Jack entered a Philadelphia bar, and asked if the bartender had heard of "the Hideaway," a bar where Brad had once worked. The bartender had never heard of it, but figured that the operator of the nearby food bank might know it. When Jack went to the food bank, he saw Ben Harris exit. Jack tried to avoid Ben. Ben saw him, and joked that Jack was running from him.

Jack stated that while on break from a case, he'd decided to look for the Hideaway. Ben said that the place had been leveled into a parking lot. Ben asked about Brad, but Jack didn't answer. Ben offered Jack a tour of the "Philabundance," food bank, saying that he wanted to learn if Brad's wild stories were actually true. Jack said it'd be nice to remember the good times.

On the tour, Jack wondered what had happened to Ben being a doctor. "I keep my hand in," Ben replied. He asked how Jack was, but Jack avoided the question. The men encountered two boys, apparently brothers, discussing apples. Suddenly, Jack said that he had to leave. Ben pursued Jack onto the street, asking what was wrong.

Jack noticed police cars in the square and a jumper on a roof. Ben conferred with police, and learned that Irv, the jumper, had robbed a bank dressed as Ben Franklin. Jack offered to help; however, the police resented his tone, and ordered him to stay out of it. Ben wondered what had gotten into Jack, and insisted upon talking about it over coffee. When Ben received a call, Jack said he was fine, and they'd talk another time. Ben reluctantly left, asking Jack to tell Brad hello.

After Irv threatened to jump, Jack sneaked onto the rooftop to say that Ben Franklin wouldn't do it. Jack thanked Irv for sharing his roof, and stated that he was a former cop, who was just as messed up as Irv. Irv confided that he didn't know what to do next, but figured that he'd regret his actions for the rest of his life. Jack said that he felt the same way.

At Memorial, Janet found Katie reading a baby book. Janet had heard from Margo that Katie was picking up Jacob that day, and Janet offered to help. Katie declined, assuring Janet that she wouldn't drop Jacob, or leave him on a bus. When the nurse handed the baby to Katie, Janet noted that he looked like Brad. Katie replied that she wouldn't want it any other way.

Outside her door later, Katie wished that she'd allowed Janet to help, so that they wouldn't be lonely. Katie didn't have the heart to enter the house, and left with Jacob.

At the Lakeview, Brad's ghost hounded Henry to make Brad return to life. Henry went to the bookstore, and bought a book called "Ghost Are People, Too." Brad appeared, asking how he could escape "limbo land." Henry said that dead was dead, but he could perform a séance that would enable Brad to rattle a few chairs.

When Katie strolled by with Jacob, Brad made Henry stop her. As Brad marveled at his newborn son, Katie ordered Henry to get away from her. She explained that she couldn't even go to her home, because it too painful. Henry slinked away, but Brad said that Henry couldn't pity himself, because it was his fault. Henry yelled that he felt sorry for Katie, not himself.

Katie looked confused, and Henry said that Brad's spirit was among them. Katie advised Henry to sell it in a greeting card, and she turned to leave. Brad threatened to haunt Henry forever if he didn't do something. "What else do you want me to do!" Henry asked. Katie said she'd already told him to get away. Henry screamed that he was talking to Brad, not her.

Katie strode off, but Henry stopped her, explaining that he'd hit his head while fighting with Ralph. Henry said it'd made him have visions of Brad, who was standing beside him at that moment. Henry implored her to trust in Brad's love, and she'd see him, too. "I'm looking," Katie said. When she saw nothing, she called it a cruel hoax, and stormed off.

Brad wondered how hard it could be to get Katie to see him again, and cited that she'd seen him while she was in labor. Henry wondered how Ghost Brad could have been at the birth, but Brad said not to question things when talking to a ghost. Henry realized that they'd been going about it all wrong. He said it wasn't up to him to make Katie see; it was up to Brad.

Later, Katie marched into her house, saying that she'd never forgive Henry for pulling such a lowly stunt. She heard a noise, and turned. Brad stood by the door, telling her that, for once, Henry had been telling the truth. Katie called Brad's name, and wished that he were there. She sobbed, saying that she had to accept that he was gone.

Ghost Brad pleaded with Katie to see him. She sat down, and cried. Brad reached for her shoulder, but his hand went through it.

Dusty and Teri bickered outside Al's, but Dusty said that Teri ought to kiss his feet for saving her. Teri refused to discuss it further, and Dusty smirked, watching her enter the diner.

