That's me. Jane Quimby.
My life is a little complicated right now.
I landed my fashion dream job working for her,
Gray Chandler Murray.
The only problem? They think I'm an adult.
Now I am juggling two secret lives,
one in high school and one in high fashion.
I found out that Jeremy was the mole.
He was the one giving our designs to Beau, not India.
Rita Shaw told me that you're single.
Ben Quimby is mine, so back off.
You had your chance. It's my turn now.
I really like the idea of "Us".
Why did you leave us, Mom?
She's gonna be all fun and charming
and then she's just gonna leave.
And I don't want her to hurt Jane.
If you give me this opportunity, I will not let you down.
I would like you to stay.
Oh, Jane! There you are. You've met Christian?
Uh, no, I haven't, but I'm a huge fan.
Aw, thank you, though, nice meeting you.
Well, I need to get back to the office.
It was really nice to see you.
Nice to see you, too, looking gorgeous, as always.
You're sweet. And Jane,
when you get in, we need to talk about the other night.
That was close.
I've been here for the last 10 minutes distracting her
I'm sorry, what?
Um, look.
This is bad. Very, very bad.
Just put away all these...
This is terrible. Beau is engaged.
Oh, I don't know.
If you ask me, I think they could be happy.
Yeah, in a twisted father-daughter kind of way.
- Do you think she knows? - No.
I saw her smiling this morning.
This news would be devastating to Gray.
- I'll go tell her. - No!
Hmm. Lucky you.
Get in here.
Yes, Gray?
I heard you all out there.
What were you talking about?
- Well... - Don't play games with me, Jane.
I know it's all over town.
It is?
I'm so sorry, Gray.
What is he thinking? She's, like, so young.
What are you talking about?
I'm talking about Jeremy stabbing me in the back.
I'm sure everyone in the fashion business knows by now.
I can't even bring myself to look at the Internet or the papers.
Yes, you should not look at any of that stuff.
So, tell me, Jane, how long did you know that Jeremy was the mole
before you told me?
Only a day.
- One day too long. - I know.
I was just shocked and upset
and the truth is, I didn't know how to tell you.
In the future, Jane, I need you to be honest with me
about everything.
I will, I promise.
Actually, there is one more thing.
Do you think she told her?
I'm gonna say yes.
Gray really did a number on this cell phone, didn't she?
Tell me about it. I have to get her a new one.
And I'm thinking that a few backups might not be a bad idea
until Beau's wedding passes.
You know, if you're busy, I could do that for you.
I'm already going to be running out to get new toothbrushes.
New toothbrushes?
The bristles you and Ben use are too hard.
You're removing plaque, not stucco.
You touched my bristles?
Ben, relax. Mom's probably right.
But I like my toothbrush.
He's just afraid that
you're not going to be able to find another one
with a picture of Batman on it.
That was a little sassy.
I'm sorry.
No, please. Never apologize for quality sass.
It's a gift.
The more I think about it,
a cell phone is not what Gray needs.
What she needs is to get back out there.
- Back out where? - On the market. For a man.
Trust me. Gray and I are very similar.
We're women of the world.
We're much more than just our beauty.
Do you know what online dating site she uses?
Online dating?
Um, that doesn't seem like Gray somehow.
It's how I met Dakota.
Dakota?
My boyfriend. Well, ex-boyfriend.
- Sort of. - Sort of.
It's complicated.
It usually is with you, right?
Well, I better be going.
Oh, don't forget parent-teacher conferences are this week.
I know. I'm parenting and teachering.
But just so we're clear,
it's a Spider-Man toothbrush, not Batman.
I think he's warming up to me.
I was thinking maybe we could hang out tomorrow.
That is, if you don't have any other plans, of course.
Hmm. You and me? Plans on a Saturday?
You sure you're ready for that?
I'm serious. How's 5:00 P.M.?
- Perfect. - Great.
Barbecue at my house.
At your house with...
My parents.
