Tabitha tried to cheer up a depressed Endora about their moving plans. "We're getting out of here before it's too late," Tabby noted. "Harmony is doomed." Upon seeing noticing that the sands in the hour glass were running out, a worried Tabitha continued packing. She became teary eyed upon coming across some Timmy memorabilia, then worried about finding a temporary home for Fluffy. Once she made a few calls, Tabitha was able to convince a witch doctor to take her pet. Tabby was worried that evil was making a premature arrival when her house began shaking. When it subsided, Tabitha was determined to get out of town right away but she was to find Endora's crib I empty.

Paloma thanked Noah for her roses, but he said he didn't send them. Oops. They came from Roberto with a card declaring his undying love. Noah became furious and headed upstairs to "kill" Roberto. Paloma became alarmed when she heard glass breaking and rushed upstairs. She found Roberto's room in shambles and the window shattered. Noah emerged from the bathroom with a wet washcloth on his hand. "You killed Roberto?" Paloma gasped.

"I can't believe Pretty faked her pregnancy," Luis groaned to Fancy, who said she never wanted to see her sister again. However, a compassionate Luis admitted he could never hate Pretty and in fact, felt sorry for her. Meanwhile, Sheridan was peeved to find Pretty at her cottage. "Go crawl in a hole and stay there," Sheridan growled. When she pointed out that there was no splitting up Luis and Fancy, Pretty became unglued. "Luis loves me and we're going to be together forever," she shrieked. "I just have to figure out some way to get him back." Sheridan was shocked by her niece's delusional state, especially when Pretty declared she had the perfect way to get Fancy out of Luis's life "forever!" Pretty then shared her plot to disfigure her sister's face with acid.

Gertrude pointed out to Ethan that he didn't seem excited about renewing his vows with Gwen. Ethan admitted that he wished he was marrying Theresa, who seemed mightily tempted to reveal her identity at that moment. Ethan then surmised that Theresa would be happy that her children have a mother, but Gertrude tried to plant doubt in his mind about that theory. Ethan left to search for Theresa's letter but she knew that he would never see it since Gwen destroyed it.