Robbie and Mary are talking on the phone, and he's trying to convince her that he's thrilled about attending the twins' family birthday party, "corny" though it may be. She tries to get him to come over that night, but he says he can't because he has to work. He says he'll see her tomorrow and hangs up. Mary tells Lucy that every time she talks to Robbie, she feels like she's "just jumped off a cliff and [she's] helplessly falling and falling and falling." Lucy laughs at her and leaves. I'd laugh too, but I'm too busy wallowing in self-pity because not only am I listening to some of the stupidest dialogue in the history of television, but I'm listening to it without a cigarette in my hand.

Lucy's heading back to the garage to work on her secret project some more when SuperMom stops her for a chat. She's wondering who Lucy wants to invite to the twins' birthday party. Does anyone else think it's a little weird that SuperMom is pressuring her teenage daughter to bring a date to a family function? Okay, I'm glad to know it's not just me. Lucy pretends to be happy to be spending Valentine's Day with her family, although I suspect she just doesn't want to expose any of the boys she knows to Annie's weird gift solicitations on behalf of the twins. SuperMom grills Lucy on all three of the boys she's dated recently. Lucy says that she and Andrew have chemistry but that she needs more than that to have a "real relationship with a guy." SuperMom looks thrilled by that after Lucy leaves. I remember Andrew as the rude guy who invited Lucy on a date and then expected her to pay for everything and let a door slam in her face at the theatre. I think it's safe to say he's no prize.

Lucy heads on over to the garage, pulling out a set of keys to unlock the garage door. Someone is already inside, though -- it's Simon and Deena, who have probably been indulging in one of their hot scheduled make-out sessions. There's some argument over who's allowed in the garage, and Simon asks Lucy not to say anything to the CamRents about him and Deena being there. Lucy locks the door when they leave, as if anyone cares about her stupid secret project. Well, actually, Ruthie does, and she attempts to spy through a window on the door to the garage. Oddly enough, this makes me less interested than ever in Lucy's project.