Hannah Montana: The Movie Page #4

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Right now let's see

if a country girl still exists.

- Two weeks?

- Think of it as a Hannah detox.

Take that wig off

and get back in the truck.

No. I'm not getting

back in the truck. No way.

I'm not getting back in the truck, Dad.

I'm going to New York whether you

like it or not, and I'm not... Whoa!

Give that back, you mangy little...

Look at that. Girl don't even

recognize her own horse.

Now that truly is sad.

Blue Jeans?

Meet us at the house.

Just about a mile up the road.

Don't forget your suitcase.

In my defense, you do look different.

Did you do something to your tail?

Good boy.

All right, now. Help me out.

Hold still.

Blue Jeans!

Blue Jeans!

Ya!

Hi. You all right?

Blue Jeans doesn't really

take well to strangers.

Especially not dirty, sparkly ones.

I know. He's my horse.

Miley?

It's me. Travis?

Travis Brody? We were

in the first grade together.

Me and you went to your

Uncle Earl's farm and swam

- and got poison oak all over our...

- I remember you, OK?

I also remember you hanging me

headfirst down a well.

Yeah. I guess I had a

pretty big crush on you back then.

But don't worry about it.

I'm over it.

Good to know.

Don't come around

too often anymore, do you?

Often enough.

Only a couple times since your

ma died that I've heard about.

So how long are you staying?

- Two weeks.

- Ha!

- Good luck with that.

- What's that supposed to mean?

Considering what you're wearing

and the fact that you couldn't

get back on your horse,

I'm guessing you

went California on us.

I have not. You don't know

anything about me or California.

Let me guess, celebrities are

just regular folk like you and me.

- Some are.

- Oh. Uh-huh.

You, uh... you

actually know any?

I know Hannah Montana.

Hannah Montana? Really?

Yeah. I...

I practically saved her life

surfing the other day.

She owes me big time. We're like...

We're like best friends.

Huh. Best friends.

They're all waiting for you inside.

I'll take Blue Jeans, put him away.

- You don't have to do that.

- It's kind of my job.

I've been working for

your grandma for the summer.

Ooh.

This is usually about the time

someone would say "thank you. "

- I was getting there.

- No need.

See you round, Smiley Miley.

Remember? That's what he used

to call you. Smiley Miley.

I remember.

I got my Miley back!

Come on, Miley,

take the next verse.

Come on.

Get your dog back and your house back...

I want my life back, Dad.

Sorry. Sorry, everybody. Hey.

Happy birthday, Grandma.

Well, I just blew out my candles,

and I already got my birthday wish.

Come here, sweet thing. Ohhh.

I have missed you

more than you can imagine.

And thank you.

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