J.D. and Varie were on their way to the Loud House when they noticed Lincoln getting his mail from his mailbox. He greeted them when he saw them. "Hello, guys."

"Hey Lincoln, are you getting today's mail?" J.D. enquired.

Lincoln nodded. "Yep."

Lincoln takes the mail from the mailbox and skims through it until he discovers something in it, at which point he gasps in surprise and runs inside. "Emergency sibling meeting! I call an emergency sibling meeting!"

"Whoa! Please wait for us!" J.D. yelled after him, and he and Varie followed him inside, wondering what was in the letter he found in the mailbox so important that he had to call a sibling meeting.

Once inside, Lincoln gathered all his sisters in Lori's and Leni's room. They entered the room, slightly irritated at being interrupted by what they were doing.

"Come on! I was working on a joke," Luan sighed in annoyance.

Lori lifts her shoe and bangs it on her dresser to get everyone's attention. Everyone stops what they're doing, except J.D. and Varie, who sit on the floor instead of on the bed.

Lori stood in front of everyone and said, "This meeting is now called to order. Lisa, could you please read the minutes from the last meeting?"

Lisa pulled out a piece of paper and read it aloud to everyone. "Item 1: It was resolved that in the matter of Lily's diaper pail-"

Lincoln, growing impatient, takes the previous meeting's minutes from Lisa and crumples them up. "Forget that! We need to discuss..." He then pulled out what he discovered in the mail "...this! It is a love letter addressed to L. Loud."

His sisters gasped in shock and became nervous and excited, since the letter could be from anyone.

Lana coughed and accidentally swallowed something when she gasped. "Oh, dang it. I just swallowed my gum."

Lori takes the letter from Lincoln, takes it out of the envelope, and starts reading it to everyone. "Dear L. Loud, Day after day, I hope, and I pine. I'm too shy to come forward, but I wish you were mine. Signed, your secret admirer?"

"W-w-wait! Who's it for? L. Loud could be any one of us," Lynn said nervously.

J.D. looked at Varie to ensure she understood he didn't write the letter and wasn't cheating on her. "I just wanted to let you know, Varie, that I did not write that letter."Varie smiled at him, knowing he would never do such a thing. "I know you didn't, J.D."

"Clearly, the letter's for me, and it's from Bobby. I mean, duh, right?" Lori told them, a little arrogantly.

Luan snapped back at her. "No, not duh! That letter could be for any of us!"

"I know it's not from Ronnie Anne because she gives me hugs in person," Lincoln explained.

Flashbacks to times the Loud kids came across someone they liked

First, Luan is practicing her pantomime at school when a boy mime collides with her trapped box. They both act it out. Lana then goes to work with a boy mechanic in a repair shop. Lana searched her toolbox for a wrench but could not find one. The boy hands her his wrench. Change to Leni at the mall, who is torn between two matching sweaters, one pink and one purple, and is having difficulty deciding. Chaz clears his throat to get Leni's attention and shows her the sweater with purple and pink stripes she adores. Cut to Lola in a pageant, performing a baton twirling routine. One judge rates it as a 9, another as an 8, and yet another as a 9. One boy around Lola's age gave it a 10 out of 10. Lola smiles and blushes. Switch to Lucy attending Embalm Con and looking at R.I. Pete's Coffins & Urns' booth. Lucy is taken aback by the sight of such an exquisitely crafted coffin. A fellow goth boy joins her in admiring it. Lisa, in Ms. Shrinivas's class, is mixing chemicals that explode. To her delight, a fellow genius her age squeeges her lenses clean. Then, Lynn's team and another team at the baseball field expressed their appreciation for a good game. She comes to a halt when she notices one of the opposing team's boys spitting in his hand. She spits in her hand, and they both shake. Luna is rocking out in the school cafeteria with another guitarist, and a friend of a friend hurls goats at her as she rocks on. Finally, Lily is napping in her crib when her teddy bear falls on her, and she embraces it.

End flashbacks

Lily, Lola, Lana, Lynn, Luan, Luna, and Leni sigh dreamily as they think about the boys they liked.

Lucy let out an audible sigh.

Laney smiles and twirls her hair. "You guys are so lucky to have someone special."

Lola gave her a knowing look. "You should know, Laney." She gave her a gentle nudge. "Huh? Joey?"

Flashback

Laney is in Joey's art class, and she dropped her paintbrush and went to retrieve it. Joey picked it up for her, and Laney smiled at him, and he smiled back.

