It's Keith and Jules' wedding day. Nathan is still BD - Bitter and Drunk. So is Deb, who, as Lucas finds out, is addicted to pain pills. As soon as Lucas tries to talk to Deb, she warns him to stay away from her presumed addiction.
Karen and Andy discover Jules might be having a secret relationship with Dan. When Karen confronts her, Jules admits that she was hired by Dan to make Keith fall in love with her. She also assures Karen she actually fell for him and that she is getting married to him because of that. Since Karen doesn't believe her, Jules points out: "He's happy, Karen. Can't you just let him be happy?"

Brooke asks Lucas to take her to the wedding as his date, even though they're just friends. Yep, as Brooke says: "Come on, love triangles are so last season!"

Meanwhile, someone is late for the event: Jake and Peyton, who are finally having sex. As soon as they arrive, Brooke can totally tell by the afterglow in their cheeks. Goldilocks reminds her they're in church. Brooke doesn't seem worried. "So? If I can tell, so can He!"

Someone is missing at the altar: Jules. It turns out she ran away; maybe she thought Karen was actually going to tell Keith the truth, even though she decided not too. Poor Keith.

And if someone left, someone else has just arrived: Nikki. And she is eager to say hello to Jenny, even though, of course, Jake and Peyton don't seem that enthusiastic.

After seeing that Haley wasn't wearing her wedding ring during an interview on a famous talk show, Nathan figures his wife isn't coming back. He is burning all Haley's photos when Deb stops by to chat. Nathan asks his mother what she is doing there. She hands him a wad of money, saying: "Making sure you find the kind of happiness I barely remember. Go get Haley. She's your wife." Nathan looks at her, then takes the money and walks away.

Bad news. Brooke tells Lucas her father got a job in California, so the whole family is moving the followin week. She starts crying and Lucas definitely seems sad too. Well, he did have a point, I guess. Tree Hill would be such a boring place without Miss Davis.