Most start-ups fail, Diane’s pessimistic – but Jack has faith in Nikki. She has a plan and is confident that Vibrante will be ready to launch on Valentines Day.
Kyle’s on the patio, Victoria’s at home as they send sexy texts to one another. ‘You’re flushed’, Nikki arrives to hope Victoria’s not getting sick.
Back at the cafe, Sally declares Chelsea a good person and an amazing mother. We’re going to be extended family. This is weird but it makes sense in Sally’s heart – would you be one of my bridesmaids?
Billy does know why Sally’s meeting Chelsea – she wants her to be a bridesmaid. Do you think she’ll accept? Probably. Do the right thing and make yourself scarce, Billy doesn’t want Adam at his wedding. Is that a threat? Adam raises a glass – best wishes to the happy couple.
After she’s gone, Diane rants about Nikki waltzing into HER home to flirt with HER husband. As if we care about her launch date. You’re acting like her mentor. Considering it ‘friendly support’, Jack thinks Diane’s overreacting. You’re putting your friendship with Nikki above my feelings – again! Diane grumbles.
Am I flushed? Victoria feels fine (then stifles a giggle when Kyle sends her another text) ‘In person meeting ASAP, she discreetly replies.
Chelsea’s truly touched. Sally feels like she overstepped, forget I asked. Chelsea won’t forget – she accepts. Can I help plan your bachelorette? There’s one more awkward thing – Adam. Both assume he won’t want to come – but Chelsea’s looking forward to it ~hug~
For once, don’t be a jerk – you owe Sally, Billy won’t let Adam ruin her big day. Adam knows what Sally deserves but she’s marrying you. Adam can’t commit to staying away. Save me a front row seat – just in case, he tosses money on the bar and leaves.