David gives his wedding toast, as Louise nervously squeezes Douglas's hand, and Sasha makes her entrance.

We picture the Pine Street denizens gathered to celebrate another wedding, the garden playing its part.

Douglas also prepares for his wedding, the second in Marilyn's garden, and wonders if his son David will ever find happiness.

Louise preens before her wedding, and her sister Penelope offers unusually sincere support.

Sasha plans her reunion with David, using Kassandra's invitation to the wedding as her entrance to the group of Pine Street friends.

On a hot summer evening, Sasha wonders whether she could still consider herself Kassandra's sister, something she both longs for and dreads.

Kassandra's reunion with Sasha makes her wonder why her old friend appeared when she did.

Kassandra prepares a work of art for Douglas and Louise; her past interrupts her.

Douglas ponders a philosophical dilemma, waiting for that sigh of coolness that follows sundown on a very hot day.

Allison feels the heat, and finds a surprise in the back room of the office supply store - probably a happy surprise.