Yeah, I don't know about that.
Oh, come on, don't be such a chicken.
They're harmless. And they really want to meet you.
That's nice. It is. It's just...
Please? For me?
5 o'clock.
Don't be late.
Okay, okay, people! The time has arrived.
Signups for the school play have finally begun.
Whoa, what're you doing?
What does it look like I'm doing?
The school play? Are you serious?
Deadly. Why? Is that a problem?
Oh, no, I just... I guess I didn't
peg you for the dramatic arts type, that's all.
Well, there's a lot you don't know about me yet, Billy Nutter.
Saturday, 5:00, don't forget.
Why so serious?
Zoe wants me to meet her parents.
- Uh-oh. - Not helping, Jane.
I'm sorry, I...
Yeah, yeah, you don't like Zoe. I get it.
Come on, Billy. That's not true.
It just feels like...
Like I'm what?
Like you're replacing me?
You're being crazy.
Am I?
You know what? It's fine. Forget I said anything.
You've moved on.
From Lulu and that's a good thing.
Janey...
No, really, it's fine.
Hello, ticket sales.
Nick Fadden, right?
Yeah.
I'm so sorry to hear about that arm.
Ooh! Total bummer.
Thanks.
You know the saying, though.
When life hands you lemons, audition for Prince Charming.
Yeah, I don't think that's how the saying goes.
Well, it should.
Listen, Nick, you have star quality, okay?
I have an eye for this.
Do yourself a favor and don't let that potential go to waste.
I don't know. Just think it over.
Ben! There you are.
Hey, Amanda. Heard about the play sign-ups.
Exciting stuff.
Oh, yeah, well, I'm just trying to do my part,
you know, give back.
Speaking of giving back,
I was thinking maybe this weekend you and I could...
Oh, no, she did not.
Sorry.
Oh my God, Rita.
What's going on?
Nothing. I just...
I just have to go.
Hey, are you okay?
I'm fine. Really, I'm...
Not fine.
It's Ben. He's over me.
Over you? Aren't you the one that broke up with him?
I think I made a mistake.
Well, then, tell him you want to get back together.
It's not that simple, Jane.
Things... Things have changed.
You mean Miss Clark?
I can't compete with Amanda.
I never could and I never will.
That's crazy.
You're not in high school anymore, Miss Shaw.
And besides, I know my brother.
And he likes you just the way you are.
Which is more like this.
Just be yourself. No one can compete with that.
We saw the hallway debacle.
It's already gone viral.
And we overheard Jane's advice.
- Bad advice. - Very, very bad.
- Being yourself... - Equals staying single.
Perhaps for an eternity.
You want to win Mr. Quimby back,
you're gonna have to step it up.
- Big time. - Trust us.
Girls, I appreciate your concern
but you should get to class.
Suit yourself, Miss Shaw.
Hey, Mom. Sorry I can't talk.
I'm late for work.
- And I've got to change. - Don't mind me.
Although I have good news,
I just finished Gray's online profile.
I'm sorry, what?
Isn't it exciting?
No, no, no. No, no, no, no, no. What did you do?
Well, you just seemed so overwhelmed lately, kiddo.
I thought I'd take something off your plate.
Mom. At no point was creating
an online dating profile for Gray ever on my plate.
"Easy-going and affectionate,
enjoys long walks on the beach."
Gray is none of those things.
Well, in the world of online dating, illusion is everything.
Trust me, she'll thank me later.
Welcome. Welcome, you guys,
to auditions for Amanda Clark presents
Cindy, A High School Cinderella.
Okay. I am Amanda Clark.
You probably recognize me from film or television
but I am so proud to say that it is
right here, on this very stage, that it all began.
Actually, this stage was put in after we graduated. So...
What I meant to say
was that it all began here at Whitemarsh.
And who knows? Who knows?
One of you might be
the next Amanda Clark.
Looking out around this crowd,
I see three... Oh, well, maybe two
potential Cindys here today right now.
