After Andy and Rena dropped Isabella off at the Lee house, they headed downtown for their special anniversary dinner.
"Table for two under Yablonski," said Andy when they approached the hostess.
"Of course right this way," she said cheerily leading the couple to a more secluded table and handing them menus.
"What I wouldn't give for a nice juicy steak right now," chuckled Andy, "What kind of wine did you want?" he asked looking up at Rena.
"Um, actually, I think I'll just have some water," she responded.
Andy gave her a confused look but said, "Okay whatever you want babe." Rena chuckled. Clearly it hadn't hit her husband yet.
"Have we decided yet?" asked the waiter coming over to the table.
"I'll just have some water and chicken," said Rena.
"New York strip, well done, and I guess just a Coke," Andy said.
"Only you," said Rena shaking her head, "Would combine Coke and a well done steak. Just the thought of it makes me nauseous."
"You sure you're alright?" he asked. His wife was looking little pale and worn-out now that he observed her more carefully.
"I told you long day at work," she said taking his hand.
"I have something for you," Andy smiled pulling the poorly wrapped gift out of his jacket pocket, "Open it."
"I hope the organs don't look like the wrapping paper once you're done," she laughed tearing open the wrapping paper and opening the box underneath it. She found a gold, heart shaped necklace inside it, "Andy it's beautiful," she said with a tear in her eye.
"Only the best for my one and only," he said sauntering around and standing her up, "Here I'll put it on you."
Rena handed him the necklace and turned around as Andy opened the clasp and put it around her neck before they both sat down again. Just then the food arrived.
"Thank you for everything sweetheart," said Rena when they were almost done, "Not just tonight but for the last twelve years."
"I've known you since we were five Rena, I have a lot to live up to," he smiled, "I hope Isabella grows up to be at least half as good as you."
"Andy you need to save your voice. We can also discuss this when the baby gets here,"
"What?"
"Happy anniversary baby!" she smiled.