At Jordan’s place, she cries to Curtis that she’d love to give their relationship another chance, but she can’t, because Portia is pregnant. Curtis realizes that he and Portia clearly have a lot to discuss, and Jordan says whatever decision he makes, she’ll understand.

Jordan knows Curtis’ priority must be the baby. Curtis calls her amazing and thanks her for her honesty. He wonders why Portia didn’t tell him and whether she plans to keep the baby. He decides he has to find her and rushes out.

At Isaiah’s cabin, he and Portia kiss, and he surprises her with a romantic dinner. He even breaks out his best wine. They kiss some more and end up in bed, clearly skipping the wine and food. Isaiah then gets a call from the hospital and has to return. He urges her to stay, enjoy dinner, and hopefully he’ll be back later. He also gives her a key to their special getaway cabin.

What Does Jack Share With Anna?

Jack drops by Anna’s office to let her know her request to visit Valentin has been denied. Anna again suggests they work together as he needs her, because nobody knew Faison better than she did. She tells him that she can get Valentin to tell her everything he wouldn’t tell him.

Jack says she’ll have to earn his trust, but he will tell her that Valentin noted this project is about Faison, and there is a connection between Faison and Sidwell. That’s all he’ll say to her for now, and he walks out.

What’s Carly’s Next Move?

Jason corners Carly in the alcove at the Metro Court and asks why she’s avoiding him. She says she’s not, and whatever he needs to make it quick, as she’s having dinner with Jack. Jason is stunned and accuses her of being up to something. Carly explains she can’t afford to break up with Jack because, if she stays with him, he’ll keep her daughter safe —and it’s all she cares about.

 Jack soon appears, and Jason takes off. Jack senses that he interrupted a tense conversation, and Carly admits Jason was giving her an earful about him. She keeps telling Jason how much he’s done for her and her family. She says Lulu told her about the visit he arranged for Charlotte and Valentin, but Lulu likely won’t allow another one. This troubles Jack.

Ned Wants Tracy to Do What?

Ned sits down with his mother and Olivia at the restaurant, and they push her to make peace with Ronnie. Tracy refuses, and Ned says Grandfather would be ashamed of her, as possession is nine-tenths of the law, and she let herself get kicked out of the mansion. She needs to make peace and get back into the house.

What’s Jacinda’s New Job?

In the Crimson office, Nina tells Ava that Willow hates her for taking the plea deal, but Ava points out that Willow has hated her before. Nina vows she won’t stop fighting for Willow. Ava suggests she let Alexis handle this, and she does not need to do anything that will make things worse.

Outside Nina’s office, Jacinda tells Michael that working here might be a bad idea, as Nina is the person who paid her to drug Drew.

Michael knocks on Nina’s door and says he has hired her a new assistant, someone she already knows. Jacinda walks in, and Nina exclaims, “Over my dead body!” Michael is okay with those terms. Nina says Jacinda tried to double-cross her and is clearly lying to protect Michael with a fake alibi.

Nina and Michael argue back and forth, until Ava steps in and stops Nina from shooting her mouth off and regretting it. Nina agrees to give Jacinda the job, and Michael and Ava leave so they can talk.

Michael heads down to the restaurant to meet Ned, Tracy and Olivia. Tracy says thanks to Ned, she’s seen the light and will apologize to Ronnie. Ned suggests they do this tonight.

Jason Asks Anna for Help

Jason heads to Anna’s office and asks for her help finding a way to get Joss out of the WSB. Anna says there is no way to extricate her, and she would have to leave on her own. However, they could work to get her out from under Jack’s thumb, which might put her in less dangerous scenarios moving forward.

Is Ronnie No Good?

Martin shows up at the Quartermaine mansion on Drew’s behalf and believes he can change Ronnie’s mind about selling the place.

Ronnie reminds him that he said they shouldn’t be seen together. He says nobody will suspect they are working together, and if he hadn’t reached out to her, she’d still be waiting tables. He says this house and her newfound fortune are all his doing, because he wrote her into Monica’s will.

Ronnie insists that she never wanted to be a part of this, and Martin knows he had to sell her on the plan. Ronnie admits she only agreed after encountering that nasty Tracy Quartermaine, but the rest of the family has been lovely, and she hates deceiving them. She says this house shouldn’t be hers. Martin says it won’t be once she sells it to Drew.

Ronnie refuses, as Monica loved this house, and she won’t go against her wishes. Martin says she will, because he must have his revenge and see that Tracy loses everything. Ronnie begins to figure things out and realizes Martin is the one who drugged her tea to set this in motion. Ronnie says this has gone too far and can’t continue.

Martin becomes cold and angry and says nothing can be traced back to him, and she will be the one to end up in prison. So, he states, she will keep her mouth shut and sell the house to Drew, or he’ll take away everything she has, including her freedom. (Damn, Martin can be one hell of a monster!)

In the Show’s Final Moments

Alone, Jordan opens her fortune cookie, which reads, “An unexpected delivery will change everything.” She quickly tosses it in the trash.

Curtis finds Isaiah at the hospital and asks where his wife is.

At the cabin, Portia makes a call to Ava, who is at the Metro Court bar. Portia asks her where she is, as she needs to see her.

Anna tells Jason their first task is to ensure Jack’s current op is swiftly and safely concluded. She tells Jason that Jack told her Faison is involved in what’s going on, and so is Sidwell.

Carly tells Jack that Lulu feels flying back and forth is too disruptive to Charlotte’s life. Jack still needs more from Valentin, so Carly suggests he relocate Valentin closer to home.

Nina goes over a list of rules with Jacinda and wonders how much Michael is paying her to lie for him. Jacinda says she’s not lying, and she and Michael have become very close. Nina offers to pay Jacinda more than Michael.

Ronnie is alone at home when Tracy, Olivia, Michael and Ned show up. Tracy eats some crow and wants to bury the hatchet with Ronnie for the good of the family and start over. Ronnie agrees they all could use a fresh start, which is why she is selling the house.