing glances at each other. They remembered the adventures that had on Total Drama, but they all didn't get along.

Heather and Gwen couldn't stand each other, but now they were best friends.

Noah used to be the sarcastic nerd that everyone didn't like, but now he was tolerable.

Izzy used to be a giant nutcase that was obsessed with explosions and bombs, but now she has calm down a little bit for her kids.

Katie and Sadie used to be inseparable and crushed on the same guy, but they were married to different men and spent the last five before the girls reunion apart.

Ezekiel used to be sexist and then a rabid and dangerous creature, but now he was back to normal with a new attitude about females.

Sierra used to be an obsessive fan of Total Drama and Cody, but now Cody is her husband because she had tone down obsessiveness.

Harold used to this skinny, very very sensitive nerd who knew everything about everything, but now he was a musclar nerd who knew everything about fatherhood.

Leshawna used to be a chunky diva who couldn't dance great, but now she was skinny mother who still can't dance good.

Owen used to fart and ate everything in sight, but now he didn't fart and eats everything in sight still; not as much though.

Courtney used to bossed everyone and sued everyone when she didn't get her way, but now she was more mature and don't those things.

Heather used to be the queen of mean, but now she was now a kind and caring mother.

Gwen used to be a loner, but now she had a son that's very outgoing.

Cody used to be the one everyone called shorty and shrimp, but now he was called tall, proud, and father.

The marriages of Trentney and Gwuncan proved that not all opposites attract.

Courtney decided that the events could've had happened...

The events like...

Her and Trent reunting...

The Total Drama cast reuniting...

Her and Trent's wedding...

Heather and Alejandro reuniting...

The birth of her son...

The AleHeather wedding...

The birth of Alejandro and Heather's twins...

Everything after that day...

The day when a child wanted guitar lessons.

And done...wait not yet!

Just a quick note!

Sorry about the late update! For some reason I can't seem to get on the computer!

BTW, Selena Nicole didn't come out of thin air. That's someone's real name in my life, someone real special.

There's going to be a sequel to this story!

And here's a sneak peek!

When A Group of Teens Turn Thirteen...

Sneak peek!

New confessions...

"I've liked you since..."

"Hey, I think I'm..."

"I'm in love with..."

"I can't believe that I..."

New tragedies...

"I lost the baby..."

"I can't believe my spouse is cheating on me..."

"I'm deeply sorry for your lose..."

"You been doing what..."

New drama...

"He doesn't even like you..."

"You're a disgraced to this club..."

"She likes me, not you..."

"We're not friends anymore..."

New people...

"Hi, We're your neighbors..."

"He hired me as an assistance..."

"I'm a new student..."

"I can't wait working with you..."

Old friends return...

"Campers, how has it been..."

"You're back..."

"Hey, I remember you..."

"Oh, It's you..."

Old habits return...

"You sound just like your old self..."

"I can't believe you've something that you used to do in the past..."

"What just happen right exactly how you were..."

"I thought you've change..."

Nothing is ever going to be the same for these families...

"Children, we are going to be apart for a while..."

"No, honey, don't do this..."

"I miss you..."

"Mom, I'm..."

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When A Group of Kids Turn Thirteen

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