But Miss Shaw insisted that everyone deserves a chance.
Right?
So, let's get that part over with.
Yup? Good luck!
"They're not even my real sisters.
All they want to do is hold me down. They're evil."
Seriously, why would I ever put up with their crap?
"They're not even my real sisters.
All they want to do is hold me down.
They're evil."
You know, what exactly is evil about her sisters?
I think they're really funny.
"They're not even my real sisters.
All they want to do is hold me down.
They're evil."
"And I feel trapped.
I just wish that I could break free
so I can live the life my father wanted for me."
They look happy. Don't you think?
Who?
The couple that just... Never mind.
Um, you know, this is probably none of my business,
but have you ever thought about getting back out there?
Out where?
Out into the world of dating?
Oh. Jane. This is my fault.
- What? - I think I've been too kind to you.
I believe I've given you the illusion
that you and I are friends.
Oh. No. No, no, no...
Let's be clear. You sharpen my pencils.
We don't do girl talk.
Understood.
Gray? Is that you?
Oh, no.
Tamara! How are you?
I'm fantastic. But why have you been avoiding my calls?
Avoiding? No, I must not have gotten the messages.
Jane?
No, I gave you her...
I... No, I didn't give you those messages.
It's my fault. I'm sorry.
Don't let it happen again.
Well, now that I have you here,
how am I going to lure you over to my new company?
I'm flattered. I am.
But I'm happy where I am right now.
At least listen to my offer.
You know you'd be happier with us.
Thank you, but if Donovan were to know
we were even here together, I would be out of a job by tonight.
Well, if you change your mind,
you know where to find me.
What's up? So, how'd the audition go?
It was good. She asked a few of us to stay.
She wants to check chemistry with the possible Prince Charmings.
Oh.
So, before we begin our auditions for Prince Charming,
I should tell you guys that there is a kiss.
And I know that that might sound a little bit intimidating
for some of you people right over here,
but I assure you it is just acting, okay?
Hey, can we talk?
Sure. Is everything okay?
You tell me.
Lately, it seems like you're
upset about something.
I'm fine now. Thanks for asking.
Well, I just wanted to make sure.
You look really nice, by the way.
Actually, I think that it is only fair that I demonstrate
for you the difference between acting and real life.
So, uh, let's see here.
Ben! Mr. Quimby.
Would you join me on stage, please?
Uh-huh. Yes, you.
Get up here.
So, a stage kiss is only acting, right?
So, just, you know, shake off those inhibitions.
Come on.
And use your instrument to just take hold of that emotion, okay?
It's kind of like this.
Whoa!
Thank you, Mr. Quimby.
That was wonderful.
You're welcome.
And helpful.
So...
Sorry.
Is that a dating website?
No.
Yes. Sort of.
It's okay. I get it.
Get what?
I'm competing with others.
And I want you to know that I'm up for the challenge.
Good to know.
This isn't for me.
My mom created an online dating profile for Gray.
Oh.
You think that's a good idea?
No, of course not.
Which is why I'm trying to delete it before Gray finds out.
Finds out what?
Nothing, it's just this...
Just, uh, Jane's mom made an online dating profile for Gray.
That is a great idea.
No, we need to shut it down right now.
Jane!
That was fast.
Gray, I'm so sorry. But maybe, you know,
if you put yourself out there again...
Look at this!
"Gray Chandler Murray spotted with Tamara Mellon."
"Is she jumping ship at Donovan Decker?"
-Oh, no. -Oh, yes.
Donovan knows Tamara's been trying to get me over there
ever since she left Jimmy Choo.
If Donovan sees this...
Maybe he won't.
Gray Chandler Murray's office.
It's Donovan.
Yes, Donovan I assure you there is nothing.
Yes, Donovan, I understand.
Thank you.
So, do we still work here?
Yes, Jane.
I mean, you didn't do anything wrong.
You just ran into Tamara on the street.
It doesn't matter. Perception is everything in this business.