End Flashback

Laney blushes, just thinking about him. "What?! No! We're just... friends."

Lana was perplexed when she denied liking Joey. "But we saw you admit you liked him."

Laney glared at her and quickly corrected her. "I said "like," not "love." Those are two relationship-related words!"

Lori quickly intervened before the two of them could say anything else. "Needless to say. We all want the letter to be for us. How do we figure out who it's really for?"

"We could walk around town and see who wrote it that way," J.D. proposed.

Varie shook her head, knowing that wouldn't work. "But that would take too long and be like looking for a needle in a haystack. So there must be another option."

Before they could continue discussing the letter, J.D. turned to Lori and asked how her powers were progressing. "By the way, Lori, how are you doing with your powers?"

"Thanks to Laney's advice, I have them completely mastered," Lori replied proudly.

Laney smiled at her, glad her advice worked. "You're welcome, Lori." She went back to asking about the letter. "Now, how do we figure it out?"

Lucy decided to speak up, since she knew what to do. "Simple. Since the writer is clearly shy, we each need to send a signal to the person we think who wrote it, letting them know we're interested. Then they'll probably send a second letter, giving us more information."

"That's perfect, Lucy," J.D. said, because the idea was perfect.

"How do you know all of this?" Lori was perplexed because she didn't know how Lucy knew about it.

Lucy holds up a book called "Immortal Secrets." "Vampires send a lot of secret admirer letters. They may be passionate, but they're also painfully insecure."

Varie nodded, having heard about it. "Oh, yes. Vampires are also extremely shy."

J.D. nodded in agreement. "They may be dead, but they still have feelings."

Lori agreed. "Sending a signal it is!"

"Could Joey truly feel the same way I do? There's only one way to be certain..." Laney thought.

The boy Lucy met is sitting on a stone wall in the cemetery at night.

Silas let out an audible sigh. Lucy appears right next to him, and he slips and falls because of her appearance.

"Ah, the futility of life. Am I right, Silas?" She asked him.

Silas simply groans in agony in response.

Chaz is putting mannequins in the display window at the mall. Leni is behaving like a mannequin until Chaz arrives to display her.

"Hi," Leni said.

Chaz flails in shock and collides with the mannequins. Leni gave him a wink.

Ms. Shrinivas' classroom, where all the children are sleeping. A shadow looms over the boy Lisa likes, which happens to be Lisa. As she spoke, Lisa hovered over him. "Based upon the fluttering of your gorgeous eyelids, you must have had quite a REM cycle." In fright, the boy jumps out of his cot, and Lisa winks. Next game, she throws the ball at a boy she likes, batting right into his arm, and winking at him. The girl Lincoln likes is playing Dance Battle at the arcade.

Meanwhile, in Lily's room, she crawls up to her teddy bear and winks at it before hugging it.

The following day at school. Laney went to her art class, where she ran into Joey. Laney was determined to take her relationship with the boy to the next level.

"All right, Laney. Keep in mind what Lori said. You must be subtle," Laney thought as she took a deep breath and cleared her throat.

Laney turned to Joey and asked, "So, Joey... uh... Read any good books lately?"

Joey was perplexed as to why she was asking, but she decided to respond anyway. "Uh. No. Not recently?"

Laney was relieved that he responded, and decided to continue. "So, I read a fantastic romance novel called "Love Letters." Where the two lovers express their feelings through letters."

Joey thought it sounded like a good book and decided to tell her. "Wow, that sounds like a really good read."

Laney nodded in agreement. "Yeah, I'm really fond of the ending." She moved closer to Joey and continued to speak. "Where the couple finally found each other and kissed."

Joey was becoming uneasy with the direction of the conversation. "Uh..." Laney winks at him with her left eye.

Laney whispered to him. "You can't tell, but I'm winking." Joey looks at the readers, puzzled, and then walks away before Laney can continue the conversation. "Was I too subtle?" Laney wondered.

The following meeting.

"Meeting called to order," Lori said.

Lisa pulled out a piece of paper with the previous minutes of the last meeting. "I'll begin with the minutes from the last meeting." She began to read them. "Item 1: No one would let me read the minutes from the previous meeting, so-"

Lola snatches the paper that had the minutes from her. "And we still won't!" She crumples them up and tosses them aside. "Now, did everyone send their signals?"

"I texted Bobby a series of romantic emojis," Lori said proudly.

"Excellent," J.D. said, smiling at her.

Luan nodded. "Yep! I toot-ally sent mine to Benny."

