Billy finally gets up the nerve to tell Peggy he loves her; she enthusiastically kisses him.

Ken takes pleasure in this, and then tells Peggy about his conversation with Roger.

Katy tells Peggy why she will enjoy living with the Thatcher family.

That night, Hank tells Peggy about what happened at the concert, and demonstrates what he saw.

After getting rid of the cops, 'Harold' tells Peggy that he has to leave town for good and then becomes 14 again.

"I'd like to use my old room," she told Peggy.

Pete tells Peggy he loves her, so she agrees to tentatively begin a romantic relationship.

But there were no sounds that told Peggy where to go, or what purpose was being served by her coming here.

"You tell Nora and Peggy then, but don't be too long about it or I shall simply have to burst in!"

Then she remembered that she hadn't told Peggy where Humfrey was.