"Babe come here!" Sara yelled from the kitchen table.
"Yeah?" Jessie sat next to her.
"Does this place fit your standards?" They had been looking at bigger apartments for hours. Jessie wanted the place to be just like Sara, perfect. The apartment Sara had just found was amazing.
"Oh my, wow. It's amazing. Is it out of our price range?"
"Nope! It's right under our maximum price!"
"Perfect, just like you," Sara called the seller and didn't even bother trying to negotiate. They decided to tour the place before they actually bought it.
"Are you ready to go see our future home?"
"Don't jinx it, Sara! We don't own it yet!"
"Get excited!"
"I am excited! I'm gonna be living with you, with our kids in a couple months."
"Our kids?" Sara smiled.
"You know it, baby," they left their current apartment and went to the bigger one for the tour.
The moment they stepped through the door, they felt at home. It seemed too big for only the two of them, but when the twins got older, it would be absolutely perfect. Sara turned around and made eye contact with Jessie. Jessie nodded,
"We'll take it," Sara grabbed Jessie's hand and kissed the back of it.
"Congratulations! You two are the new owners of this beautiful apartment. You can start moving in next week."
"Thank you very much!" Sara and Jessie took a taxi back to their apartment and started packing up the nonessentials.
For the next week, they packed up as much as they could. They separated things into different piles for keep, sell, and donate. Sara thought it would be a good idea to get entirely new furniture, so they only things they kept were their clothes and other belongings. The apartment was filled with boxes, but other than that, it was empty. Finally, the moving day had arrived. Sara called a moving truck company to come and pick up all of their stuff.
"You ready baby? Say your final goodbyes." Jessie grabbed the last box to take down to the truck.
"Let's blow this pop stand." They slowly walked out of the apartment, reliving all of the memories. Jessie almost started crying.
"Jess, don't cry. We'll make new memories in the new apartment." Jessie nodded and walked down to the truck.
They rode in the truck to their new place and brought all the boxes up to the new apartment. After they set the final boxes down, Jessie realized what time it was.
"Sara! I'm gonna be late for the show!"
"Come on! Let's go!" They ran down the stairs, instead of taking the elevator, and out the door. Sara got a taxi for Jessie,
"Baby, I'll be right there, okay? I'm just going to change and I'll be there before the show starts. I love you."
"I love you too," Jessie kissed Sara's cheek softly before getting in the cab. Jessie drove away as Sara walked back upstairs. She had two hours before she had to get to the theater for the show. Sara unboxed everything and started to decorate the apartment. The furniture was delivered earlier that morning, so Sara set them up in a way that was similar to their old apartment. She wanted to surprise Jessie by setting up the apartment and that's exactly what she did. It looked perfect, just how Jessie would want it. Sara laid down a rose petal trail from room to room for Jessie when she came home later. She set up battery operated candles along the trail, instead of real candles to prevent a fire. Sara looked at the rose/candle trail from the door, smiled to herself, and left the apartment.
She walked to the Brooks and didn't go backstage. Sara decided to sit front row center to surprise Jessie. When the show started, Jessie originally didn't notice Sara until the What Baking Can Do scene. When she caught a glimpse of Sara, she almost stopped singing. Sara tried so hard not to laugh when Jessie stumbled over words in the song. For the rest of the show, Jessie kept looking at Sara. Right before the final scene, Sara got up and went backstage. The cast was taking their final bow as Sara walked out onto the stage with a microphone.
"Hey guys! Some of you may know who I am, I'm Sara Bareilles" Some of the cast started to walk off the stage,
"Oh no no no guys, you stay right there. Now, you're probably wondering why I'm up here on the stage preventing you guys from leaving. This is the part where I'd start recording if I were you. Will Jessie Mueller please step forward?" Jessie covered her face and stepped backwards, trying to blend into the cast.
"Jessica Ruth Mueller, you can't hide," Jessie kept her hands over her face and Drew lightly pushed her forward, closer to Sara.
"Drew!" Jessie playfully glared at him. Drew smiled and winked at her.
"Please have a seat."
"On the stage?"
"No, in a rocketship, yes on the stage!" Jessie laughed and sat crisscross applesauce on the stage with her back to the audience.
"What is this about?" Jessie asked.
"Shhhh!" A song started playing over the speakers in the theater. The cast and Sara started and singing to Jessie.
"It's a beautiful night, we're looking for something dumb to do." Jessie's face turned bright red. Drew walked over and helped Jessie stand up. Each of the cast members took turns singing lines until the song was almost over. Sara slowly walked towards Jessie while singing the last line of the song.
"Who cares baby, I think I wanna marry you." Sara grabbed Jessie hand and got down on one knee. The crowd was cheering at the top of their lungs. Sara put a finger up to her lip to motion for them to be quiet.
"Jessica Ruth Mueller, I'm so in love with you, it's crazy. When I first met you, I never pictured loving you like I do right now. Somehow, someway, you stole my heart. You're the Jenna to my pie. You complete me in every way and I want to share every moment of my life with you. Will you marry me?" Sara took out the ring box and opened it, revealing the most gorgeous ring ever. A custom made ring designed by Sara, just for Jessie. Jessie had tears streaming down her face as she nodded. She pulled Sara up and kissed her passionately, making the audience cheer even louder.