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Roberto still not answering, Paloma assumes Noah threw him out the window
and to his death. Noah doesn't care enough to correct her, until she comes
in swinging. He catches her arm and explains that he only yelled at a
towel-clad Roberto and told him to stay away from Paloma. Roberto responded
by taking a swing. According to Noah, when Roberto saw he was losing, he
grabbed his towel and jumped out the window. "Stupid idiot didn't even wait
to see if the window was open," he guffaws. When she crosses her arms and
reminds him that she asked him not to fight, Noah reminds her that Roberto
took the first swing, but she's sure he could have stopped it. Noah rages
that Roberto had the room set up "for a night of love" and demands, "Did you
want me to stand in the corner and watch?!" Paloma counters that he should
have thought of her feelings, which makes him ask if she has them for
Roberto. She insists they're just friends and admits she can't defend
Roberto's actions, "but you should have let me handle it." She turns her
back as she calls him a "macho gorilla," and when she looks again, he's
turned into one! He doesn't realize what he looks like as he rants on and
after she squeezes her eyes shut, he's back to normal. She sits down with a
relieved laugh and when Noah asks what happened, she suggests they move out
sooner than later. "The oddest things just happen in this house," she notes,
still trying to shake the image out of her head. Noah apologizes for the
fight with Roberto, admitting he may have overreacted. She agrees he was
"way out of line", so Noah suggests they drop the subject. Then he realizes
they can use the romantic set up Roberto left behind for themselves and the
couple is soon making out. In the afterglow, she dreams about their wedding
and family world trip, but Noah groans and again worries over ditching med
school. He figures Juanita is not in town and may not even be coming, so
Paloma calmly reminds him of the people she's already lost. "We can't take
any changes," she insists. "She can be here at any time." As if to prove her
point, they hear a creaky step outside. Paloma is scared, so Noah goes to
check on it, but doesn't find anything. He jokes that since Juanita is not
walking around their house, they might as well get back to focusing on their
love. 
Tabby
searches for her daughter in a panic, but hopes Endora has simply hidden for
fun, rather than having been taken. She calls for her daughter to return so
they can skip town before Harmony's "great disaster." Then, to be safe, she
demands that the dark side give Endora back, "Or there will be hell to pay!"
A stuffed pig has a thought bubble, revealing itself as Endora in hiding.
Tabby orders her to materialize, but Endora simply refuses to leave town.
Tabby reminds her who is the mother and puts the pig in the crib, so Endora
pops around the room, showing up as various stuffed animals. Tabby turns all
the stuffies that aren't Endora into gorillas and grabs her daughter, now a
stuffed dog. Endora makes another escape, confident she is strong enough to
stop the evil that is coming. The stuffed animals start flying around the
room... which is hard to explain when leopard-clad Esme shows up! Esme pops
some pills, but then realizes what she's seeing is not in her head. "If the
real world were like this all the time, I would stay stone cold sober!" she
cries happily. Tabby's excuse for the flying animals is that she opened up
an old joke box, but then fireworks go off, thrilling Esme and convincing
her Tabby's lying. After she recognizes and notices the broomstick, it takes
a minute, but she figures it out. Tabby figures there's no harm now, since
Harmony is set for destruction, and admits she's a card carrying witch. Esme
applauds in excitement, but Tabby is set on finding her daughter, who sends
a thought
bubble
out of a bat. Esme babbles about Aladdin and I Dream of Jeannie, and then
gets an idea. "I think we can help each other," she says. Then, making a
"magical proposition," she asks for three wishes. She wants all her money
back; a handsome, kinky, fun man stamina and working equipment; and a third
wish for later. Tabby can't imagine why she'd do Esme any favors, so Esme
explains she'll help find Endora in exchange. Tabby balks, but then agree.
She doesn't like leaving the third wish up in the air, so Esme just promises
whatever it is, it will be "well worth it to get Endora back." They shake on
it, but only after Tabby clarifies payment only comes if they find Endora.
