At the club’s bar, Nate’s surprised that Holden’s still in town. Holden’s surprised that Nate’s hanging out at a bar by himself instead of being with his beautiful girlfriend.
At Nate’s, Audra’s lit all the candles and put champagne on ice. Flashing back to Victor’s instructions (that she seduce Kyle) she looks conflicted as she picks up a framed photo of her and Nate.
Damian thanks Lily for meeting him (at Society) Yes, he’s ready to answer her questions. She wants to know everything about his boss, Aristotle Dumar – this is your last chance to convince me I can trust you. Damian will tell her everything – with one condition.
Holden didn’t mean to offend Nate. You’re lucky to have such a special woman – if I were starting a business, she’d be my first hire. Maybe you should have offered Audra the fake job you offered Damian. Holden hopes Nate has better luck holding onto her than he did. Audra’s the one that got away. Your loss, my good fortune, Nate drinks.
Continuing to flashback to her arrangement with Victor, Audra mutters – why can’t anything be easy for me? Everything’s so damn hard. She recites a message for Sally – I’m starting to have second thoughts – Victor might screw me over again…. I can’t send that, she decides. It’ll be OK. I’ll be OK, she reaffirms then turns on some sexy music.
Swearing Lily to secrecy. Damian believes her to be an honourable person – with beautiful eyes. He’s ready to talk – but not here.
How’s my surprise coming along? Nate answers his phone. Telling him to come home now, Audra flashes back to the deal she made with Victor. You can do this – you WILL do this, she mutters.
Going back to Holden’s question, Nate’s here by himself because Audra’s planning a surprise for him. Continuing to talk about Audra, Holden hopes Nate knows how lucky he is. Don’t blow it like I did. Nate wonders why Holden talks like they’re rivals. Do I have to be concerned about you crossing the line?
Now in the park, Lily asks why Damian’s now willing to discuss Dumar. His priorities have changed – his Mother’s illness and finding out he has a long lost brother makes Damian think less about work, more about family. Plus, he likes Lily and wants to be on her good side. Lily’s been burned by people she’s known a lot longer than she’s known Damian. To begin with, Damian confides that Aristotle Dumar doesn’t exist.