Ulises goes down to the Rage Cage in Hollywood. He's going to meet Mary "Boom Boom" again & try to get some better information about the 'hippie chick' supposedly selling pot around here.

Every time Ulises is working in Hollywood, he runs into Heather. He really shouldn't be suprised by it, but he wishes she wouldn't drive her piece of shit van this far away from Topanga.

"Boom Boom" isn't here yet, so Ulises allows himself one dance with Heather.

He buys her a drink & while he keeps his eyes out for Boom Boom, he tries to think of the best way to get Heather to leave, without coming off like an ass. He tells Heather he wants to come to her place tomorrow & work on her van, but before he can follow that up by telling her has something important to tell her tomorrow, too, she interrupts him, inviting him to come home with her now & work on her van after breakfast. She is so sweet it nearly brings tears to his eyes. He wishes he could go home with her & not stay here to talk to Mary "Boom Boom".

He caresses her cheek & leans close to her to whisper in her ear "I love you Heather, I just want you to know that," he confesses. "I love you too, Ulises," she answers & it gives him the strength to go on, hoping that she might accept what he's going to say, "Listen, I have to meet someone here tonight, Heather, and it's not what you think, it's....business...." he whispers, getting it out as quickly as possible, before she can interrupt with questions, "I would love to come home with you, Heather, God knows I would," he sighs, "I can't explain it here, now...if you can just trust me, I'll tell you everyting tomorrow. But now I need for you to go home & let me take care of this." She pulls out of his arms & he braces himself for the questions & arguments, but she just smiles at him.

She actually tells him she'll go home, and then invites him to come to her place when he's done, telling him where she hides her spare key. Heather is the sweetest, most trusting person he's ever met & she's too nice for her own good, he thinks. The cop in him thinks she shouldn't be telling anyone where she hides her spare key, though he of course has every intention of taking her offer.