Running into one another at the park cafe, Claire and Audra note that there’s only one table – shall we share it?
At home, Noah fusses over Sienna. Nothing feels or tastes right; she’s wearing his sweater to feel normal. She needs to know if Matt’s in hell or coming for them
Matt arrives at the club’s bar to greet the bartender. Hey. My man. Getting no recognition, he orders a beer.
Get a lot of regulars? Matt asks. Yes. When Cane sits to order his usual, Matt assumes he’s a regular. Have we met before? Cane doesn’t think so.
You have no shame! Nick’s at Summer’s Conglomerate to warn Phyllis that she’ll lose everything if she doesn’t find an exit ramp.
Once again, Lily turns up to cry on Traci’s shoulder.
Traci’s thrilled to hear that Cane’s a match. He did it for me; he didn’t want me to lose Malcolm. It feels like Cane’s himself again. Traci counts that as two miracles then.
Sienna continues to worry that they aren’t safe. Noah encourages her to get some sleep. Yes, he’ll come up and lay down with her (but first he leaves his grandpa a message hoping for an update from his team)
After Cane excuses himself, Matt sticks his tongue out at him. Holden joins Cane to hear that Victor’s pissed. His evidence is AI slop – irony is alive and well. Matt watches with interest.
This is my Dad’s company! Nick shouts until Phyllis asks what’s wrong with him – are you OK?
Picking up her phone, Audra isn’t sending a signal that she wants to avoid conversation – then blathers on and claims to be trying to make conversation. Sad that your family lost everything, she mocks Claire.
Yes, Phyllis is a caring person – she wants to help the father of her daughter. Stop pretending our history means anything! Nick barks. I don’t care what happens to you anymore, he storms out (leaving Phyllis suspicious.
Lily tells Traci that Cane’s been arrested. What if it’s a bad sign?
Matt continues to listen as Cane asks Holden to call his Mom about him donating his stem cells in GC. After Holden walks off, Phyllis arrives to approach Cane (who’s furious with her)
Audra and Claire agree that they don’t have to pretend to be friends. I am so sorry I’m killing it in my position while you don’t have a position you don’t deserve, Audra’s claws come out.