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The Sugarbowl   Cory
picks up the two hot chocolates from that the barista passes him with a smile
on his face. He moves to the back booth of the coffeehouse while a Kacey Musgraves
song plays on the speakers. He sits across from Robin
and passes her a hot chocolate and a pastry, which is in a bag. "First
we went for a walk in the cemetery and now you're getting me hot chocolate and
a pastry," Robin chuckles back to him as she thinks about the day that they've
spent together so far. "I feel like this is déjà vu."
Cory chuckles back to her. "It seems familiar, doesn't it?" he winks
back to her. "That's because it is. You did this for me any years ago."
Robin arches her eyebrow back to him as she tries to think about when she
would have taken Cory for a walk in the cemetery and then brought him to the Sugarbowl.
"Your memory is better than mine," she admits to him. "When did
we do this before?" "It was one of our first dates," he
admits to her with a grin on his face. "If you remember, I was married to
Natasha,
but we all thought she died when she drove her car off the bridge. I was mourning,
and you happened to see me in the cemetery. You walked with me and then brought
me here for a hot chocolate and donut; you were trying to make me feel better,
which you did." "Goodness, I hadn't thought about those times
in ages," Robin shakes her head back to him. "We certainly have been
through a lot together, haven't we?" "We have," Cory nods
back to her. "The reason I wanted to have today with you, Robin, is to show
you that I still care about you and that I remember all of your times together,
both good and the not so good." "I appreciate the gesture,"
Robin smiles back to him. "And for the reminder that we have been through
it all together." ***
 
At the window seat, Daisy
sits with a latte in front of her. Her mind is racing over the fact that she asked
Leah and Bryce to talk to their family about the idea of Felicia coming back to
Twin Peaks; she knows that if Felicia
does come back to town, then Frederick
will help Dawn
snap out of her catatonic state that she fell into after Tara
brainwashed her. She just hopes that they can bring Felicia back because Daisy
knows how upset Cheresa
is. As she takes a long sip of her latte, she can't help but wonder how
Andrew
is doing. She misses how close they were at one time, but he hasn't been able
to forgive her for switching Tinah's paternity test results the previous year.
She knows that she allowed her insecurities about losing Andrew get in the way
of her judgement, but she can't go back and make a different decision now. Still,
she wishes that there was something, anything, that she could do to make him forgive
her, but the longer they go being apart, she feels like the chances of reuniting
are slim to none. She looks over when the door to the coffeehouse opens
and she sees Andrew. She feels like heart moves into her throat as she gulps heavily
as Andrew moves up to her. "Daisy, hey," he says as he moves
up to her. "I'm glad that I saw you. We
we need to talk," he tells
her as Daisy wonders if this is the moment that she has been waiting for: is this
the time that Andrew can finally forgive her? The Lawson Estate; Abby,
Ethan, Cheresa, & Georgina's Home

Abby
pours herself a glass of water from the bar in the lavish living room of the manor
that she lives in with Ethan,
their daughter, and Cheresa. Her mind is racing over the fact that Max
admitted to her that he slept with Natasha while he still dating Sophie.
Abby can't believe that he slept with his girlfriend's mother, but she realizes
that she can't tell anyone about this because Max doesn't want Sophie to find
out as he told her that he and Natasha only slept together once. "You
look a million miles away," a voice calls out from behind Abby. She turns
and sees Cheresa standing in the living room. "What's up?" "Oh
Cheresa," Abby sighs back to her. "I
I thought you were at the
hospital." "I took the day off," Cheresa tells her. "With
Adam and
Helen
here, they wanted to go see Dawn, so I'm going to take them in a bit."
"How is Dawn? Any change?" "No, I'm afraid not,"
Cheresa reveals to her. "I am hoping that seeing her parents might help her."
"It was a surprise that Adam and Helen showed up here unannounced,"
Abby chuckles. "But I understand why they'd want to be here for Dawn."
"Yea, me too," Cheresa tells her. "So, where were you just
now? What were you thinking about?" "Honestly, I'm sure it's
nothing," Abby waves her hand in the air. "But Ethan and I, we had a
misunderstand the other day and it's just weighting on me." "Talk
to him about it," Cheresa encourages her sister. "You two have a good
thing going, don't let a small mishap become between you two. You two, you can
work it out, I know you can." "Thanks," Abby forces a smile
on her face. "You're right, like always." The Pink Flamingo
at the River Rock Casino  
Shane
and Natasha sit across from one another in the restaurant with some lunch in front
of them. Natasha is thrilled that they have gotten closer again; for a while last
year, they were estranged because Shane blamed her for bringing his father back
into their lives, but over the Christmas holiday, they bonded and are closer than
ever before. "How is Sophie doing?" Shane asks her before he
takes a bit of his cobb salad. He knows that Natasha's daughter went through a
lot as she miscarried at the end of last year; since then, Sophie's moods have
been all over the place. "She has been rather cold to me lately,"
Natasha admits to him before she takes a spoon of her squash soup. "I am
thinking she is still upset about the baby, but I am concerned that she is lashing
out at me instead of accepting my support." "She's young and
grieving," Shane replies to her. "Give her some time, but I would say
that it might be a good idea for her to talk to someone about it. A lot of people
struggle with grief." "That's not a bad idea," Natasha
nods back to him. "I will mention that to Cory; I think it's best that he
suggest that to her to prevent world war three from happening." Shane
chuckles back to her. "A mother's relationship with her daughter is always
a little complicated, huh?" "You can say that again," Natasha
tells him. "Oh God." "What?" he asks her with an arched
eyebrow. "I just noticed that Cassie
is at the bar," Natasha rolls her eyes at the sight of her rival. "I
wish that woman would turn around and leave when she knows you and I are somewhere.