When Janet strolled in, Teri asked about Liberty. Janet said Liberty wasn't good after losing her father and baby. Teri was sorry to hear about the miscarriage, but Janet disbelieved it since Teri had advocated an abortion. Teri claimed that she'd been trying to help. Janet seethed that Katie had to raise Jacob alone, because Teri had involved Ralph in their lives. Teri reasoned that Janet had loved Ralph, too. Janet retorted that she'd opened her eyes to Ralph, unlike Teri.

Dusty intervened, and Teri stated that she didn't need Dusty to fight her battles for her. As Teri stormed out, Dusty said that Janet was supposed to be the nice sister. Janet poured Dusty coffee, still ranting about Teri and Ralph. Dusty reasoned that Ralph was a charmer, and if he'd focused on Janet, then she, too, would have been charmed.

Dusty asked what was really bothering her. Janet confided that losing Brad had hurt, and Jack had taken off instead of turning to his wife, who'd vowed to be there for him. Dusty said that Jack would be back, because he knew what he had at home. Dusty advised her not turn her back on her sister. Janet couldn't believe that she was taking family advice from Dusty Donovan.

At Metro later, Dusty found Teri beating herself up for being gullible. Dusty offered to listen if she wanted to talk, but said she could pity herself on her own time. Teri asked him to stay. After their talk, she felt better, but warned that he wouldn't get a free meal out of it.

When Carly stormed into Craig's suite, she wondered who'd get it first: Rosanna, for stealing Carly's fiancé, or Craig, for bedding her sister. Carly assumed that their affair had been Rosanna's revenge for Mike Kasnoff. Rosanna stated that Craig and Rosanna had been married once. Carly responded that Rosanna had supposedly hated Craig. "But the minute I left for rehab—" Carly said. Sparking with realization, she asked, "When did it start?"

Rosanna swore that they hadn't sneaked around behind Carly's back. "Evidence to the contrary," Carly seethed, opening her coat to reveal her lingerie. She guessed that Craig had bought it for Rosanna. Craig agreed, but Rosanna insisted that they hadn't acknowledged their feelings until after Carly had left. Carly sneered that Craig liked a dash of attempted murder in his romance, but Craig said he wouldn't let Carly cheapen the love that Rosanna and he shared.

Carly took that to mean that Craig didn't love her, and he probably never had. Rosanna apologized again, swearing that they'd wanted to tell her. Craig reasoned that after Carly had refused contact with him for months, he'd assumed that she'd been rethinking their engagement. Carly said the truth was that Craig didn't want her after the chase had ended.

Carly was horrified to learn that Parker knew about the affair, but surprised that Jack hadn't "sniffed out" the two of them. Rosanna replied that Jack had known for weeks. Carly insisted that if Jack had known, he'd never let her be blindsided that way.

Carly left, and Craig stopped a sobbing Rosanna from pursuing her sister. Rosanna wondered if Carly were right about Craig losing interest after he'd conquered things. She'd already lost Craig a few times, and wondered how that time would be any different. Craig said he'd fallen for her years ago; he'd never gotten over her, and he never would.

Carly went to the farm looking for Jack, and found Janet in an edgy mood. Carly groaned when she learned that Jack had told Janet about Craig and Rosanna. When Carly turned to leave, Janet explained that Brad was dead, and Jack had taken off somewhere to lick his wounds. "So I'm really sorry if I don't give a damn about who your boyfriend is sleeping with," Janet said.

Janet further explained that Jack had been drinking before shooting Brad. Carly said that Jack would ever drink on duty. Janet replied that he'd been off duty when he'd heard that Katie was in trouble. Carly said Jack needed Janet. Janet snapped that she didn't need Carly to spell out what Janet's husband needed. Janet said Jack didn't want her help, which hurt worst of all.

Later, Rosanna entered Carly's house to find Carly dumping Rosanna's things at the front door. Carly said that if she heard another apology, she'd ram a coat hanger down Rosanna's throat. Rosanna returned to the porch, where she told Craig that Carly was throwing her out. Rosanna worried that if she left, she'd lose her sister. Craig entered the house, and a scowling Carly shoved clothes at him. "Maybe another time," he said, and left with Rosanna's things.

After Carly locked the door, Ben Harris called her to say that he'd seen Jack in Philadelphia. Ben sensed that something troubled Jack, and Ben hoped that Carly could tell him what it was.