Ashley and Traci are more concerned about Jack than Billy – you don’t need another fight. An emotional Jack agrees.
Cane’s on the verge of tears; I defended you. I convinced Lily; I begged her. You made a fool of me! Billy appreciates that but has found a better future than the one Cane was offering. After he leaves, Cane calls Jack – I’m on my way.
After that lunch, Stephanie wouldn’t mind Nate making another meal for her.
Back inside Society, Lily tells Holden that she’s going to war with Billy and needs all the allies she can get – are you with me?
Greeting Traci, Cane’s always considered her the voice of reason in the family. Yes, they’ve heard what Billy’s up to. Cane wants Jack and his sisters to stop Billy – if he keeps it up, we’ll all regret it.
My Thoughts: Isn’t Billy going to feel like an ass if it turns out he just didn’t find paperwork on Katherine repaying John? Or, if the lawyers going through his father’s bank accounts find it (not sure why a bank would keep the records of a man whose been dead for 20 years) Maybe Katherine repaid the loan in stock or gold bars … It’s a bit premature of Billy to think he’ll be kicking Cane out of his office – or firing employees (like Holden) Ownership of Chancellor could be tied up in court for years… I’m sure whoever told Stephanie that it’s her job to recruit ‘top talent’ would assume she’s scouting Harvard’s honour roll, not hiring the guy who got her the job. Nate hasn’t operated in almost 6 years and with all these ‘new procedures’ it could be a minute before he’s ‘wowing the world with his talent’. Nate thinks that if his hand’s fixed, he and Devon can put this tumultuous time behind them?? You’ve been working for your cousin for a few years and when Devon expresses guilt about their fight, you pretend you’re over it …. Poor Nate doesn’t even have a mini kitchen in his living room like Lily does. Love how he puts his napkin in his lap like he’s seated at a Michelin star restaurant. Why are they both tearing their grilled cheese halves in half? Cut them into quarters like normal people.