Flashback

Luan and Benny are getting ready for a school play. She places a whoopee cushion on his throne, on which he sits. He blushes and gives Luan an embarrassed grin while she winks at him.

End flashback

J.D. and Varie laughed at Luan's joke on Benny because it was a classic.

"I told Winston the score," Lola explained.

Flashback

At the playground, Winston rides the slide but failed to dismount. Lola gives him a 10 and winks at him.

End flashback

Lana wipes her hands. "And I let Skippy know I'm in by modifying his ride."

Flashback

Skippy is screaming for his life as he rides his bike, which now has turbo engines, down a hill. Lana gives him a wink as he passes by.

End flashback

J.D. looked at her, stunned and in disbelief that she had done such a thing. "You put turbo-jet engines on Skippy's bike? Lana, that's insane!"

Laney shook her head, stunned. "That didn't seem like much of a signal to me. It's more like a restraining order waiting to happen."

Varie agreed with a nod. "I agree."

Lori turned to Laney and decided to ask her how it went with Joey. "Laney? Did you have any luck with Joey?"

Laney shook her head. "I'm not sure. Was I being overly clingy when I mentioned romance novels to him?"

Varie didn't know how to respond to that, so she said, "I don't know."

Lori congratulated everyone for giving their signals to the person they liked. "Good work, everyone. Now, we just have to wait for-" Before Lori can continue, Luna runs in with the next letter. "Dudes! The second letter! You called it Luce Change!"

Lucy dismisses what Luna has called her. Lori opens it, and a rose falls out of it in slow motion. This makes her siblings gasp.

Lana coughed. "Dang it, I swallowed my gum again!"

Lori unfolds the envelope and prepares to read the letter. "Okay." She reads the letter aloud to everyone. "Roses are red, and they light up our town, just like your sweet smile and your hair, which is..." She pauses for a moment, becoming anxious, but then reads the final word, becoming upset, "...brown?"

The brunettes are surprised, while the others are disappointed.

Laney was overjoyed. "The romance novels worked!"

Leni, Lucy, Lola, and Lana all pouted. "Aw, dang it!"

Lily was just as upset as the others. "Ah, poo-poo."

Lori started texting angrily. "I have some different emojis for Bobby now!"

J.D. attempted to reassure them. "Don't worry, there are plenty of other fish in the sea." When he realized what he had said, he paused for a moment before saying quickly, "Metaphorically speaking, of course."

Varie understood what he was saying and did not take offense. "Honey, I understand what you're saying."

"So, the secret admirer contest is down to Luna, Luan, Lynn, and Lisa," Lincoln said, pointing to the four sisters who remained in the running.

Luan, Lynn, and Lisa all cheered, but Luna did not.

"Why aren't you cheering, Luna?" Leni was concerned because she should be happy.

Luan concurred. "Yeah. And, come to think of it, you never told us about Sam's signal."

Luna's response was shaky. "That's because I didn't give one. The more I thought about it, the more I realized...Sam's way out of my league, dudes."

The others disagree with her response and try to persuade her.

Lincoln shook his head. "No way. That's not true."

Lori agreed. "Yeah, Luna, you are totes still in this. Okay, Lucy, what's the next step?"

Lucy consulted her book. "Well, since the secret admirer sent a rose as a token of their affection, we need to deliver a token in return. Then there should be a third and final love letter requesting a rendezvous."

The brunettes started cheering once they heard that.

Luna raised her fingers. "Rockin'!"

"This is so exciting!" Luan grinned.

"I hope it's me!" Lynn exclaimed.

Lisa agreed. "Me too!"

Lola was dressed in a large brunette wig. "Me three!"

Lana removed Lola's wig from her. "Nice try, Blondie," Lana smirked.

Lola admits defeat after the wig was removed from her head.

"Gotta give her an "A" for effort," J.D. said, because it was a good try.

The following day at school. Joey was walking through the hallway when he noticed Laney leaning on the lockers.

"Oh hello, Laney," Joey said.

"Hello Joey! I've got a surprise for you!" Laney remarked with a broad grin.

Joey was intrigued by what it was. "Really? What exactly is-" Laney grabs Joey's hand and the two sprint down the corridor. "Whoa!" They halt in the cafeteria in front of something covered by a tarp.

Laney stands in front of the tarp. "I made this lovely piece, especially for you to commemorate our friendship. Behold!" She pulls out the tarp, revealing it to be a mashed potato sculpture of Joey.

"Wow, Laney. You made all of this?" Joey said, impressed.

