We catch up with Bobby Bourbon and Teal, the absolutely stunning lady friend of Bobby. He looks at her, knowing she could have anyone, humbled she chose him. Her father often wondered if there was a reason to explain why his only daughter dated a known thief and murderer, a man of notoriously vicious and intemperate disposition (Unforgiven, 1992, lest I get called for plagiarism for using a reference). They're seen walking out of a restaurant. Bobby holds the door as both seem to be in bright spirits. Teal is holding her a to go box, and of course, Bobby is not. Teal reaches out and grasps Bobby's hand. Bobby smiles.

"Thank you, that was delicious!"

"Yeah, it was. This was nice."

They cross the street.

"Thank you, babe, it's nice to have a night without drama."

Both pause once on the opposite sidewalk. They both turn toward one another, and look each other in the eye. Bobby's lip curls upward at the corner as he begins to grin, taking in the sight of the fantastic creature in front of him as though she were something mythical like a unicorn, a mermaid, or an honest politician.

I actually trust lawyers, sue me. I trust who'll help me.

A scream is heard. In the distance, a young man screeches in terror as an elderly woman falls haplessly, and suddenly, in front of him.. Both Bobby and Teal look on at the kerfuffle. Bobby looks back at her as she still looks on in shock.

"'Scuse me, babe."

Teal turns to look back at him.

"I'll be right back."

Bobby takes his coat off and drops it, running towards the drama. Teal watches in awe. Bobby approaches the young man.

"Call 9-1-1."

The young man nods as Bobby attends to the old lady on the ground.