When everyone got home, Jade and Scott decided to have a special night with Lisa who was at home right now, but would be taken in for a surprise when Jade told her to come at a certain time.

"My cousin and Lisa?" Scott asked. "Are you sure about that, Jade?"

"I'm positive that this will work out great." Jade comforted.

"I guess... This is Rodney we're talking about..." Scott reminded her.

"All right, you get dinner together and I'll go get Lisa." Jade smiled as she went to her childhood best friend's house.

Scott then went to take care of dinner.

"Lisa, please come out of your room, you can't stay in there forever!" A woman's voice pouted.

"Yes, I can!" Lisa sulked as she buried her face in her pillow while crying. "Nobody's ever going to love me!"

Jade then rang the doorbell and the woman of the house opened the door. "Howdy, ma'am, I need to borrow Lisa for a little bit." The teenage cowgirl greeted her friend's mother.

"Oh, hello, Jade, please come in..." Lisa's mother smiled. "I'm afraid Lisa's still a little heartbroken, with what happened to that Jeff Bennett boy."

Lisa's father frowned as he stood by his daughter's bedroom door as she cried.

Jade went upstairs and knocked on the door. "Lisa, it's me, Jade," she said while knocking on the door. "I need you to come with me."

"Jade?" Lisa pouted. "Oh, now's not a good time... I'm a mess."

"Come on, Lisa, you need to get outta the house," Jade told her best friend. "Don't make me lasso you like when we were kids on the couch durin' rainstorms."

Lisa then got up and opened the door while sniffling.

"Come on." Jade said as she grabbed her hand.

"Okay..." Lisa pouted.

"Thanks, Mr. and Mrs. Foxworthy." Jade smiled to Lisa's parents as they waved to the girls as they left.

Lisa took a deep breath and tried to relax. "I'm sorry, Jade, I just don't think I'll ever find the right boy..." she said. "I don't think I can babysit Dexter and Dee Dee again for a long time."

Meanwhile, Scott was taking Rodney home as well after he got done getting dinner ready.

"I had to break-up with Sky and Zoey." Rodney cried, looking as miserable as Lisa was.

"You didn't even date them." Scott pointed out, bitterly.

"It was the hardest thing I ever had to do." Rodney pouted.

"Oh, brother!" Scott groaned and rolled his eyes. "Well, uh, cous, you know what they say, there's plenty of birds in the sea... Uh, or is it fish?" he then looked confused.

"Will I ever find my true love?" Rodney pouted.

Scott rolled his eyes again, he then saw Jade and Lisa coming towards them which made him smile.

"Ooh, something smells good..." Lisa smiled.

"There's chicken with some potatoes and cabbage, oh, and hot honey rolls, I hope that's okay." Jade told her.

"Sounds nice." Lisa replied.

Lisa got the doorknob as the same time as Rodney. They both looked at each other, Rodney had his usual love fest at Lisa, and Lisa blushed deeply at him. Jade hid a small smirk while Scott rolled his eyes since this always happened to Rodney.

"Uh... Hi..." Lisa smiled. "I'm Lisa."

"I'm Rodney." Rodney smiled back.

"You're cute," Lisa smiled. "Wanna be my boyfriend?"

"Yes!" Rodney beamed as he wanted to hear that question almost all his life.

"I give it a few days until Rodney finds another girl." Scott whispered to Jade with a joking smirk.

"Nah, I don't think so," Jade told her boyfriend. "I think those two are really in love with each other."

Scott shrugged.

Eventually, the four sat down to have some dinner together before they would watch some movies.

"I rented a couple of movies before the night," Jade told the others, taking out two DVDs. "A romantic comedy and a horror flick."

"Uh-huh..." Lisa replied as she stared into Rodney's eyes.

"Sounds nice..." Rodney added as he stared into Lisa's eyes.

Jade then nudged Scott with a knowing smile as Lisa and Rodney looked genuinely in love with each other.

"Let's leave them alone." Jade suggested.

Scott nodded and went to watch the movies with his girlfriend.

"Man, Jade can sure cook a good meal." Lisa smiled.

"Would you like my roll?" Rodney asked.

"You sure you don't mind?" Lisa asked.

"I'd love to give you my roll any time." Rodney smiled.

"Thanks, Rodney, you're really sweet." Lisa smiled back.

Meanwhile at Cindy's house, the young girl was reading the same book that she read back at the ranch. "Very interesting..." she said to herself as she got deep into the story.

"What's up, Cin?" Sledgehammer asked.

"It's a little more on the Wild West with Dapper Jack and The Steamypuff Girls." Cindy told her pet possum.

"The Powerpuff Girls have ancestors?" Sledgehammer asked.

"I know, weird, huh?" Cindy replied.

"Were they made by the Professor?" Sledgehammer asked.

"Yeah, back then, there was another Professor Utonium," Cindy said as she showed him. "They were made out of of sassafras, arsenic, and everything old-fashioned, with coal as the accidental extra ingredient and they use coal-powered steam engines strapped to them to fight crime. Belulah, Bailey, and Babette. Dapper Jack also loved them like his own nieces and they even called him 'Uncle Jack' and he helped encouraged them to become heroes."

"Wow." Sledgehammer commented.

"I know," Cindy nodded. "I better show this to Blossom, Bubbles, and Buttercup tomorrow, but right now, I better get some sleep."

"You've had a long day, you just got home from a big vacation." Sledgehammer said.

"Uh-huh..." Cindy nodded and yawned before putting the book away and turned out the light. "Night, Sledge."

"Night, Cin." Sledgehammer smiled.

And everyone went to sleep after a long adventure from The Wild West.

The End