If something like this were to happen again,
there'd be no convincing Donovan that it was an accident.
That'll be all, Jane.
Looks like Gray's having a rough day.
First Beau. Now this.
What did you hear?
Nothing. Nothing at all.
Hello, is this Tamara Mellon's office?
Yes, this is Gray Chandler Murray's assistant.
Gray would love to set a dinner with Tamara
to discuss their possible future.
Saturday at 5:00 at the Boathouse?
Perfect. She'll be there.
Eli. Check this out.
I thought you were gonna delete this.
I was! But then Gray got a hit.
Look at this guy, he's gorgeous.
Let's not get carried away.
He looks like George Clooney.
Yeah, if you're into that kind of thing.
Most of us are.
Good job, likes to travel,
Harvard grad. He's perfect.
Seems kind of ordinary to me.
Olympic medalist.
I concede.
He wants to meet Gray this Saturday at the Boathouse at 5:00.
Do you think we should tell her?
Yeah, absolutely, we should.
And by we, I mean you.
Good luck.
Everyone, in my hands, I hold the cast list.
Let the dreams begin.
Someone named Zoe got the lead?
Who is Zoe?
That new girl Billy's dating.
This new drama teacher blows.
Tell me about it.
So, which parts did we get?
I don't know. I can't get close enough to see.
Excuse me.
Get out of my way.
Evil stepsisters?
When I played Cinderella, I was the youngest Cinderella
in the history of acting.
Congratulations!
I can't even believe this is happening.
Wow, I got the lead.
Looks like it's you and me, Fadden. Cindy and Charming.
Guess so. Yeah.
Cool.
Sorry I'm late...
-Mom? -Hey, Ben.
-We're almost done. -Done?
Done with what?
Parent-teacher conferences, of course.
I'll fill you in on Jane's progress later.
Right now,Mr. Wajid is giving me a recipe for spicy coconut curry.
You don't like curry?
Oh, he's such a picky eater.
You're missing out.
Mom, when I mentioned conferences,
I didn't mean you should come.
Why wouldn't I? It's parent-teacher day.
Mr. Wajid is a teacher. I'm a parent.
She has a point.
Yes, technically, all that is true.
Is there a problem?
No, it's just...
I appreciate you taking an interest in Jane's life,
but I've kind of got it all covered.
I was just trying to take some of the load off.
You always seem so busy.
I'm not that busy.
Really?
Then why were you 15 minutes late?
I just want to help. Let me help.
She's a lovely lady.
You should take her up on it.
Mr. Wajid, do you mind?
I'm trying to have a discussion with my mom.
Why are you getting so upset?
I'm not upset.
Good. Because today is a great day.
Jane is above average in her academics
and her attitude is excellent. Isn't that right?
Better than some people I know.
She's trying to be supermom, and it's getting on my nerves.
She's just trying to be part of our lives.
I mean, isn't that what we wanted?
No, that's what you wanted. I got dragged into this.
You know, Ben, you really need an attitude adjustment.
Yeah, I know. Mr. Wajid told me.
I just wish you could be more understanding.
- Like me. - Really?
Oh, so, then, you're totally fine
volunteering to do costumes for the play with mom?
What?
Right after parent-teacher conferences, she signed you both up.
I don't have time for that!
Whoa, easy, Jane.
She's just trying to be a part of our lives.
You should try to be more understanding.
I gotta go.
And we will talk about this later
if I'm still alive.
Why? What's wrong?
I got to tell Gray something.
And if you don't hear from me in the next 24 hours,
I want to be buried with all of my shoes.
What do you want?
Want? I don't want anything.
Good.
Actually, I...
Here we go.
Jane, I've had a rotten morning and my patience is low,
so you've got exactly 20 seconds to spit it out.
Right! Here goes.
My mother, god bless her,
created an online dating profile for you.
What?
I know. That was my reaction.
And I was going to take it down,
but then, we got a hit.
