We don’t know that anything’s happened to Sharon and Phyllis, Vic and Nick try to reassure Daniel. Finishing his drink, an agitated Daniel takes a seat – he appreciates them trying to calm him down – but overheard Nick worrying. What if we never see either of them again???
We’re never gonna see our kids again, Phyllis wallows. We saved your life – we won, Sharon remains positive. The intercom blares. Then ‘Well done Sharon’ (for solving the riddle) But, if they’re going to play can they at least play nice? The intercom blares. They wanted me to save you, Sharon figures this must be part of the game. If I drank the poison would you have saved me? she has to ask.
Taking a drink, Claire comments – that’s strong. I guess James Bond is tougher than me. Somehow, I doubt that, Holden takes the bar stool one over from Claire. That’s straight alcohol, Ian Flemming’s protagonist drank Vespers. Italian scooters? Claire’s confused. Holden’s amused – Vespers, not Vespas (of which he orders two – shaken not stirred)
After everything you’ve done to my family death by poison is what you deserve, Phyllis adds – does that shock you? Sharon doesn’t believe that Phyllis would have let her die. But, if hating me is the distraction you need, I’m fine with it.
Daniel’s been in constant contact with Chance – they’ve come up with nothing. Summer’s worried about Harrison and Lucy’s wondering why her grandmother isn’t replying to her texts. Vic will have Johnny invite her to the ranch. Chance then arrives with news.
After discussing their drinks and who is the best James Bond (Holden chooses Daniel Craig) introductions are made. Looks like Claire’s made a new friend, Summer quips when they come back downstairs. Kyle wastes no time positioning himself between Holden and Claire to report how their talk with Harrison went. Summer thanks Kyle and sashays upstairs, leaving Claire to tell Kyle that ‘this gentleman’ introduced her to Vespers.
Chance appreciates the Newman security team helping them go through CCTV footage. After Phyllis left the club, a white van with no windows came up the street. Ten minutes later, the same van was seen at Cassidy First. That was the last either woman was caught on video.
Glad that Phyllis is OK, Sharon believes she’d have done the same for her. Phyllis still hasn’t forgiven Sharon. Sharon hasn’t forgiven herself – but, surely saving your life is worth something. Sharon will watch over Phyllis and will keep her safe. Phyllis reaches out to grab her hand – thank you. For what? Saving my life. You’re welcome.
Now at a table, Kyle apologizes for the interruption. Claire’s fine – she adores Harrison. Almost as much as you adore his father? Summer puts on a brave front but she’s scared. Claire’s not threatened by her. Is that liquid courage? Kyle asks. Do I have any reason to need it? The tipsy Claire might have another drink. She always feels light headed around Kyle.
Chance continues – the vans’ plates were traced to a medical supply company. It was stolen the morning Sharon and Phyllis were taken. Nick’s determined to bring them home.
Sharon puts a blanket over Phyllis. Get some rest, we’re gonna need it. The voice tells her ‘well done – you’re one step closer to liberation. What the hell does that mean? Sharon shouts – why are you doing this? Why do you want us to reconcile? Do we know you? This is an experiment, nothing more, she’s told. Will we be set free – or do you have something else in mind?? Rest – tomorrow will be a busy day for the two of you, the intercom blares. Sharon’s screams wake Phyllis up – what’s wrong? I don’t think we’re getting out of her anytime soon, Sharon tells her.