Gert-resa
is upset Gwen intercepted her letter, which means Ethan won't read it, which
means he won't cancel the wedding. He joins her, baffled by how he managed
to lose the letter, but she doesn't tell him about Gwen ripping it up. Ethan
chuckles and again thanks her for letting him bend her ear. He realizes he
went all Negative Nelly over Gwen in their earlier chat, but hopes she
understands. Gert-resa demurs that her opinion doesn't matter, adding, "You
are the one who's marrying someone you don't love." Ethan immediately
contradicts that, starting to say the loves just doesn't compare to what he
felt for Theresa, before he realizes he shouldn't be comparing them at all.
He continues to maintain he should marry Gwen for the kids, surmising
they'll have a "nice life together". Gert-resa asks if she considered
waiting for another woman. Ethan can't imagine any woman in the world will
compare to Theresa and before leaving, concludes, "I'll be satisfied with
Gwen." After he leaves, Gert-resa comes up with a new plan and sits down to
rewrite the letter. She's very self satisfied, until she seals it and
realizes making a copy may raise Gwen's suspicion. 
Gwen
and Beccs go over Gert-resa's first letter, which they've pasted back
together. Both are blown away by Theresa's last paragraph, begging Ethan to
never remarry. "It's like she left little landmines all over the place just
in case she died," Beccs notes. "It's all a little too... convenient." Beccs
suggests it's someone else - like Pilar - writing and planting them, so she
does a comparison of the writing. It's a perfect match, but the ladies
remain suspicious. "Something's not right," Beccs says, unable to put her
finger on it. Then she realizes Theresa's letter references Ethan adopting
Little E, which Ethan didn't decide to do until AFTER Theresa died. "How
could Theresa write about that in this letter?" she asks and they repeat the
clues in different ways until they realize, in unison, "She's not dead!"
Gwen panics, noting that if Theresa is alive, they better find her and "make
sure she's dead again."
Pretty
caresses her jar of acid and plots over throwing it in Fancy's face.
Sheridan tries to talk sense to her, but Pretty flashes her wackiest smile
and insists she knows what she's doing. "I'll get my revenge, and then I'll
get Luis, the man I love," she sighs. Then she orders Sheridan to stay out
of her way or get the acid herself! Sheridan backs up, insisting hurting
Fancy won't work, but Pretty is confident that, "For the first time in my
life, I'm going to get exactly what I deserve." When she storms out,
Sheridan isn't sure what to do. She knows the acid plan will free Luis up -
to be with her and Marty, of course - but shutters at how sick it is, not to
mention the fact that she'd be aiding and abetting a criminal. She's ready
to run to warn Fancy, but then the pendulum swings back again and she balks.
When Ethan shows up, he immediately sees she's upset. Assuming it's Fancy
and Luis' wedding that has her in a funk, he empathizes and then starts
moping over his wedding. He admits he's still in love with Theresa, but also
that he has been too open with Gwen about his feelings. She counters that
Theresa is dead, which is why what he's doing is right and "sensible". As
for her, "Luis is alive and well, and he's up at the main house with Fancy."
When she says she's angry at Fancy for taking her man, he reminds her that
she told Luis to move on and even married another man. She remains confident
Luis still loves her and will return to her, but catches herself before she
says what Pretty is up to. Ethan senses something and demands to know what's
going on. He knows it's something she doesn't like and tells her to trust
her heart and gut. "The only thing that creates love is openness and
honestly," he warns. "Everything else rips it apart." He blames Theresa's
lies about Juanita for his true love's death, but Sheridan calls the
lecture, "misguided." He's not convinced, so before he leaves, he tells her
he's sure she'll do the right thing. 
Snuggled
in bed with Luis, with grandfather gone and Pretty's faux pregnancy exposed,
Fancy sighs that she feels safe for the first time in months. She imagines
Pretty must be so mortified that she's already skipped town in the Crane
jet, but isn't concerned either way, since Pretty is no longer a threat.
