A week had passed since Jay and Moose left the world, leaving behind a legacy of love and devotion. The church was filled with friends and family, gathered to honor the memory of the two men who had touched so many lives.

Betty Cooper stood at the podium, her voice trembling as she began the eulogy. "Jay and Moose were more than just friends to me; they were my family. They helped me through some of the darkest times in my life. Their love for each other was a beacon of hope and strength. They taught me what it means to truly love someone, unconditionally and wholeheartedly."

Betty paused, wiping away tears, then continued. "Their love story was one for the ages, a testament to what is possible when two people are truly meant to be together. Jay and Moose, you will be forever missed, but your legacy will live on in all of us."

Kevin Keller was next. He took a deep breath before speaking. "Jay and Moose were the kind of people who could light up a room just by walking in. They had this incredible ability to make everyone feel welcome and loved. Their love for each other was palpable, and it inspired all of us to be better friends, better partners, and better people. I'll miss you both more than words can say."

Cheryl Blossom approached the podium, her usual confidence replaced with somber reflection. "Jay and Moose shined a light in my life when I needed it most. Their love story was my inspiration, a reminder that true love exists and it conquers all. They were my friends, my confidants, and my guides. Thank you for everything you did for me, for all of us. You will always be in my heart."

Finally, Kit Halstead-Mason walked to the podium. His voice broke as he began, "Jay and Moose were not just my dads; they were my heroes. They taught me how to love, how to live, and how to be strong. They were always there for me, through every success and every failure. I am who I am because of them, and I will carry their love with me for the rest of my life."

Tears streamed down Kit's face as he continued, "I miss you, Dad. I miss you, Pop. Thank you for being the best parents anyone could ever ask for. I love you both so much."

Betty and Mehgan joined Kit at the podium, hugging him tightly as he sobbed.

As the funeral mass concluded, attendees moved to a light lunch. Kit, however, remained behind in the empty church, lost in his grief. Betty approached him quietly.

"Kit, would you like to join us for lunch?" she asked gently.

Kit shook his head. "No, I just... I need a moment."

Betty sat down beside him, her own tears reflecting the depth of her sorrow. "Jay and Moose were incredible men. Their love story is a legacy that will live on forever. They taught us all so much about love, about strength, about resilience."

Kit nodded, his voice barely above a whisper. "I know. I just can't believe they're gone."

Betty placed a comforting hand on Kit's shoulder. "Their love lives on in you, Kit. Remember their strength, their kindness, their love. They would want you to carry that with you, forever."

Kit took a deep breath, looking at Betty with tear-filled eyes. "Tell me more about their legacy."

Betty smiled softly. "Jay and Moose met at Cheryl's Keys Party, remember? It was like fate brought them together. Their wedding day in Chicago was beautiful, and their honeymoon in Santorini was magical. They faced so many challenges, but they always came out stronger. Their love for each other was a beacon of hope for all of us."

As Betty spoke, she began to sway slightly, her face paling. "Kit... I don't feel well..."

Kit turned to her, panic rising. "Betty? Betty, stay with me!" He checked her pulse, but it was too late. Betty Cooper had passed away, her final moments spent honoring her dear friends.

Jay and Moose, no longer in their elder years, walked hand in hand towards Pop's Chock-lit Shoppe in heaven. Betty, also restored to her youthful self, waited for them with a radiant smile.

"Jay! Moose!" she called, running to embrace them.

They hugged her tightly, tears of joy streaming down their faces. "Betty, it's so good to see you," Jay said, his voice filled with emotion.

Moose nodded, his eyes glistening. "We've missed you."

As they entered Pop's, they were greeted by the familiar faces of their loved ones: Jughead, Tabitha, Veronica, Gabriel, Archie, Reggie, Josie, and Sweetie, also restored to their youthful selves, and Alice, and Pop Tate. Everyone was there, enjoying themselves and celebrating the reunion.

Sweetie ran to her parents, her smile wide. "Dad! Pop! I'm so glad we're all together again."

Jay hugged her tightly. "We've missed you so much, Sweetie."

Sweetie looked around. "Where's Kit?"

Jay and Moose exchanged a glance. "He's still in the living world, but he'll join us someday," Jay explained.

Veronica handed them their favorite shakes – an orange dream milkshake for Jay and an espresso milkshake for Moose. Moose chuckled, sharing Jay's shake. "I've had enough espresso for a lifetime."

Jay laughed, kissing Moose on the cheek. "I love you."

Moose smiled, his eyes shining with love. "I love you too, Jay."

Jay looked around at their friends, a sense of peace settling over him. "Where are Cheryl, Toni, Kevin, Valerie, and Melody?"

Veronica answered, "They're still with us in the living world. But don't worry, they'll join us here someday. For now, let's enjoy this reunion."

Jay turned to Moose, his heart full. "We get to love each other eternally, Moose. Sweet hereafter."

Moose leaned in, kissing Jay tenderly. "Forever and ever."

Everyone in the shop smiled, their hearts warmed by the love that surrounded them. Jay and Moose had created a legacy of love that would live on forever, inspiring those who came after them.

In the end, Jay and Moose's love story was one for the ages, a testament to the power of love, resilience, and devotion. They had faced countless challenges and emerged stronger, their love a guiding light for all who knew them. Now, in the sweet hereafter, they would continue to love each other eternally, their legacy preserved and cherished by all who remembered them.