Kate tells him she didn’t tell him because she wanted their wedding day to be perfect. In the present, Johnny is distraught to learn that Kate’s cancer has returned. Johnny learns that Kate’s cancer has returned Johnny finds her, and she’s in pain, needing her medication. Meanwhile, Kate collapses in the bathroom. And then, Kate’s parents make an awkward speech, clearly not happy with who Kate is marrying. At the same dinner, Kate’s brother Sean delivers a speech, too, praising his sister. Her speech highlights the bond Tully has with Kate. What is said in the rehearsal dinner speeches?Īgain, in the past, Tully delivers a speech at a pre-wedding meal for Johnny and Kate.

Tully explains that she doesn’t want to go to the Prom. Kate assumes that Coop was going to ask her to go with him.

As Coop is about to ask Kate about the Prom, Tully interrupts them. Afterward, Coop and Kate share a kiss secretly. Tully plays Juliet while Kate watches on. Firefly Lane Season 2 Episode 14 Recap Why does Tully not want to go to the Prom?Įpisode 14 opens in the past with the teens partaking in the Romeo and Juliet rehearsals. Episode 14 is probably the best episode of Season 2 so far, but not for happy reasons.Īs we approach the end, many will wonder if they can face the ending.

This romantic drama between two best friends will leave a few of us heartbroken. (Oct.So it’s painfully obvious that this story is heading one way. Without leaving readers cheated, an unanswered question paves the way for the next installment. The secondary characters play their parts beautifully, and Eli and Alexandra are a captivating couple. Powered by chemistry hotter than the fires she puts out, they brush away past indiscretions and bulldoze perceived insecurities before forging ahead with the kinkiest relationship ever to rock the Chicago civil service. Eli strong-arms Alexandra into pretending to date him, claiming that the voters would love to see them together and her popularity will work wonders for his dwindling poll numbers. She has the filthiest mouth of any woman he’s ever known-and he’d like nothing more than to feel it all over him. He’s arrogant, demanding, and underhanded. Firefighter Alexandra Dempsey and Mayor Eli Cooper were enemies even before she destroyed his biggest donor’s Lamborghini, and the two have no problem expressing their disdain for each other. Meader packs the flawless second Hot in Chicago romance (after Flirting with Fire) with superb relationship development and profane but note-perfect dialogue.

Playing with Fire by Kate Meader