Yeah right: The couple gets back to love making, but is soon interrupted by
none other than Pretty, who has her jar of acid behind her back! Fancy can't
believe she'd show her face and cries, "You are no sister of mine!" Luis
suggests she leave them, while Fancy tells her to leave the country and
rails into her for her antics, but Pretty just smiles, "All's fair in love
and war." She continues to smile as Fancy goes on about how sick she is,
makes a fist and threatens to hit her if she doesn't get out. Luis steps in,
asking Fancy to just ignore Pretty. That doesn't happen! Fancy instead
insists she never wants to see Pretty again, which Pretty agrees with. When
Fancy grimaces over how evil and despicable Pretty's actions where, Pretty
counters, "It was nothing compared to what you did to me." At her wits end,
Fancy does a cruel impersonation of Pretty's "poor me" routine and declares,
"I'm sick to death of hearing about your damn scar! If you hate it so much,
why don't you just cut off your head." Pretty counters the scar was no
accident, but Fancy doesn't slow down, insisting no man would have loved a
crazy like her even if there's never been a scar. "You ruined your own
life," Fancy groans, noting Pretty's dumb scar doesn't compare to the real
challenges some people face. Luis again tries to pull Fancy back, but she
goes on, reminding Pretty Luis will never love her. Pretty isn't so sure
about that, which makes Fancy laugh, "What are you going to do now?" When
she claims Pretty is finally getting what she deserves, Pretty promises,
"And so will you," as she unscrews the cap behind her back. Luis suggests
she leave, but instead, Pretty throws the acid at Fancy! She screams as it
splashes across her face. 
Still
not thrilled with Esme's deal, Tabby reminds her that she will only get her
three wishes IF they find Endora. When she recaps that Endora is hiding
because she doesn't want to leave town, Esme is distracted by Tabby's age.
She is impressed with what she assumes is amazing plastic surgery, but Tabby
brags that witches just age slowly and asks her to get to it. Esme has an
idea and calls for a delivery that will surely draw Endora out of hiding.
Tabby warns her plan better work and then calls out for Endora, reprimanding
her for getting her into this mess with Esme. "If her tongue is as loose as
her morals, the whole bloody town will know our secret soon," she worries.
Esme takes offense, insisting she's not a floozy, even if she enjoys the
company of men, and reminding Tabby it was her decision to accept the deal.
Tabby goes on about their having to leave town and begs Endora to return
without Esme's help, so Esme starts calling for her too. Then she
accidentally kicks over a box of Tabby's old love scrolls (aka letters),
discovering a clay tablet from King Amu Rabi of ancient Babylon, a papyrus
from King Tut ("He was my very favorite of all my Toy Boys") and letters
from Fu Manchu and Attila the Hun. There's even a poem from Shakespeare and
a rose from Jack the Ripper. "He was very upset when I dumped him, but I
never thought he'd snap like that," Tabby sighs. 
Esme
is duly impressed with Tabby's list of lovers and when Tabby calls Esme a
minx, she counters that unlike Tabby, none of her lovers have been world
famous. "How'd you get a veritable Who's Who of history to fall in love with
you?" she asks, figuring it was magic. Tabby grumbles that contrary to human
assumption, magic doesn't solve everything. Esme is giving her a headache.
Esme offers the witch some pills and takes a few herself, but Tabby
declines. She then brags that there was no magic in her courting. "All I
ever did was smile," she demurs. Esme imagines she must have shown some skin
at least, but Tabby denies even that, repeating herself. When Esme flatters
her by calling her "my new role model," Tabby admits she hasn't had many
female admirers, aside from Cleopatra, Catherine the Great and Maria Callus.
Esme brags that like Callus, she's pretty skilled in the sack and Tabby
shivers to realize they've both slept with the same man - Julian! To change
the subject, she orders them to get back on track, so Esme promises her plan
to lure out Endora will work. Then Tabby warns Esme that she should skip
town too, but Esme shrugs that her meds keep her in denial, so she'll
probably stick around. When she asks why the Lopez Fitzgeralds are heading
out of town, Tabby gives her a quick account of the Juanita situation. Esme
shakes her head at Harmony becoming "the epicenter of murder and mayhem".
"Funnily enough, for once, I have nothing to do with it!" Tabby marvels. 
Esme
skips out downstairs when her delivery arrives and returns with a brown bag
filled with makeup. When Tabby peeks in, she's grumbles, "How is all that
supposed to help find my daughter?" Esme counters that as a girl, she must
be interested in "girly things." Tabby sniffs it may not work, since
Endora's not mortal. "I don't see you skipping on the eye shadow and
lipstick," Esme shoots and then sets up the makeup, hoping it will lure
Endora for playtime. Tabby wonders why Endora would want to play adult when
she has used her magic to TURN into an adult, but she still convinces Esme
to follow her out for a Martimmy, so Endora will fall for the trap. When
Esme peeks back in, they can see that she's playing with the makeup. "I may
be an overly medicated, always inebriated sexaholic, but I know what makes
little girls curious," she brags. When the makeup stops moving, Esme says
Endora is looking at herself in the mirror. They quietly come at the
invisible girl from both sides, hoping to catch her while she's distracted.
