Being More Than Friends

Being More Than Friends is the first TV special of the Kiff's Pre-Teen Angst Trilogy.
==Plot==
In the past two weeks of summer, Kiff and Barry are relaxing while remembering the adventures they gone through up til this point. When Barry remarks how "cute" Kiff was when wearing that outfit in high school, and being in her swimsuit, Kiff remarks how Barry was a "hunk" and "so hot" when seeing him in his swim trunks and remembering how Barry twirled his shirt around when Kiff won the game, they started to feel uncomfortable. As they about to leave, Barry says "Bye Kiffy sweetie!" making it more awkward.
At their homes, Kiff and Barry are confused over what happened yesterday. While talking to themselves, they come to the dreaded conclusion they hit puberty, not knowing they blurted it out their families overheard them. When explaining their confusing feelings to their families, Beryl, Mary, and somewhat Martin is curious and understand their children are reaching that "certain point at their age" that is natural Kiff and Barry are going through. Kiff and Barry reveal this is happening because they kissed each other, leaving their families shocked upon hearing the news.
Kiff and Barry explained that when they were playing water balloons with their friends, one of the balloons hits a Tuft Pierre student. Kiff, Barry, and their friends ran upon the students from Tuft Pierre were after them. When Barry tripped on a rock, he and Kiff hid in a bush. The Tuft Pierre students found them, only to be disgusted that they are kissing. The Tuft Pierre kids walked off, Kiff than notices Barry looking amused about the kiss until Kiff snapped him out of it and asking if he thinks the kiss was real, making the two uncomfortable and nervous, which lead to them having the awkward moment they had yesterday.
After the explanation, Kiff and Barry also stated neither of them don't know which one came up with the idea for the two to kiss. Harry is skeptical that his brother and his best friend kissed, but Terri is supportive what he did on his supposed first date, and Barry doesn't think of it as a date as he didn't know what would date go. Mary comforts him as Barry is getting older and how it is wonderful he and Kiff are sharing the experience. Mary declares that is how teenagers act upon, and recalls how Harry and Terri fell in love with fictional characters from books, but before she can go into detail, Harry and Terri stepped in and offered to help Barry with dating advice. Barry is grateful but tells he should ask for their mom as he states the two is never seen getting dates since Harry is more in love with his DJ skills and Terri is more in love with his social media.
Kiff is still fretting over about the kiss, and how it might affect their friendship, and thinks Barry might go out with another girl before running up to her room. Martin sheds a tear that his daughter is growing up to a "uncertain awkward adolescent" and laments that she is growing up so fast. Beryl goes up to Kiff's room to comfort him about not being ashamed of having feelings for her best friend, but Kiff think she can't look at him the same way. Her mom assures her that these feelings can't change anything between her and Barry. Kiff starts to feel better until she starts to talk about how wonderful Barry is before realizing she is getting "romantic". Beryl tells her that she can't suppress her feelings, and she has to express and share them. She than recalls how about the adventures the two shared together, this makes Kiff feel better only to come to the conclusion an adventure can take her off of these feelings.
==Trivia==
*Opening sponsor: Carnival Discount Coupon.
Category:Kiff
Category:Disney television specials