THE END

Final Scene: Sunrise – Beach Shoreline

The sky is just beginning to turn pale at the edges. The group has fallen into scattered sleep — some on beanbags, some on the couch, some inside.

Tui walks down to the shore with Beam, barefoot, arms swinging loosely between them.

“You okay?” Beam asks.

Tui nods. “For the first time in a long time, I think I am.”

They walk in silence, letting the waves lap at their ankles.

Back at the house, Nut and Hong are curled up on the balcony, watching the sun creep up.

William and Est share a blanket on the deck, heads tilted together, William reading aloud from a book Est once gave him and never finished.

And inside, Lego wakes up with Diamond’s arm slung over his waist. He turns to look at him — at the face he once only saw on screens, now beside him in real life, every morning.

Diamond stirs. “What?”

Lego just smiles. “Nothing. Just… glad.”

And in that simple, golden hour light, everything softens. Everything becomes clear.

They’ve loved and broken, healed and fallen again — but they’ve done it together.

They’re not perfect. But they’re still here.

And that, in the end, is everything.