While Jeffrey slept on the sofa covered by the morning paper, Reva sneaked out of the house to visit Dr. Hendrix in Oncology at Cedars. After awakening and finding Reva gone, Jeffrey stopped by Company to tell Buzz that the wedding was back on. Jeffrey wanted all the food Buzz had on hand for the reception. When Jeffrey said the event was happening that day, Buzz looked shocked. He was even more astounded to hear that Jeffrey hadn't a location for the wedding. Jeffrey asked Buzz to help him find a place that said, "Reva and Jeffrey" to him. They got into Buzz's car, and Buzz complained because he had to drive. Jeffrey offered to give him a half tank of gas. Before they even took off, Jeffrey spotted a place and said it was the one he wanted for the wedding. "You see the sign? It says scheduled for demolition." Buzz said. Jeffrey replied that as long as it was still standing that afternoon, he didn't care.

Later, Jeffrey and Buzz sat down with the owner of the place, hoping to convince him to let them hold the wedding there before the demolition. The owner debated their unusual request, and Jeffrey thought perhaps money was his issue. Buzz lightly touched Jeffrey's arm and said money was no issue. Since Buzz thought it was all about love, he urged Jeffrey spring the extra bucks to get the place he wanted. Jeffrey asked the owner to ignore his partner. The owner's interest piqued and he said his life partner, David, was the same way about money. The owner asked Jeffrey and Buzz how long they'd been together. Buzz looked mortified when Jeffrey took his hand and said, "Sometimes it seems like forever." Jeffrey continued, saying that he and Buzz had seen the place and it looked new to them all over again. The owner didn't think he could stand in the way of true love. Buzz covered Jeffrey's hand with his and stiffly replied, "You've made us the two happiest men in Springfield."

Moments later, a woman walked up and told Jeffrey that it was a shame he was going off the market. The owner looked confused. The woman left, and with a fake lisp, Jeffrey said, "She's been trying to get me to switch teams forever." The owner nodded and then told Buzz and Jeffrey that they should get together with David and him sometime to go out. After the owner left, Buzz said Jeffrey owed him one, but Buzz was going to give him a pass because Buzz had become convinced that Jeffrey was good for Reva. Even so, Buzz thought that the incident with the property owner had sparked a question. Stroking Jeffrey's hand, Buzz raised a tantalizing brow and asked him just how far he'd been willing to go to secure that place for the wedding. Jeffrey tossed Buzz's hand off his arm, saying, "Wouldn't you like to know."

After Reva's appointment, Reva encountered Lillian at the hospital. Lillian asked her how her appointment had gone. Reva shrugged anxiously, saying that the doctor had to run tests. Lillian asked her if she'd told Jeffrey about the lump she'd found, and Reva said there was nothing to tell. Tearfully, Reva said she wasn't being righteous or noble by keeping it a secret as she'd been the time she'd kept the cancer news from Josh. As she tried to explain herself, Reva got overwhelmed with anxiety and rushed to the bathroom to throw water on her face. A trembling and wet Reva looked at Lillian standing behind her in the mirror. Crying, she told Lillian that she was scared. Reva went home to tell Jeffrey about her appointment. She found a note from him that said there was a lot to do since the wedding was really happening. Upon reading the note, she again decided that there was nothing to tell Jeffrey.

Hawk visited Reva to say that he couldn't make her impromptu wedding because he had a meeting with Carson in California. He said he'd cancel it if Reva really wanted him to. Reva wondered if that was his way of still rooting for a Reva and Josh reunion. Hawk said he'd come by to give Reva his blessing to marry Jeffrey. Still, Hawk admittedly worried whether or not her new marriage could withstand the "Always" promise from Josh. Reva told her father that when he'd left their family, Reva had been just a little girl who'd thought she'd done something wrong. All she'd wanted was to feel safe and secure with her father, but Hawk had left her. Ashamed, Hawk said she hadn't been the reason he'd gone. Reva replied that she'd understood that in time; However, Josh had been there for her in the meanwhile, making her feel safe and loved. Once she'd battled cancer alone, she'd realized that she didn't need Josh to feel safe. Everything that she'd needed had been inside her all along. Reva felt that her cancer battle had made her whole. About the time she'd realized that, she'd fell in love with Jeffrey, whom she loved in a different way than she'd loved Josh. Tearfully, Reva said she couldn't wait to start her life with Jeffrey.

