R leaves to go to meet Marcus for a tuxedo fitting and his bachelor party.
Juliet almost begs him to stay; Nora decided to throw a big baby shower for her.
She spends most of her shower smiling a big fake smile and thanking people she does not know.
She opens gifts smiling and thanking the gift giver every time she receives baby clothes, a beautiful bassinet from Nora, and a bunch of other necessities.
When it's all over and everyone has left, Juliet finds herself exhausted she sits on the couch and falls asleep.
Nora quietly cleans up the mess and leaves her there asleep.
R at awakes her about 4 am, limping in the door, looking tired.
She slowly sits up, her form making it hard to sit up to quickly, and looks at him.
"Have fun?"
"Ughh.." R says shaking his head, "I would have rather been here with a bunch of women."
"That bad?" She asks frowning.
"Definitely.'
Marcus's Bachelor party
R is on baby sitting duty, he drew the short straw among Marcus's friends.
He has watched most of the guests at Marcus's Bachelor party that is being held at a local bar, puke and stumble out of the bar girl on arm.
The young man makes sure they have designated drivers, and watches Marcus drink with a bunch of sorority girls.
He leaves the almost married man alone to go to the restroom and comes back to find him lying on the ground.
"R, I see so many sounds!" Marcus slurs throwing his arms up in the air.
"Okay, buddy I think your good for the night…" R says helping his friend up, then limping and almost dragging his friend out of the door.
He curses his damn leg acting up, but he keeps hold on his very inebriated friend.
After about twenty minuets of struggling, he finally gets Marcus buckled into the passenger seat.
"Awh thanks mom!" the older man says putting his hands on the dash.
R shakes his head and pulling out of the parking spot.
The car is quiet for a few minuets until they stop at a stop light.
"Look R, bacon!" Marcus says, pressing his face against the window and making pig noise, he is pointing at a cop parked on the side of the road.
R grips the wheel and hopes for the light to change.
Marcus rolls down his window, "Here piggy, piggy."
The cop looks up at the clearly wasted passenger and laughs.
"Sorry officer!" R yells, then he locks Marcus's window and rolls it up.
He pulls out on the green light as fast as he legally can.
Marcus's soon to be wife helps her groom in the house and thanks him.
He leaves their house glad the nights over.