Playing House

Teddy has a very clear vision of how she wants her life to be. She'll finally move out of her parents' house (check), she'll land that job as a DJ at the local radio station (double check), and she'll move into a little apartment and maybe get a cat. (Sort of check?).

The only apartment she can find on such short notice has to be shared and she decides that she doesn't mind living with Oliver even if he is kind of a neat freak and constantly steals her peanut butter.

But pretending that she's married to him to keep their conservative landlord from kicking them out definitely isn't part of the plan.