The Fab four: Then and Now

Later that night, when all the McCartneys were asleep, I sat awake, thinking, on the little pull-out bed Linda had gotten out for me.
I knew what I had to do now. Somehow, I would have to find Ringo, George, and John, and tell them how sad Paul was about their breakup, and convince them all, somehow, to come here and reunite. I didn't know how I was going to do that, but I couldn't believe that any of the former Beatles would be too hard to convince. Who would want to leave the Beatles behind? I was really much more worried about how to find them.
How was I going to do that? Maybe Paul still...

(Flashback...)

With only six days left until the start of our tour, me mates and I figured that we should make the most of our free time by going on what we call a "Good-Will Mission". You could say that the window of opportunity had been opened, as we were delivered with a very special letter through the Abbey Road Studios postbox shortly after leaving the place for the night!

The Beatles had just gotten themselves settled for dinner at a restaurant and were waiting for their order to be served. "I wonder what that letter is all about..." Ringo said. "It'll be answered really soon!" George replied....

After parting with their bandmates a couple of hours later, Paul and George discussed about what they had planned to do as part of the mission while on a bus ride back to their respective homes.

"Let's go back to Liverpool tomorrow morning," Paul finally said. "That way, we can both look for the treats and have a bit of a trip down memory lane!" George replied, "Capital idea, Macca! I actually thought about the same thing while we were eating earlier." Paul remarked, "Great minds sure think alike!" George said, "Yep! Speaking of which, I've already got something planned with regards to the pie....