Lois admits that she was scared about their wedding too, but she loves Peter as well and is happy about their lives. However, Lois is still angry and seems to give up, but when she steps away, Gretchen starts to move toward Peter and Lois decks her, explaining that she faked being angry with Peter to get Gretchen to drop her guard.

She reads the letter at Gretchen's insistence and he explains about being scared of disappointing her and of her family who hated him. Meg interprets this for Peter, informing him that Gretchen is a spurned girlfriend psycho, and he rushes in to the post office as Gretchen pulls a gun on Lois. Gretchen texts Peter about solving their problem. Saves Time Later It may seem like taking notes takes extra time in the moment, but it results in tremendous time savings. They are always at my fingertips on any of my devices. This way you only have one place to look when you need to recall something. At the post office, Lois hears noises but dismisses them. One Place to Look Keep all your notes in one place.

Peter continues to feel guilty, and when he leaves, Gretchen's mood changes. While they are out for coffee, Peter tries to explain that he really loves Lois and Gretchen seems to accept this with the condition of a final concert date. Gretchen shows up at the Griffin home and reveals that the letter really said that Peter had doubts about his impending marriage and she pressures him to start their relationship again at the risk of her informing Lois of the letter's true content. She delivers it personally and meets Gretchen, where she finds out that she is his former girlfriend and is told that Peter was simply happy to be getting married. She takes her concerns to Bonnie who suggests that she mail it to see what it may be about. While doing this, she finds a letter from Peter to a woman dated just a week before their wedding. When Mayor West drops off an undeliverable letter, she offers to sort though the dead letter bin and see if she can properly match the correct address on some. On her first day, Cleveland shows her around and provides tips on snooping through the mail. While at the post office, she finds that Cleveland has a job with them and takes his suggestion to come work for them when she admits they need money. When Lois becomes concerned about Stewie's day care, she wants to send him to an exclusive preschool.

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