Lester takes a cab to an abandoned warehouse. He tells the cabbie that he has an eccentric uncle who lives there, and walks inside. As Lester enters the building, Junior pulls up.

Harmony goes to her apartment and opens the closet. She moves the shoe racks and pulls out a suitcase. She throws it on her bed and opens it to find a ton of money. Swinton, the lawyer, walks in and says that he can't believe Lester hid it in the closet under the shoes. Harmony doesn't seem very surprised to see him as she comments that there must be $3 million there. Swinton says he hates to think she would keep it all, and Harmony asks if she would do a thing like that. And then they start making out! I knew Harmony was no good, but I didn't foresee that she was in league with Swinton. She pushes him down on the bed and they start going at it. Suddenly, Karen shows up with Kick and Amos. Karen comments that the guy isn't Lester. Kick says that Beau Swinton is "the real Sally Giggles." Didn't see that one coming either. Karen asks where Lester is.

Lester stands in the warehouse, antsy. Junior has Lester in his gun's sight. Karen and Marshall pull up outside and agree that they are clear on their plan. Lester hears someone entering the warehouse and asks who's there, and whether it's Harmony. Marshall runs in, hiding behind pillars and such, and says that Harmony's not coming. Lester recognizes Marshall, but says he doesn't get it. Marshall says he's not there for Lester, and calls out to Junior. Lester is confused. Marshall tells him that unless he wants to get shot twice in one day, he should get out of the light. Marshall does. Marshall calls out that Karen isn't there, but that Junior's got him. Junior yells back that he does, but that he's not there for Marshall. Marshall asks if he thinks it'll help to kill his daughter because Junior lost his. Junior wants Marshall to know how it feels. Marshall asks if it'll take Junior's pain away to bring her back. We see a shadow behind Junior. (Well, I only saw it on second viewing.) Junior has Marshall in his sights, and is about to pull the trigger when Karen clocks him from behind. Junior falls down some stairs. Karen picks up his gun and tells her father that it's over. Lester joins Marshall, who asks what he gets for lawn work these days. So he was their lawn boy.