A few hours later...

After checking in and leaving the other stuff at their respective hotel rooms, the mop-topped lads returned outside to find a place to eat. "I dunno about you, mates, but the sea breeze is making me crave for some samaki and chips." George alisema as they walked. "Ye took the words out of my mouth, Geo! I had the same thought even while we were on the road." John replied. "Yeah, and it's also fitting for this stop!" Paul added. "Here-here!" Ringo said. "Great minds think alike!" George replied. Luckily, they happened to spot a seafood shack just across the street, so that is...

(Flashback...)

The mwaka was 1963, and never before had jolly ol' England experienced such a massive phenomenon when it came to homegrown music. Our debut album was selling like hotcakes just shortly after getting ourselves settled with our own recording studio in Abbey Road, concerts were sold out, and even the papers ran headlines that screamed "BEATLEMANIA! It's happening everywhere...". While we didn't expect all of these at first, it'll soon turn out to be something we won't forget in the years to come.

(I'm sure wewe already know about this, but the headline above was actually a real life...

Hazel was sent to the hospital to be treated for her injury upon Jeremy's insistence. The bullet had only penetrated the skin, so removal wasn't difficult. Hazel was sent nyumbani to rest. Jeremy took her nyumbani and stayed with her so that she wouldn't be recovering alone. Later, John talked with Paul and said, "I'm going to find out where Hazel lives. I want to visit with her. I never got to thank her for what she did for us." Paul said, "We'll all go." He was also very proud that John started using the word "us" again. John sent Hazel an e-mail. With Jeremy typing for her, she told John what her...

"Y'know, as much as I enjoy riding the train, travelling kwa road has its special charm." George told his friend while the van glided through the highway. "I'd have to concur, Geo," Paul replied. "Especially for whenever you'd go on trips like these with your family!" George said, "Precisely. Which reminds me, I hope to get me own car kwa this coming Summer!" Paul said, "Cool! Best of luck with that!" George winked in response.

"Where would wewe like us to drop wewe off?" Mr. Harrison asked kwa the time they were getting closer to London. "In Trafalgar Square, Dad. We'll be spending the rest of the...

The following day, all four Beatles met again at the Great Ormond mitaani, mtaa bus stop. "Wow, that's a lot of toys ye bought!" George remarked while John and Ringo carried their Hamleys bags. "Yep! The kiddos will be pleasantly surprised to see them." The former replied. "I know they will!" Paul winked.

They were soon greeted kwa the head nurse upon entering the hospital lobby. "Welcome! I see wewe fulfilled that special request of mine, eh?" she said. "We certainly have, madame!" Ringo replied. "Well then, let's go up!" The nurse replied. With that, the lads followed her.

In one of the zaidi public...

Paul and George soon went inside the bakery while the latter's parents waited for them in the van. After taking a quick look at what's in stock, they found two boxes of keki (which also turned out to be the last batch for the day) with flavours consisting of chocolate, vanilla, strawberry, caramel, banana, and even kuki, vidakuzi & Cream!

"Here they are," Paul alisema as he carried one box. "Exactly what I've been looking for!" George added while doing the same with the other, "And complete with various colours of yummy frosting, too!" They then paid for the keki and returned to the van, thus...

"What an experience that was, darling," Pattie alisema after the story came to a finish. "I can see why wewe decided to put dating on hold until wewe met me in Ireland two years later. That Doria witch sure had it coming to her!" George replied, "Yep! It was certainly worth the wait!" Pattie replied, "Indeed! And Wendy sounds like a nice fan. I hope she's been doing well." George said, "So do I, honey. That siku we spent together is one I'll forever cherish." Pattie smiled in response.

"I must add that Uncle Ringo summoning those forest wanyama for the showdown was pretty funny! The same goes for...

The inayofuata day, George was strolling around Trafalgar Square when he saw Wendy sitting kwa one of the fountains. The teenage shabiki was on the verge of crying again as she was still recovering from what happened yesterday. She had also hoped that her favourite Beatle would come back and make up for it.

As a few tears streamed down, she felt George wrap, upangaji pamoja his arms around her and dry them with his free hand. "It's all right, love," he soothed. "Don't cry. I'm here." "G-Georgie?" Wendy responded, then looked up and perked almost immediately at the sight of his handsome face. She said, "Oh, Georgie! I am...

The first siku of March had finally arrived, and the Beatles were on their way back to Abbey Road Studios for the tour rehearsals. Once they met inside and got their instruments prepared, John exclaimed, "Are ya mates ready?!" George replied, "As ready as we'll ever be, pal! Hit it!" They then had a grand time over the inayofuata two hours while taking water breaks in between.

When the lads were done, they proceeded to the meeting room for some pizza and Dr. Pepper. "Those rehearsals were mighty gear, me chaps! We now have the rest of the mwezi to get ourselves all set for this Spring tour." John remarked....

Even as the showdown was approaching an saa since it started, the other Beatles were having the time of their lives in making Doria suffer. At this point, the mad scientist was battered, bruised, and even bleeding. "Call off these nasty vermins!!!" she shouted as the foxes and squirrels held on to her. "Nope, not a chance!" Ringo replied. "That's what ye get for calling us insects, ya witch!" John added. "And for brainwashing our dearest friend, too!" Paul said.

At that moment, they heard a familiar voice which made them smile: "Need some help, me mates?" And there, marching into the kitchen,...