Laney nodded. "Yep. Out of all the mashed potatoes in the cafeteria."

"Oh..." Joey said, getting an uncomfortable look on his face.

"Is there something wrong?" Laney asked, concerned.

Joey shook his head. "No, no. It's fine, it's just that... I don't really like mashed potatoes."

Laney is taken aback by what he said. "What? Ah! I should've known!" She smacked herself three times in the head. "Stupid! Stupid! Stupid!"

"Hey!" yelled the angry lunch lady, holding a ladle. "What are you doing with my mashed potatoes, you creep?" In a rage, she hurled the ladle at Laney.

But J.D. arrives and snatches the ladle from the air before it hits Laney.

He gave her an icy stare. "No one hurts my friends while I'm here!"

He then hands the lunch lady to Principal Huggins, explains what she did, and fires her.

Lisa presents a box with a note to the boy she has a crush on. "For you."

The boy accepts it and reads the note. "Your flowers and poem were a good start, but my gift to you is a beating heart." When he opens the box, he discovers a beating heart inside.

"It's from a pig in the biology lab," Lisa explained.

David screams in terror, drops the box, and flees.

Lisa just shrugged. "Eh. I guess he's more of a chemistry guy."

Meanwhile, Lynn is preparing to express her feelings to her crush in middle school. "Because I think you really rock, I give to you my lucky jock." She fires her jock at him, which lands on his face and blinds him. "She shoots. She scores!" She exclaims, but then she notices him fall into a trash can. "Oops. Flag on the play." She laughs nervously.

Meanwhile, in the auditorium, Luan approaches Benny, who is working on the play's set. "It's true that I do a whole lot of jokin', but I have feelings too, and this pie is a token." She pulls out a pie and throws it at Benny. Blinded by the cream in the pie, Benny stumbles into the stage backdrop and is buried beneath it.

Luan gets a glare from Benny. "I guess you really fell hard for me!" Luan joked and then laughed. "Get it? Ooh!" She then becomes serious because right now is no joking matter. "Stop it, Luan. We're trying to find love here!"

Meanwhile, Luna is waiting for Sam on the bus at the high school. Luna sighs and rehearses her lines. "Roses are red, Mick Swagger is sick, and my token for you is my favorite pick." Sam and the other music lovers pass by Luna, who is too shy to give Sam her pick.

Luna sighs sadly. "Dream on, Lunes. You're the owner of a lonely heart."

Another meeting is taking place in the living room.

"Okay, brown-haired Louds. Did everyone deliver their tokens?" Lori asked.

Lynn nodded. "Check!"

Luan gave her a thumbs up. "You betcha!"

Lisa nodded. "Affirmative!"

"Yeah," Laney said glumly.

"What's the matter, Laney?" Lincoln inquired, seeing as she was upset.

Laney retorted, "I'll tell you exactly what's wrong! I messed up! Both figuratively and literally! How was I supposed to know Joey doesn't like Masked Potatoes?" She then sighs. "The lunch lady nearly assaulted me. J.D. defended me and got the lunch lady fired."

Everyone in the room gasped in surprise.

"J.D., you got our lunch lady fired?" Lincoln inquired.

J.D. retorted, "What she did was child abuse, and I would not tolerate it. So I had to do the right thing."

"We returned the mashed potatoes, and I used my powers to make them fresh again," Varie explained.

Laney smiled gratefully, but she was still upset. "Thanks for that, guys, but now I'm not sure Joey feels the same way I do."

Her sisters disagree with her, but they still believe Joey likes her.

Lori shook her head. "Don't say that. We all do crazy things for love. Luna, how about you? Were you successful with your token?"

Luna sighed. "I didn't give a token. I bailed, dudes. I'm telling you, there's no way Sam digs me."

Lola grabbed Luna's shirt collar. "Some of us blondes would kill to still be in the running! Luna looked scared at what Lola was doing. "Don't you quit now!"

Leni screamed in surprise. "O-M-Gosh, you guys! The secret admirer is the mailman!" She took out another love letter. "He just handed me this letter! I don't feel the same way about him, so I let him down gently."

For a moment, everyone looks at Leni, perplexed. Lori takes the next letter, opens it, and reads it aloud to everyone. "Dear L. Loud, Here's a third letter, 'cause I'm still feeling skittish. I dig your sweet sounds and love, of all things British."

Everyone gasps at the sound of the letter, especially Luna, because it sounds like it was addressed to her.

"Luna! It's definitely you!" Lincoln said, happy for her.

