July 10th 2024.
Stevie sat in the back of a cab, waving goodbye to the familiar streets of Walford. He had finally accepted that his son, Billy, wanted nothing to do with him, and it was time for him to move on. As he looked out the window, he couldn't help but reflect on the recent events that had led him to this moment.
He couldn't believe that just a few days ago, he had been living a lie. His son had just found out the truth about his mother's death, and it had been devastating. Stevie had finally come clean about what had really happened, and it had been a weight off his shoulders. He knew that he had been wrong to keep the truth from Billy, but he had been scared of losing him all over again.
Billy's brother, Teddy, had convinced him to give Stevie a chance to explain, and they had all sat down in the Queen Vic to have a heart-to-heart. Stevie was grateful for the opportunity to speak to his sons and tell them how proud he was of them. It had been the best moment of his life, getting to know his grandchildren and making amends with his family.
But as he left Billy and Teddy to it, he couldn't help but feel a sense of sadness. He knew that this was the end for him in Walford, and he wanted to make the most of his remaining time. So he headed out into the Square, where he soon found himself in a confrontation with Phil Mitchell, Billy's uncle.
Despite their differences, Stevie couldn't help but feel a sense of kinship with Phil. They were both fathers who had made mistakes, and Stevie knew that Phil could understand his situation. They argued about their parenting styles, but in the end, they both knew that they were just trying to do their best for their children.
In a moment of rebellion, Stevie managed to swipe Phil's car keys and convinced Mo Harris to join him on one last adventure. They sold the car for a large sum of money, but neither of them wanted to keep it. Instead, they decided to use it to give back to the community. It was a small act, but it made Stevie feel like he was making a difference.
As he prepared to leave Walford for good, Stevie knew that he had to make things right with Billy. He asked for some time to say goodbye to his grandchildren, Will and Janet, and in a bittersweet moment, he left an envelope of cash in Billy's living room. It was his way of saying sorry and trying to make amends for the past.
With a kiss for Mo and a final look at the Square, Stevie climbed into the back of a black cab, ready to start the next chapter of his life. It was a classic East End exit, but for Stevie, it was a new beginning. He had finally said goodbye to Walford, but he knew that he would always carry a piece of it with him.
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