In which the Caledonia heads toward South America, Joe and Sugar revert to normal, and Jerry and Osgood try to figure out what exactly normality in this context is anyway. A bit of queerness, don't read if you don't like.

Jerry has reluctantly fallen for Osgood but his future mother-in-law will only allow her son to marry Daphne! Meanwhile Joe plans to bring an unexpected friend as his plus one.

I had so much fun writing "Money Isn't Everything" that I've written a sequel! As the title suggests, Joe and Sugar finally find the happiness that they deserve.

After Joe confesses all to Sugar, he is devastated when a rich handsome man from her past sweeps her off of her feet and steals her away. Can he win her heart based solely on the truth? Meanwhile, Jerry tries to adjust to his sudden freedom.

The thoughts of Joe during the birthday scene

Daphne and company spend their spare time aboard the yacht. Daphne reflects.

Sometimes you can live with a lie.

Watching fireworks from the yacht. Written for Independence Day. Slash.