Pretty
throws the acid in Fancy's face. Fancy screams, but Pretty smiles. She
laughs as Fancy's face goes bloody, throwing the last drips at her sis for
good measure. Luis pushes Pretty away and she happily plops down,
announcing, "Fancy's lost her looks and now we're even." Fancy doesn't stop
screaming. Luis gets a towel and calls 911, telling Pretty she won't get
away with it. She says she already has. Fancy begins to shake and stutter
over the pain, while Pretty talks about how they can have a real baby now
and professes her love. She pushes Fancy aside and continues to make her
case, until Luis suddenly agrees Pretty is "probably right." He throws his
arm around her and figures they can make a go of it. A shocked Fancy finally
stops screaming. Then Sheridan comes in and when she hears what happened,
she screams that with Luis as a witness, Pretty will never get away with it.
Luis throws the towel over his head, chuckles and gives his "new" girl a
squeeze... 
Ah,
but it was all just a dream! Sheridan interrupts Pretty's fantasy by
catching the glass she has behind her back before she can throw it. Pretty
turns to face her, still hiding the acid from Luis and Fancy. After Luis'
two wacko ladies exchange looks, Fancy demands to know why they keep barging
into her room. Luis grumbles over Pretty's attack on Fancy, while Fancy asks
what exactly Sheridan thought Pretty was doing when she, "blew in here
saying Pretty would never get away with this." Fancy surmises her aunt knows
what Pretty has in mind for her. The two ladies step aside, as if to confer,
but Luis demands an answer. Sheridan whispers to Pretty that she's come to
stop her, but Pretty is still set on throwing the acid and insists Sheridan
wants her to win. "Win what?" Fancy asks and orders them to stop whispering.
Pretty whispers to Sheridan that she wants to see her plan play out, because
she wants Luis for herself. Fancy and Luis again demand an explanation, but
then Luis changes his mind and tells them to just go. Sheridan agrees, but
Pretty refuses and screams out her whole acidic revenge plot. Fancy shivers
and looks to Luis as her sister goes to open the lid. He moves in, but she
threatens them with it. Fancy insists again that scarring her was an
accident and then tells her to get real. "Your scar is barely noticeable!"
she cries, insisting people don't even notice it until she shows it to them.
Pretty howls that she's a bitch. Luis tries to step in again, but Fancy is
on a roll. With the acid inches from her face, she rails against her sister
for "using the scar as an excuse for being miserable and pathetic" and
orders her to leave them alone. Then Luis chimes in again, being a bit more
empathetic about the scar and noting Alistair's treatment must not have
helped. He also agrees that people have survived worse fates and asks her to
put her anger behind her. She listens as he goes on about her beauty and her
Crane-ness and seems to be hearing him. "Not a chance," she says with a
smile. She's as sure Luis loves her as she is that Fancy hurt her on
purpose. "I swear when I finish with you, no man will love you. Not even
Luis!" As Luis, Fancy and Pretty go in circles, Sheridan is not doing much
better battling her conscience, but when Pretty finally throws the liquid,
Sheridan does the right thing and puts an arm up to stop her. Unfortunately,
she's too late. She hits Pretty's arm and the acid goes flying!
