At the Metro Court restaurant, Alexis admitted that she missed Gregory at the Invader, and he said he missed it, too. She finally broke it to him that she couldn't be his plus-one for Chase and Brook Lynn's wedding because there was a chance she was getting her law license back. He was excited for her, but she was going back and forth between denial and "paralyzing anxiety." Gregory advised her to have faith and said that she would only regret the chances she didn't take.

Sasha was brushing a horse at the stables when Cody arrived. He asked her about her job search, and she answered that she'd applied for many things, but none of them were very interesting. Cody thought that any company would be lucky to have her. She added that she would soon run out of money, and she wondered if she was crazy for leaving Deception. She decided that it had been the right decision, and she had no regrets. He advised her to let him know when she figured out what she wanted.

At Home & Heart, Haven told Lucy and Maxie how excited her granddaughters were that she would be meeting Blaze, but Lucy revealed that she would be the spokesmodel for Deception that day. Haven ran off to check with her producer. Maxie didn't agree with Lucy's decision to do the segment herself and accused Lucy of only caring about her own opinion. Haven returned and told them that the producer had decided to cancel the segment rather than have Haven on air with an "amateur." Maxie insisted that that day's segment would sell out like every other one of Deception's segments, so Haven finally agreed. Later, as a horrified Maxie watched the segment, Lucy went from talking about the face cream to going on a tangent about all the drama in her life.

Tracy entered the Quartermaine sunroom as Brook Lynn was concluding a call about buying a pickup truck. Brook Lynn explained that she was buying Chase a new truck as a wedding gift to replace the one he'd had to sell to pay for their honeymoon. "Don't do it," Tracy stated quickly. She explained that Chase was traditional, and Brook Lynn replacing his truck would be seen as devaluing Chase's loving gesture.

Brook Lynn understood, but she feared that she and Chase would fall into the same pattern as the rest of the unhappy Quartermaine marriages. Tracy insisted that the couple would be fine as long as Brook Lynn remembered that the two had different frames of reference about money. She hugged her granddaughter and insisted that she would always be on Brook Lynn's side. Tracy excused herself to the stables and left.

Nina announced to Michael, Drew, and Curtis what she believed Carly had done the night before, and Curtis didn't think that it was Nina's business. Michael didn't believe it, and he left. Drew agreed that Carly had a right to privacy, but Nina thought Drew would want to know how quickly Carly had gotten over him. Nina and Curtis shared a friendly goodbye, and she left. Curtis thought that Nina's announcement had been uncalled for, but Drew didn't care what Carly did, since they were broken up, which surprised Curtis. Changing the subject, Drew was looking forward to talking about the fitness idea more. On his way out, Curtis advised Drew to go easy on Nina, as she was probably still hurting over Sonny. Drew assured Curtis that he and Nina had "reached an understanding," and Curtis left.

Carly arrived at the bar in the Metro Court restaurant and sat down with Michael, who told her about Nina's announcement. Carly told Michael what had actually happened with her and Jagger. Michael wondered if it bothered her that the man she'd helped wanted to bust Jason, but Carly insisted that she was sure there would be nothing for Jagger to find.

Diane arrived at Jason's office and informed him that his bank accounts had been unfrozen. He wondered if he had enough money to buy back Carly's half of the Metro Court so he could give it back to Carly. He insisted that he would let Nina name her price. However, Diane refused to let Jason overpay. She also warned Jason of how many times Carly had turned down others' help in getting the hotel back, but he promised that he would work things out with Carly. Diane also offered to help find him a place to live, but he maintained that he was happy in the room above Bobbie's.

Just then, Carly arrived with the papers that Jason was supposed to have signed the night before. Diane promised to pick them up later and left. Carly admitted that she'd done something he wouldn't like, and she told him everything that had happened with Jagger the night before. Carly feared that Sonny had had Jagger beaten up, but Jason wasn't sure about that. Jason advised her to stay out of it, but she told him about Nina seeing her with Jagger.

Nina arrived at the Crimson offices, and her assistant Madison gave her her messages. A short while later, as she talked on the phone about the service staff at the hotel, Diane arrived and informed Madison that she would be seeing Nina. She barged into the office, amid Madison's apologies, as Nina was done with her phone call. "If you're here for the divorce papers, you're wasting your time," Nina said coolly. Diane clarified that she was there to make an offer on Nina's half of the hotel on behalf of Jason.

There was a knock on the door, and Madison informed Nina that the accounting department needed her signature on something. Diane talked about how busy Nina had to be, juggling Crimson and the hotel. "I love them both," Nina insisted. The two haggled over how much over market value Nina would get, and they finally settled on 9%. Diane promised to take the number back to Jason, but Nina clarified that she hadn't yet made up her mind to definitely sell, so she needed to think about it. Diane warned that the offer wouldn't be there indefinitely. "If he wants it so bad, he can wait," Nina stated.

• Lois has a surprise for Olivia and Brook Lynn.

• Anna summons someone to her office "immediately."

• Jason lectures Carly.

• "That's unforgiveable," Sonny growls to Ava.