Lucky: I'm going to go out, get a trim brush and more painter's tape. But while I'm gone, you can figure out where this should go in Cameron's room.
Elizabeth: What? What is this?
Elizabeth gasps.
Elizabeth: Oh, my goodness. Where did you find this? He's going to love it.
Lucky: Well, I found it near the old boxcar. You remember?
Elizabeth: How could I forget? I got my life back in that boxcar with you. It was our home.
Lucky: And you made some amazing murals.
Elizabeth: And I loved you more than anything.
Lucky: Like I love you now -- still do.
Doorbell rings.
Emily: Hey!
Lucky: Hey!
Emily: Congratulations, soon-to-be groom! I am so excited about the wedding! Congratulations!
Elizabeth: Aw --
Lucky: Yeah, that makes two of us. Hey, you ladies carry on. I'm going to go out and get some more stuff, so --
Elizabeth: Okay.
Lucky: I won't be long.
Elizabeth: Wow.
Emily: So, are we excited yet?
Elizabeth: Enough about us. How are you?
Emily: Um -- missing my dad every minute, wandering around in this haze, and then Nikolas walks into the room and everything makes a little more sense. It's pretty incredible when you finally figure out where you really belong.
Emily: I was shocked when I heard that you and Lucky were moving in together and getting married.
Elizabeth: Why?
Emily: I don't know. It just seemed to come out of nowhere.
Elizabeth: Well, after Lucky stopped pushing me for reconciliation and stopped objectifying me as a symbol of his recovery, I could see the man I've always loved.
Emily: Well, however it happened, I'm so happy for all four of you.
Elizabeth: Hmm.
Emily: You and Lucky belong together. Cam's going to have a solid home life, and that little baby is going to be spoiled rotten by both of his parents. And so, win-win situation all the way around. Huh.
Elizabeth: Hmm.
Emily: Except for Luke. How's he taking to being a grandpa?
Elizabeth: Oh --
Emily chuckles.
Elizabeth: Please. He's still getting the hang of being a father, so we try not to mention it too much.
Emily: Yeah, my dad really got into it. Even though he didn't have that much contact with Michael, he enjoyed that kid so much. And Dad was really hoping that Jason would have a child one day.
Elizabeth: How is Jason handling Alan's death?
Emily: Well, it's harder for him because he keeps everything inside. It's pretty clear that he's feeling a huge sense of loss, but he won't talk about it.