Day with Klaus

"That card'll get you where you need to go, as long as you start from the bar," Wilford explains. "This thing's pretty good at knowing where you're supposed to be, far as I can tell."

On the floor, Buster practically melts into a puddle from all the attention. A person might think he never gets any attention in his life.

Before Wilford can get Klaus moving toward the door, a woman's voice calls up from the stairs. "Oh, you're home," she says. She makes it up to the landing, holding a wide-eyed toddler in her arms, pausing when she sees Wilford. "What happened to you?" she asks.

"Lost a bet," Wilford says, surprised to see her here. Still, she provides a good second set of eyes so Wilford doesn't have to leave Klaus alone, unsupervised, in a house full of easily-pinchable items. "Stay right there," he says, quickly disappearing to his bedroom to replace the teeth that are somewhere out on Milliways' lawn.

Not really sure what's going on, Celine looks at Klaus, hoping he might have something more to say. "You guys coming or going?" she asks.