Hawk seemed to understand her feelings and told her that if she ever needed to feel safe again, she could call him and he'd be right there for her, "First class." Reva chuckled and then asked him when his flight was. Hawk said he still had time and then he turned on the radio. He said her wedding to Jeffrey seemed like it'd be her last, so he had to take advantage of the time he had left. Hawk took Reva into his arms and told her that he wanted dance with his best girl. Reva curled onto her father's embrace and danced with him.

After Hawk left, Reva pulled out her wedding dress. She heard a knock at the door. Upon answering, she saw huge red arrows on the ground. "Jeffrey..." she uttered and followed the arrows until she reached a huge, white two-story home with a wrap-around front porch. Reva strolled across the large front yard to read the demolition signs on a trellis. She looked to the porch just in time to see Jeffrey unrolling a banner that said, "O'Neill/Shayne Wedding: Two hearts, One Love."

Jeffrey greeted her with a kiss beneath a sprawling tree. Reva said she always loved that place, but she'd thought they were tearing it down. Jeffrey said they'd slipped in right under the wire, but then he asked her was it too shabby. An emotional Reva thought it was perfect. "We're going to get married here, Reva. What the hell!" Jeffrey said. Reva agreed, "What the hell..."

Meanwhile, Ashlee stopped by the mansion with breakfast and informed Dinah that Bill was in New York City on business. Some time later, Dinah looked over the balcony in the parlor and found Alex on the sofa with her feet up. Wearing a dynamite powder blue skirt suit, Alex seemed to make herself at home since Bill had gone out of town. Dinah figured she must have been the only one who didn't know Bill had left. Alex said partnering with Alan and Alex gave Dinah the chance to one-up Bill. Alex wondered if Dinah wished Bill would realize he was taking her for granted on his own. Alex sighed, saying she'd been waiting for Alan to make the realization about her since before Dinah had been born. Dinah said she'd found a small company that she could "buy for a song," and it was the type of thing she and Bill would've celebrated together. Alex said that was before Bill stopped taking Dinah seriously. Dinah huffed that she couldn't do anything since the company belonged to Bill. "When the cat's away...tralah, tralah, tralah." Alex replied.

Alex and Dinah went to the bar at Towers. Later, Alex boarded the elevator and Dinah said she still had some calls to make. Alex asked Dinah if she wanted to company so she wouldn't be alone in the mansion. Dinah said she didn't see it as being alone but rather being in charge.

In the meantime, Bill tailed Lizzie through the streets of New York. She found Alan's hotel room, but only the maid was inside. The maid knew Lizzie's name and advised Lizzie to stay, saying Alan could use her help. Lizzie sat in the room crying, looking at a picture of herself as a child. Bill took a call in the hallway and told the caller to keep the lawyers on it because Alan was after Maximus. He then went to the room where Lizzie was. Lizzie looked up and wasn't surprised that Bill had followed her. She just wondered why he'd come. Bill said she shouldn't be alone in her state. He took her hand and offered to help her find her grandfather.

After a couple hours searching the city for Alan, they sat down in a park near a fountain. Lizzie worried that Alan might be dehydrated or that no one in the city would know who he was if he collapsed. Bill uttered that Alan was probably a lot better off than Lizzie thought. Lizzie pressed him for an explanation to the comment, and Bill said he thought Alan was in New York to somehow steal Bill's business from him. Lizzie grew upset, thinking that Bill wasn't there for her benefit at all. He swore that he was there because he cared about her, but Lizzie stalked off.

Bill chased Lizzie back to Alan's hotel room, and they argued about Bill's motives. She called Bill a liar who only pretended to care. Bill said he was worried that his relationship with Lizzie would never happen. Lizzie retorted that he should worry because it wouldn't ever happen as long as Bill wanted to have it all. Lizzie said their relationship was perfect as long as they could live in a bubble without the complications of the world and his ambition. Bill said he and Lizzie wanted the same things. He wanted them to try harder at their relationship. Even though he was ambitious and wanted everything, he said he wanted Lizzie the most. Lizzie turned her eyes away from him.