"Guys, Lucy was right about what happened next! Listen!" Lori said excitedly and then continued reading. "I think it's time we put love on the menu." She paused for a moment. "Aw." She then continues reading it. "Meet me tonight at Banger's & Mosh, the British eatery and rock venue."

Luna was surprised and nervous about this. "Whoa! This is really happening! What do I wear?"

Her siblings cheered for her and carried her upstairs, except for Leni.

Leni looked toward the stairs in concern. "I'll be right there! I-I just want to make sure the mailman is okay."

At Banger's & Mosh, J.D., Vaire, and the kids were looking around the restaurant for Sam.

"Guys, I don't see Sam anywhere," Luna said nervously.

"Maybe Sam's hidden behind that dork in the big British hat," Lana suggested.

Lynn saw where she was looking at. "Whoa! That dork is sitting with Mom!"

Laney sighed and rolled her eyes. "That's Dad."

"Oh," Lynn said at the realization.

J.D. noticed Lynn Sr.'s hat and commented on it. "Boy. Mr. Lynn looks fantastic in a British Royal Guard hat."

The kids, J.D. and Varie, approached Rita and Lynn Sr. at their table to explain why they were there.

"Kids? J.D.? Varie? What are you guys doing here?" Lynn Sr. asked them in confusion.

Lincoln explained why they were there. "Luna got a secret admirer letter from Sam telling her to meet here."

"We're here for moral support," Lana explained.

"And dessert," Lola added, since she wanted dessert.

"You look fantastic in that British Royal Guard hat, Mr. Lynn," J.D. commented, admiring his hat.

Lynn Sr. nodded, pleased that he liked it. "Thank you, J.D."

Rita turned to Luna and looked apologetic. "Oh honey, I'm so sorry. There's been a mix-up, and that letter was meant for your father."

"Wait. Sam likes Dad?" Leni asked, confused.

Rita shook her head. "No, sweetie. I sent the letter."

"Secret admirer letters are kind of our thing. It's how we met," Lynn Sr. said, putting an arm around his wife.

Rita began explaining how they met. "Back in the day, I had a wicked crush on your father."

Flashback to the day Rita and Lynn Sr. first met.

Rita began narrating. "Every morning, at my crossing guard job, I'd listen for his melodious voice." She then spoke with a British accent. "And when he talked to me in that cute accent-" She returned to her normal voice and continued, "-he picked up from his semester in England, I'd swoon."

"Ello, love! Pip-pip! Mind the gap!" said a young Lynn Sr. with a British accent.

Young Rita sighs with admiration. Just then, some cars come by, wanting to cross, and Rita quickly picks up the stop sign she dropped while admiring her future husband.

Rita continued to narrate. "But I was too afraid to speak to him because I thought he was out of my league. So, I started slipping notes in his pocket as he passed by."

Young Rita puts a note in his pocket as he plays the cowbell.

Lynn Sr. is playing the cowbell, unaware of the note, and then he scats. " Crossing "

Young Rita swoons when hearing his voice. Back at Banger's & Mosh in the present, Rita continued. "By my third note, I got up the nerve to ask him to meet me here."

Young Lynn Sr. arrives with the note, and Young Rita holds up her stop sign and flips it over with a "signal" saying "Go". Lynn Sr. sits down with his new love.

End flashback with the two of them in the same position from the past

"And my boldness paid off because here we are, celebrating the 20th anniversary of that first date," said Rita, smiling in remembrance.

"The best day of my life, love," said Lynn Sr., using a British accent.

Rita swoons again and giggles at hearing that accent. Her husband kissed her on the cheek.

"I've always been curious about how you two met. That is a wonderful love story," J.D. said, smiling at the two.

Lynn Sr. returned the smile. "Thank you very much, J.D."

"Luna, I'm sorry that the letter wasn't for you. I hope you're not too disappointed," Rita said apologetically.

"Well...I was at first, but now that I've heard your story, I'm totally inspired. If you took a risk with Dad, why can't I take a risk with Sam?" Luna replied before turning to her siblings. "Why are we sitting around waiting for them to come to us? We should go to them!"

Her siblings cheered in agreement.

J.D. and Varie both smiled with delight for them.

Lynn Sr. yelled aloud, "This is cause for celebration! MEAT PIES FOR EVERYONE!"

The other patrons in the restaurant applaud, believing he is buying for all of them.

Lynn Sr. sweated nervously because he couldn't afford to pay for that many people. "Uh, I-I meant just for my family."

