Bartenders, cotton candy, memories of his school and moats with sharks, it's one hell of a neighborhood church. 

It's ride or die time for Vic and Nick, as they are trying to get away from the house explosion. "There we were two men dressed in Hawaiian Shirts reeking of beer standing in front of the nice suburban house in the middle of the night holding a coffee tin."

It's time to leave Vic's house behind with Francis' body in a duffel bag, the crew goes boating at night and we meet Dave's parents. 

While Victor and Lola finally get to have a moment for themselves in the kitchen, below in the basement things are about to get dark for Frances.

When Lola wakes up, she is at someone's house, it looks familiar but she is not sure where she is, only one thing is clear, what she saw in the cornfield wasn't a dream. 

We pick up right where we left off in the last episode, the night rave, glow sticks, blood and sweat covered dudes and a dead guy in the cornfield.

Nothing says 4th of July weekend, like taking your date to a corn rave, moonshine, romantic walks on the beach, oh yeah and a few assassins that have been sent to kill you.

It's a hot July night and Lola is pacing in front of a "Neon Parrot" bar sign, she take one last toke before going in. Tonight is the night they finally meet, and so the adventure begins.

We find out what happened to Vic's partner Nick that night in the woods, meanwhile on Lola's end, we learn more details about Lola's former job and the shady tings that went down.

Don't you know that all the great meetings happen in the ice cream isles of supermarkets. Lola and Vic head to the Queen Mart for some necessary supplies of toilet paper, coffee, and ice cream, it this the moment they will finally meet by the romance novel section in the ice cream isle?