S.S.R Book 3
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- Clean GetawayNic Stone
- "Welp. Guess that's the end of fantasy jewelry shopping for this old bird! I'm clearly losing my marbles (103)."
- Scoob sees G'ma change license plates and gets suspisious of her. Scoob worries about his dad and checks G'mas phone and sees 17 missed calls from dad. He tries to call him late at night when G'ma is asleep,
- G'ma picks up Scoob for a road trip because Scoob was upset about his dad not allowing him to not meet his mom. G'ma explains to Scoob that she sold her house to buy the RV. Scoob starts talking to G'ma about how he is getting in trouble in school.
- During the drive G'ma and Scoob stop by a jewelry store and G'ma steals earrings. G'ma claims she didn't mean to and is just going crazy. G'ma has a talk with Scoob about Gpop who went to jail for stealing back in the day. G'ma shows Scoob a box that he isn't allowed to open yet.
- Scoob sees G'ma change license plates and gets suspisious of her. Because of this, he worries about his dad and checks G'mas phone, he sees 17 missed calls from dad. He listens to a voice message that makes it very clear that Scoobs dad has not heard from G'ma and that he has no idea where they are.
- "Dad, we gotta go on a trip (220)."
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- "Guess we're going for a drive (220)."
- Thank you for coming on this trip with me.
- G'ma finally admits that she stole all the jewelry all those years ago and that it wasn't Gpop. G'ma couldn't deal with the guilt of knowing she made him go to jail for no reason. G'ma made him go to jail because of her own mistakes than never evn visited him. This was enough for her to collapse
- Scoob gets help for G'ma and she goes to hospital. G'ma dies shortly after. Scoobs dad meets him and says that he is allowed to meet his mother if he would like. Scoob is nervous and says he isn't ready to meet her yet.
- Scoob opens the box that was given to him by G'ma and finds a note that said "Thank u for coming on the trip with me". Scoob asks his dad to go to Mexico so scoob can bury the box.
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