And you should see this guy. He is gorgeous
and he's rich and he likes all the same things that you do.
And you're not speaking and you're turning red,
so I'm gonna go cancel immediately
and work on my letter of resignation.
Don't move.
Just exactly
how rich and gorgeous are we talking about?
Nice try, but wrong century, Miss Shaw.
Girls, I happen to like that book. That book is...
Ancient history is what it is.
You are up against a legend.
An old-school, circa 2005 level mean girl.
And those are the worst kind.
You need to step up your game if you plan on beating Miss Clark.
Girls, I'm not trying to beat anyone.
And I really don't think it's appropriate that you...
Look. Do you want to win back Coach Quimby?
Yes or no?
Yes.
Then you need to listen to us.
And while you're at it, these bad boys aren't helping.
Did you organize my closet?
Do you like it?
No. I don't.
I don't like it at all. I can't find anything.
I had a very precise system going on in there.
Benjamin.
What?
Come on, it was chaos.
It was controlled chaos.
What's going on?
I organized his closet.
And he's going to be happy with it.
Trust me, I once worked at a closet organizing company in Denver.
Of course you did.
I've got everything color-coded and sorted by season.
Oh, and I sorted your girly magazines by date.
Oh, my God!
Can you believe your brother?
Actually, Mom, I can.
What does that mean?
It means the new toothbrushes,
the reorganizing of the closet,
the costumes for school.
I'm just trying to be your mom.
No. You're trying to fit
eight years of parenting into a single week.
It's too much.
I see.
Mom.
I need your help, Janey. And I need it fast.
Step into my office.
Okay, I mean, I know dinner with Zoe's parents
might sound intimidating.
But you have to trust me.
Big picture? This is a good thing.
I know. I'm just a little...
Anxious?
Yeah. You know my history with parents.
And it's not good.
I just want you to help me
look a little bit more, I don't know...
Presentable?
I thought you were over the whole
changing your image for someone after the Lulu debacle.
Yes, I am.
But this is different.
Zoe is different.
She's not trying to hide me from her parents.
She actually wants me to meet them.
You know? And that means a lot.
Well, then, you need to trust
that she wants you to meet them for a reason.
I know. I know.
I just...
I don't want to be the guy a girl has to sneak
through her bedroom window anymore, you know?
I want to be the guy that
she's proud to have walk through the front door.
Like you do here?
- Hello? - Is this Jane?
Uh, yes.
This is Tamara Mellon's assistant.
She's running a bit late to meet Gray.
I'm sorry. Meet what?
She should be at the Boathouse by 5:20 at the latest.
- The Boathouse? - Yes.
- India. That bitch! - Excuse me?
Nothing. I'm sorry.
You know, I think there's been a misunderstanding
and Gray's gonna have to cancel.
Nobody cancels on Mellon. Make sure she's there.
I am so, so dead.
Yeah, well, what's new?
No, I mean like dead upon arrival. No resuscitation.
- Oh, my God. - Whoa. It's okay, Jane.
Just breathe. Just breathe. How bad can it be?
I convinced Gray to go on a blind date.
Yeah, that's the road to bad.
And now she thinks she is going to the Boathouse
to meet the perfect man.
But here is no perfect man.
It's just Tamara Mellon!
Try her cell.
She broke it. I was supposed to get her a new one.
Yikes.
Where else could she be? Maybe at the office?
I'd go with the one on the right.
I was leaning towards this one.
That one works.
I mean, I'm not an expert or anything.
You're a fashion prodigy.
Oh, yeah. That's right, I am.
In that case, you should take my prodigy advice
and go with the one on the right.
Okay.
Hey, I know you probably don't wanna talk about this,
but I'm sorry about what happened with Beau. Getting engaged.
Why would I care what Beau does?
Because I know you.
You don't know me that well.
I'm your nephew.
Not here, you aren't.
Here, you are my employee.
Well, it's the weekend.
He just met her.
What?
Beau.
