Running into Summer on the CL’s patio, Daniel rants about her not returning his messages and all he’s going through. Stop, Summer blinks back tears – it’s Harrison. Without further word, Daniel hugs her.
Pacing around the alleyway, Nikki waits impatiently for Jordan.
In the motel room, Jordan is fresh out of caviar so serves Harrison a peanut butter and jelly sandwich. When Harrison turns away, she thinks it time he learned a lesson; revenge never comes cheap.
Jack comes home with no news for Traci about Harrison – how did Ashley’s first therapy session go? It didn’t happen, she replies.
How do you do? Ashley flirts with the lounge’s bartender in a southern drawl. You could make a girl happy with a shot of Tequila – don’t forget a teeny weeny slice of lime.
Traci tells Jack that they got as far as the waiting room. Ashley excused herself to go to the bathroom and never came back.
Oh Lord, whatever could you want, Jack Abbott? It can wait, Ashley ignores his call and asks ‘Handsome’ for another shot.
Summer lists everyone looking for Harrison. Jack and Grandpa are working together, Chance is consulting with the cops; Kyle’s defending Claire because it’s his fault. Daniel encourages her to stay strong.
Harrison bats the plate out of Jordan’s hand. You’re a witch! I want to go home! I want my Mom and Dad! They don’t want/love you, ‘Aunt Jordan’ demands he be nice – I’m all you’ve got.
Jack leaves a message for Ashley – no judgement, we just don’t want you to have another blackout. Come home – we love you. Traci’s alarmed when Jack thinks they may need to have Ashley committed – has it come to that!?
Jordan listens to the message Nikki left (‘I’m waiting for you’)
Daniel’s sorry he was a jerk – does Mom know? He’s surprised to hear she’s been ‘pretty good’. How can I help? Summer just wants him to keep her company. He’s not the the praying kind but it’s worth a shot.
Nikki shouts to the clouds – are you scared to face me!? A coward like your sister!? Show your face you sick bitch!
Traci fears that forcing Ashley into treatment will only alienate her – there must be another way. What can we do for her? Jack agrees they should find her Parisian therapist friend.