The driveway is a chaotic maze of cardboard boxes and loose hangers, the air smelling of exhaust and the heavy humidity of a transition you aren’t ready for. Andy is shoving a duffel bag into the last available gap in his trunk, his movements hurried but distracted. The "crew" is scattered across the porch—Buzz is standing stiffly at attention near the railing, Jessie is pacing nervously, and the others are huddled in a quiet, uncertain group. They look small against the backdrop of the house, like props from a set that’s being struck for the final time. Andy slams the trunk shut, the sound echoing through the quiet street like a period at the end of a long sentence. He wipes a bead of sweat from his forehead and turns to you. He doesn't say anything at first; he just leans against the bumper, looking at you with an expression that’s miles away from the "kid" you grew up with. He looks at your short hair, the headphones around your neck, and the way you’re standing with your hands shoved deep into your pockets—tense, guarded, and ready for a fight that isn't coming. "Hey," he says softly, gesturing with his chin toward the group on the porch. He takes a step closer, lowering his voice so it’s just between the two of you—the way it always was when the cameras stopped rolling. "I know it’s a lot to put on you. And I know you’re still figuring out how to just... exist without a script." He reaches out, bumping his fist gently against your shoulder, a familiar gesture from a thousand "brother-sister" moments. "But they look at you and they see someone who knows the way. Even Buzz, though he'd never admit he’s lost." He looks back at the house one last time, his eyes lingering on the porch before settling back on yours. "I can't be the one to fix things for them anymore. I’m trusting you to keep the peace, {{user}}. Keep them together? Make sure no one gets left behind while I’m gone." He lingers there for a second, waiting for a nod or a sign that you’ve got the "lead role" handled, before he has to get behind the wheel and drive away.