He's only known her a few months
and they're already getting married.
Well, I guess some people just move on faster than others.
I have a date tonight.
Really? That's great.
You know, they say the best way to move on is
to meet new people.
Actually, I'm not that fond of new people.
Well, I'm glad you're making the exception tonight.
I'm still leaning towards this one.
Either way, you're gonna look beautiful.
Hey, have fun tonight. I'll see you on Monday.
You want me to get that?
No. Like you said, it's the weekend.
I'm sure it's not that important.
I've tried the office, her home, Eli, Carter.
No one is picking up.
What if we just call the restaurant and leave her a message?
It's too risky.
Oh, and I bet India's waiting there with that photographer,
so she can get pictures of Tamara
to put all over the web for Donovan to see.
Why are you looking at me like that?
Don't you think you're being just a little bit paranoid?
So, how's this angle?
Just get the shot.
I have got to go there and
stop Gray from walking into India's trap.
Okay, then, let's go!
You can't come.
Not this time.
What're you talking about?
I'm talking about dinner with Zoe's parents.
I can't pull you away from that.
I can do this on my own.
No way, Janey.
There's enough time to do both. All right?
I can get you to the city
and be back in plenty of time, no sweat.
You're sure?
Of course. Absolutely. Now let's go!
Okay, I have identified the problem.
Great. Give me the good news first.
What makes you think there's good news, Jane?
I don't know, this had all the
makings of one of those good news, bad news situations.
Yeah, it's not.
Okay. Just say it.
The Beast is dead.
You wanna say any last few words here?
We don't have time for last few words. I can't believe this.
This is the most unreliable car in the world.
Okay? Take it easy. She can hear you.
You just said she was dead.
She's risen from the dead before.
Good point. I'm sorry, we love you.
But it is an unreliable car.
We need to call somebody right now.
Hey, don't look at me, all right?
You're the only person I'd call in this situation.
But clearly, you have a plan B.
- Hello. - Mom, hi.
What are you doing?
Nothing.
I'm not going to do anything else unless you ask me.
I need your help.
Are you asking for my help?
Yes, Mom.
Well, I just want to clarify.
I don't want to be yelled at again.
I didn't yell.
You were a tad stern.
And when I'm dead, you'll probably feel guilty about it.
That's great, Mom. So, are you going to help me or not?
Absolutely.
Okay, well, my car broke down and Billy and I are stranded.
Can you come get us?
Of course I can. Where are you?
I'll text you the address. Just get here soon.
Dakota, what are you doing here?
Well, after what happened, I needed to see you.
I miss you.
Hey, Rita.
Hi, Ben. Amanda.
Rita. Ben and I were just gonna share some wings.
Oh, it looks like you took down a few there yourself.
Good for you, by the way.
You know, most girls are just so worried about their figure.
But I just have crazy respect for people like you
that just eat whatever they want.
Thanks.
I'm gonna get us some drinks. What are you two drinking?
You know what I want.
Actually, I was just leaving.
Really? That's too bad.
Yeah. That's too bad. It's really crowded in here.
Do you mind if we steal your table?
- Go right ahead. - Great.
Bye-bye, Rita.
So, I'll see you tomorrow?
Yeah. See ya.
Did you forget something?
Oh, here it is!
A chili cheese fry that fell out of the basket.
No, thanks. All yours.
Oh, I know he is.
Hey. I thought you were leaving.
Well, apparently, she's still hungry.
- Can I get you a drink? - I'm okay.
One Bloody Mary for you, Tabasco on the side.
She doesn't like it too spicy.
How nice that you know that.
Just a little splash is all I need.
I'm gonna grab another chair.
Ben. So, I was thinking.
Maybe Saturday, you, me, Broadway show.
Maybe some dinner. What do you say?
I've got a game on Saturday.
Do you still wear those cute uniforms?
Oh, God, I just remember how cute you were
in your uniform back in high school.
- Oh, this drink is too spicy. - Are you okay?
