Carly sat on her couch, a pamphlet in her hands, pouting down at it. Sam lay back next to her, her feet over the back edge, examining her toes.
"How much do you wanna bet I can play Violin Hero with my feet?" Sam asked.
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"Hide me," he said, exasperated. "She's trying to give me a full set of vaccine boosters before I leave. And not in the arm."
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Sam, of course, was diplomatic as always. "Awwww, is widdle Fweddie allergic to the East Coast?"
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"But apparently aggressive parenting dot com told her that it was important private school preparation. Don't even get me started on--"
He sniffed the air.
"Did Spencer set something on fire again?"
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"I can't believe you're both leaving me!" Carly flopped back melodramatically on the couch. "I'm going to have to spend all my time hanging out with Gibby!"
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"Sam, you're not helping," said Carly.
"So what else is new?" Sam shrugged, kicking her feet up on the coffee table again. "'Sides, at least this way we can still do iCarly, right?"
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He headed towards the kitchen. "Anyone else want a Peppy Cola?"
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Sam worked her hand like a puppet. "Blah, blah, nubby blah. Don't need the details, Fredward. Just need to know it'll work."
"You should be nicer to him," Carly said. "He's going to be the only person you know at that school."
"But making fun of Freddie relaxes me!"
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He sighed and shook his head. "Are you sure you can't come too? I mean, Spencer can probably take care of himself for... okay, no, he probably can't."
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"He really can't," Sam said. She moved over to throw an arm around Freddie's neck -- more chokehold than hug. "Guess we're stuck with each other."
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"Yaaaaaay."
There was no enthusiasm in his voice.
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