The attendants in the restaurant groaned in disappointment that they wouldn't get their meat pies.

Lynn Sr. sighed, irritated by their reaction. "Oh, come on! There are 14 of us!"

J.D. noticed how disappointed the customers were and decided to pay for their dinner so they would be satisfied. "Hey, no worries, everybody." He pulls a credit card from his wallet and holds it up. "Dinner is on me!"

The attendants cheered since they got a free dinner, in a way.

The kids are sneaking love notes to their crushes. Lynn slips one beneath Francisco's helmet. Skippy receives one in his toolbox. Lana smiled, her finger close to her mouth because it came from her. Benny finds one on the stage floor and tries to pick it up, but it gets pulled, and he gleefully chases after it, which is revealed to be from Luan, who is teasing him with a fishing rod. Lisa entices herself down on grappling wires and sneaks one under David's microscope, which he discovers, much to his delight. Chaz discovers one in a pair of jeans for sale, and Leni, disguised as a mannequin, smiles again. Lucy places one in the coffin Silas is resting in. Silas smiled as he rose from the coffin. Winston discovers one and admires it in the sandbox. Lola looked at his response with a dreamy expression. Lily gives her teddy bear a drawing of the two of them and hugs it again. Luna takes a deep breath, slips her note into Sam's locker, and bolts away. The musicians pass by, and Sam, who surprisingly is a girl who stops at the same locker as her friends, walks away.

"See you later, Sam," a female musician waved goodbye to her.

Sam just nodded. "Okay, see ya!"

The note falls out of Sam's locker as she opens it. She takes it, reads it, and smiles contentedly. Luna, who has been hiding in the corner and witnessed everything, also smiles, knowing that she may have a chance with Sam.

Laney slipped a note into Joey's hoodie pocket during her art class. After class, Joey reaches into his pocket and pulls out the note, which he reads. Joey approached Laney as she walked up to her locker.

"Laney. Did you write this?" Joey asked, holding up the note.

Laney responded with a shy look on her face. "Yeah. What do you think?"

Joey smiles as he examines the note. "It's lovely, in my opinion. Just like you." Laney smiled as he walked away, pleased that he liked her back.

EPILOGUE

The notes they sent were effective. The Louds have started spending more time with their crushes. J.D., Varie, Lincoln, Leni, Luna, Luan, Lucy, Laney, Lola & Lana, and Lisa were hanging out in the living room with our respective crushes a few days later, except for Luna. Lincoln and Ronnie Anne are playing video games, Lori is taking Bobby on a fly around the city, Leni and Chaz are in Leni's Room trying on different clothes, J.D. and Varie are snuggling on the couch, Luna is strumming her guitar, Luan and Benny are going over lines for their play, Lynn and Francisco are playing football in the front yard, Lisa and David are doing experiments in her room, Lucy and Silas are reading a vampire novel in the fireplace, Laney and Joey are reading books on the greatest paintings in the world, Lana and Skippy are playing with toy trucks and Lola and Winston are playing with dolls.

"Boy, you guys had crushes all over the place," J.D. said to Luna.

Luna agreed with a nod. "Yeah, we did, dude."

"Hey Luna, where's Sam? I'm excited to meet this person," Varie asked her.

"Yeah, you said Sam would be here," Lincoln agreed.

"Don't worry, guys, she'll be here in a few minutes," Luna reassured them. The doorbell goes off. "Oh, that's got to be her now."

"Her?" J.D., Lincoln, Leni, Luan, Lucy, Laney, Lana, and Lola said simultaneously.

"I see what's going on," J.D. said, realizing what was happening.

Luna opens the door to reveal Sam. They embrace.

Luna decided to introduce her to everyone. "This is Sam, dudes. Sam, these are my siblings, as well as my best friend, J.D., and his fiancee, Varie."

"Hi, I'm Sam," she said.

J.D. approached her and shook her hand. "It's nice to meet you, Sam."

Sam nodded. "Same here J.D. I've heard nothing but good things about you."

"It's mutual, and also... "He takes a business card from his wallet with the Rainbow Flag of Gay and Lesbian Pride and shows it to her. "I am a huge supporter and advocate for same-sex rights. Racism, bigotry, and discrimination go against everything I believe in."

"Bless you, J.D.," Sam said, grateful that he was for same-sex relationships.

"You rock, dude," Luna exclaimed joyfully.

Varie and the Louds applaud him for standing up for his beliefs. Luna decided to introduce Sam to everyone.

THE END.