Oh, my throat is closing up.
Oh, no.
I just need some water. Rita?
Rita, give her your water!
Why would you do this?
You did this?
I'm sorry. It was stupid. Here.
No, I don't want your water. Ben?
- I'll get you another glass. - Please hurry.
Amanda, I am so sorry.
And scene.
What?
This little one-sided
competition between us was kind of fun for a while.
Now it's just annoying.
Do me a favor and don't mess with me again. Okay?
Here, here, here.
Oh, thank you.
Oh, my God. That was so scary.
- Are you okay? - Yeah.
Oh, come on. Where is she?
She'll be here. Don't worry.
I just don't want to be late.
I'll get you there. I promise.
So, meeting the parents.
This thing with Zoe is getting pretty serious, huh?
I guess so.
I'm happy for you. I really am.
So, what about you?
How are things with that guy at work?
Eli?
We keep talking about this date, but it hasn't happened.
Do you want it to?
Yeah, I think I do.
Finally.
Mom, who's this?
That's Dakota.
Oh, your mom picked up a hitchhiker?
Sweet!
No. He's her...?
Boyfriend. Hi.
You must be Jane. It's nice to finally meet you.
- Nice to meet you, too. - Ex-boyfriend.
- Can we talk about that first? - Sure, let's talk.
Uh, yeah, we should probably get going.
Oh. Right. Sorry. Uh, where to?
Oh, uh... No.
Billy, your dinner with Zoe's parents is in half an hour.
That makes Gray's date in half an hour, too.
That's more important.
- No, it isn't. - Yes, Jane, it is.
I'm just saying you could at least say goodbye.
- I said goodbye. - In a letter.
I think I deserve better than that.
You brought it with you?
Yes, I did.
Light's green, mom.
What are you gonna do? Read it out loud to everyone?
If I have to.
No, you really don't have to do that
because it's none of our business.
No, no, no. I wanna know what it says.
Stay out of it.
And the light's still green, mom.
I'm a little distracted here, Jane.
And it's red again.
You know, maybe we should just not talk.
Great idea. Nobody talk.
Any minute now and Gray's
gonna be Donovan Decker's ex-creative director.
Who are you talking to?
You.
Should I know who Donovan Decker is?
Just make sure you're ready.
Come on, Gray, come on.
We made it.
And you look perfect.
Like a real-life Prince Charming.
And by the looks of it, you found your castle.
Zoe's a lucky girl, Billy.
Thanks for getting me here, Janey.
Of course. I mean, how many times have you come to my rescue?
I'm sorry about Gray.
It's okay. This was more important.
Don't worry. Hey. They're gonna love you.
How could they not?
Go!
Hey. You made it.
Hi.
You look a little nervous.
Yeah, you know, I just want your dad to like me.
Odds are one of them will.
Wait. What? Attend. Quoi?
Billy, I'd like you to meet my dads. Billy, je voudrais que tu rencontre mes pères.
You have two dads? Tu as demux pères?
I told you there were things about me that you didn't know.
Thank you for coming to get us today. Merci d'être venus nous venu aujourd'hui.
Of course.
Nice place.
Thanks. You can help yourself to the fridge or whatever.
Thanks.
Is he gonna be okay?
Oh, he'll be fine.
What about you and Gray?
I'm so sorry I caused all that drama.
You were just trying to help.
Yeah. I guess I try a little too hard sometimes.
I just want to be a part of your life.
You are a part of my life.
And now we have all the time in the world.
Okay, I'm gonna go check on the fallout.
I will let you know how it goes.
Good luck.
Okay.
Hi, Jane.
I'm so sorry, Gray. I had no idea this was going to happen.
Don't apologize. I'm the one that couldn't go through with it.
Wait. What?
I stood up my date.
I'm just not ready yet.
It's okay. You will be.
Oh, and Jane?
Thank you.
Good news, Mom.
Gray didn't show and it's all gonna be okay...
Will you marry me, Kate?