She is the last person I want to see." "I actually want to talk
to her about something," Shane admits to Natasha, who arches her eyebrow
back to him. "You do? What could you possibly have to say to that
woman?" "It's about Jacob
and him not wanting to have another child," Shane tells Natasha, as he stands
up from the table. "I'll be right back." "Hang on, I'll
come with you," Natasha follows him to the bar, where they approach Cassie.
"Cassie," Shane announces to her, causing Cassie to look up and
sees Shane and Natasha. "Oh goodie, the firing squad," Cassie
quips. "What do I owe the pleasure?" "It's about our son,
Jacob," Natasha firmly tells her. "He admitted to us that you want to
have another child with him but he isn't sure he wants another child."
"I guess conversations between a husband and wife are not confidential
anymore," Cassie rolls her eyes back to them. "Don't pressure
him," Shane tells Cassie. "The last thing our son needs if for you to
try to pressure him into doing something he doesn't want to do. So consider this
a warning, Cassie. If we hear that you're pressing this issue, it won't end well."
Twin Peaks General Hospital   Stephanie
swiftly moves down the corridor of the hospital carrying a bunch of patient files
that she needs to be returned to the file room. Her mind is racing about the previous
evenings events, however. She was out having dinner when she spotted Cassie and
Jacob, who were having a romantic evening out. Frustrated, Stephanie returned
to her office and ended up pulling Cassie's medical file. She was on the fence
about pulling the file because she realizes that it is a breach of her medical
ethics; however, once she was reading the file, she learned that Cassie had a
paternity test completed while she was pregnant with Carter. Stephanie
realizes that Cassie must have had doubts about who the child's father was when
she learned she was pregnant if she wanted to have the DNA test completed. Not
only that, but she would have known the results before the DNA tests were run
that Jacob asked for, and then the following test that Shane and Natasha ran in
secret. What scares Stephanie to her core is that this means that Carter might
not be Jacob's child after all; if that is the case, she knows that he would be
devastated because he loves his little boy. Now, she has no idea what
she is going to do with the information. She doesn't have any solid proof that
Cassie did anything wrong, but she also realizes that she can't keep this from
Jacob, because he should know the truth. She turns a corner and collides
into another person! Her files scatter all over the floor. "Ooof," she
groans in pain. "I'm so sorry!" Jacob looks at Stephanie in
surprise. "Steph? Hey, are you okay?" "Jacob?" Stephanie
looks at him just as she was about to bend down to pick up her files. "I'm
I'm
so sorry. I wasn't watching where I was going." "It's fine,
are you okay?" "I'm
I'm okay," she nods back to him.
"Just a bruised ego." "It's not like you to be so concentrated,
what's up? What has you so deep in thought that you were watching where you were
going?" Jacob asks her as Stephanie feels her heart skip a beat. ***
Will
storms out of Paige's
hospital room and feels beads of sweat forming on his forehead. He showed up to
see the mother of his son to see how she is doing. He was relieved to hear that
she is recovering from the c-section; he also tried to convince her to change
her mind about giving the baby up for adoption. That didn't go over so well, and
Will lost control when the social worker arrived for Paige to sign their son over
into foster care. He pulls out his phone out of his pocket and dials a
number quickly. "It's me," he says into his phone. "Paige is about
to sign over our son to the social worker; we
we need to get in front of
a Judge ASAP. I
I have to plead my case that I don't want to lose my child.
Please
please make this happen," he pleads with her lawyer, as he eagerly
awaits for his response. The Calimo Mansion
 Robbie
paces back and forth in the living room of the Calimo mansion. He and Madeline
returned to the mansion late the previous night after an explosive conversation
at the cabin, where Madeline admitted to him that she induced Kim's
labour last year, gave birth to the baby, but lied and told Kim that she miscarried.
In reality, Madeline was raising the child and ended up telling everyone that
she and Robbie had a child from their one-night stand on New Year's Eve. "This
is the most outrageous story that I've ever heard," Robbie whispers to himself
as he stops and looking into the flames of the fire in the fireplace. "Madeline
stole my baby with Kim? Bobby is really my son with Kim? My God, if this is true,
it
it changes everything." "It is true," Madeline
tells Robbie as she moves into the living room having heard the tail end of his
private conversation with himself. Madeline, for the first time in weeks, feels
like her normal self because she has told the truth; the voices that were haunting
her have disappeared, and she feels like she is finally above water again. "I
know it's hard to understand or even process, but I wasn't lying. I was telling
you the truth last night at the cabin." "I want to believe you,"
Robbie turns to face her. "But there's only one way for me to trust in this."
"And what is that?" "I want a DNA test run," Robbie
tells her quickly. "I need to confirm that Bobby is my son with Kim."
The Dockside Storage Lockers    "I'm
listening," Jeff glares back at Leah and Bryce as he is waiting for them
to explain why they kidnapped him. "What the hell made you want to knock
me out and bring me here?" "This has to do with Victoria,"
Bryce tells him quickly. "We
we still believe that she is the one that
framed Leah for those missing funds." "What?" Jeff asks
in shock. "The investigation didn't prove anything of the sort!"
"Because she used my computer!" Leah shrieks back at him. "That
woman did this, and we
we need your help to prove it." "You
brought me here to convince me to betray the woman I love?" Jeff asks with
an uneasy chuckle. "You're crazy! You're both crazy!" "We
might be," Bryce looks at him. "But we aren't letting you go until you
agree to help us. So, Dad, the choice is yours: Help us prove that Victoria framed
Leah and we let you go, or you stay here indefinitely." Next on
One Day at a Time - Leah and Bryce talk to the family about Felicia -
Will Stephanie tell Jacob the truth? - Will Andrew forgive Daisy? | |