Henry had also just woken up and had moved so he was sitting higher up in the bed and his head was leaning up against the headboard. Lucille looked over at him and smiled softly. "Hey, beautiful," he said softly. Her smile grew ever so slightly and when he opened his arm up for her, she immediately scooted closer to him, resting her head in the crook of his shoulder.

When Hyde asked Kitty to take Jackie to her appointment, the older woman agreed immediately. She took every chance she could get to help out her kids with their kids. That day it meant taking a very pregnant Jackie to her last ultra sound before the baby was due the following week

PTSD was something that still affected Red Forman, even years after the war. It never really went away. Sure, it got easier to deal with over the years, but he still woke up from nightmares. He still got night sweats and he still got anxiety in crowded places, much to his embarrassment.

"We're going to be parents, Kitty," Red said, the fact that he was going to be a parent in four short months really starting to sink in. "I know we are, sweetheart," Kitty said as she looked lovingly at her husban

Only a few seconds passed before Kitty felt the familiar flutter of a kick. "We got a little kick," Kitty said as she looked down at her baby bump and laughed, placing her hand on her stomach and softly rubbing it.

"You know," Red said as he turned back to Donna. He paused for a few seconds before continuing, trying to figure out what he was going to say next. Donna looked over at Red while he tried to figure out what he was going to say next. "When I was in Korea, Kitty would write to me all the time. It helped me feel like she was right there with me," he said.

"Are you okay, kitten?" Red asked. "Do you want me to tell you another bedtime story?" he asked. Laurie looked at her father and gave her a toothy smile. "I want to dance with you, Daddy," she replied.

The last song of the night happened to be one of Red's favorite songs, No Other Love by Perry Como. It also happened to be the one that he and Kitty danced to at their wedding.

Everything was going smoothly until Donna went into the bathroom and started freaking out. She tried kicking everyone out, but they were worried because she wouldn't come out of the bathroom. Eric, not knowing what to do, called Bob up and they all tried to get her out.

"You know you're wearing one of Red's shirts right, Mrs. Kitty?" he asked when he noticed that Kitty was wearing an oversized shirt of Red's. "Yes, Fez," Kitty said as she looked down at the shirt she was wearing like the rest of the room was doing. "I'm fully aware," she added as she laughed and looked over at the foreign exchange student.

Right when Red finished talking, Eric let out a small sigh and his eyes fluttered close, pulling him closer to sleep. Something about feeling the vibrations in their father's chest when he talked put both Eric and Laurie to sleep. It made Kitty laugh because it was something she loved doing when she cuddled with her husband.

"Sorry, sweetheart. What where you saying?" Kitty said to Jackie, who had been interrupted when Eric came upstairs. "I haven't been feeling good the last week or so," Jackie repeated. "I don't know what's wrong with me," she added.

But it's a good thing she hadn't because she felt another kick. She sat up quickly and rested a hand on the side of her growing stomach. "Red," she said as she poked Red in the shoulder softly with her other hand. "Red, honey, wake up," she said. Red immediately woke up and sat up quickly.

"Can you watch Betsy while I go back to the hotel? I forgot her bag," he said as he set his baby girl on the ground. Kitty smiled at Betsy, wiped her hands on her apron and stretched her arms out to the four-year-old. When Betsy walked over to her grandmother, Kitty picked her up and set her on her hip.

Kitty had been on her maternity leave for a week now and it seemed like she hadn't put anything on except for one of Red's shirts. At first Red just rolled his eyes and let her do it, now he was genuinely curious as to why that was all she wore. So he decided he would ask her when she came downstairs from her shower.

"Michael, honey," she said as she grabbed Michael's arm and stopped him in his tracks. "Where are your parents?" she asked when he looked up at the woman who had her hand wrapped around his upper arm. "My mommy's having a baby," he said, unaware of what that actually meant. "Do you know what room she's in, sweetie?" she asked.

"Thank you," he added as he stood up and continued to smile at the petite woman standing in front of him. He made his way out the sliding door. But before he closed it, he said, "Nice shirt, by the way," and ran off before Red could do anything to him. Red just rolled his eyes.

"I really should be getting home," he said as he took a bite of the sandwich in his hand. "Have fun, Michael honey," Kitty said as she smiled at Kelso. "And don't get into too much trouble," she added. Kelso laughed as Kitty went back to making her sandwich. "Thank you," he said as he slid open the glass door that lead to the Foreman's driveway. "And I won't."

"What's the matter, sweetie?" She asked as she squatted down so she was the same height as Stephen. He was avoiding her and she wasn't sure why. Without hesitation, Kitty cupped Stephen's chin and moved his head so he was looking at her. What she saw when he finally looked at her shocked her. Who would hit a six-year-old?

Kelso gets some help from Red and Kitty with Betsy.