Gert-resa
realizes she can't give her re-written letter to Ethan, as that will only
raise Gwen's suspicions. She would tell Ethan all if it didn't put him and
her family in danger... which is just what Ethan arrives to hear! She hides
the note and battles her desire to tell him the truth. He is thrilled to be
her confidante, but she doesn't want to "burden" him with her problems. He
pushes her to get it off her chest, so she starts talking about her
"struggle to cope with losing the man I love." She sits down and says that
not being with her man is tearing her apart inside and that she can't
survive being separated anymore. "Maybe you won't have to," he says,
suggesting there's still hope, but she's given up hope. Her true love is
alive, but another woman came between them. "What about later on?" he
suggests. She hopes that's possible, and so does he. She tells him she prays
daily on it, because giving up on a future with this man would kill her. He
feels for her and apologizes for venting about his problems instead of
realizing Gert-resa is, "a woman that
Downstairs,
Gwen and Rebecca have finally realized Theresa is alive and are intent on
finding her. "We gotta make sure she's dead again!" Gwen frets. Beccs
marvels over how Theresa has survived electrocution, lethal injection and
now a shark. Gwen reminds her mother that she'd known all along, but that
Beccs had made her doubt herself and "made me feel like some pathetic,
neurotic mess." Beccs counters that her daughter IS just that, but gets
Gwen's point. They must find Theresa, and Gwen knows her nemesis must be
nearby, keeping her eye on them. She recalls seeing Theresa in the mirror
while making love with Ethan and then seeing Theresa actually making love
with Ethan. "If Ethan thought that Theresa was alive, he certainly wouldn't
be making love to you!" Beccs gasps, noting Ethan has said as much himself.
She begins to doubt Theresa is alive, but Gwen is convinced. Based on what
her mom just pointed out, she's also convinced Ethan doesn't know. That can
work in their favor. After a bit more theorizing, Gwen tells her mother that
Theresa must have disguised herself - and not in Rebecca's sex costumes.
When she flashes back to finding Gert-resa's false teeth in their dessert,
she finally puts it all together! 
When
Tabby and Esme peek into the attic, Tabitha is thrilled to see Esme's plan
to lure Endora out with makeup is working. "I may be an overly medicated,
always inebriated sexaholic, but I know what makes little girls curious,"
she brags. When the makeup stops moving, Esme assumes Endora is looking at
herself in the mirror, so they quietly come at the invisible girl from both
sides, hoping to catch her while she's distracted. No dice. Empty handed,
the ladies start to bicker - especially as Esme keeps making double
entendres that Tabby doesn't want Endora to hear. There's a noise and
Tabitha begs her daughter to come out. As Esme and Tabby move toward the
noise, Esme blows kisses at Endora and offers her flask and Tabby goes on
about the coming danger. They grab for the child again, but Endora isn't
there. They run in circles until Endora makes it out the door. Down in the
living room, Tabby admits her stubborn daughter will come back when she
feels like it and makes them Martimmies. Esme is thrilled over her new
friend and empathizes with how worried she is. She'd be beside herself if
she knew evil was coming and she couldn't find "poor, sweet, innocent Viki."
Tabby raises an eyebrow, knowing just how poorly Esme has described her
niece, and asks if she has any kids. "Not that I know of," she sighs, adding
that before Viki, she didn't think she had it in her. When Esme frets over
all the murder and mayhem Viki has been exposed to since showing up, Tabby
suddenly realizes the evil child may have something to do with the impending
disaster as well. When Esme reveals she feels guilty about not protecting
Viki, Tabby chuckles and says she knows something about Viki "that will curl
your toes." She paces the room and after much set up, simply says, "She's a
serial killer!" Esme snores in response. "For a party girl, she sure can't
hold her Martimmies," she chuckles. She covers Esme with a blanket and with
great affection, she poofs her back to her own bed and sends Brad Pitt after
her. Then she begs her daughter to show herself so they can leave before
disaster hits and kills them, like everyone else. 
Ethan
stuns Gert-resa by asking if he's the man she's in love with. She wants to
tell him, but is afraid of the Juanita situation. She takes his hand and
asks why love is difficult, instead of answering, so he asks again. When she
says no, he laughs it off, a bit embarrassed. "I've officially lost my
mind," he says. After a round of apologies and compliments, Ethan leaves to
find Gwen. Gert-resa knows she's done the right thing, since Juanita - and
thus Gwen and Beccs - can't find out she's alive. As she finishes packing up
Little E, she recalls the video of better times that her son recently made
for Ethan. Chocking back tears, she calls to tell her mom they're ready to
go. 
Of
course, it's too late. Gwen not only knows Theresa is alive, but is
convinced she's disguised as Gertrude and that Little E's recent behavior
proves he knows, which means Pilar knows. They can't believe they missed it
and can't wait to make Theresa pay. "She's gonna wish the sharks had eaten
her by the time we're done with her," Gwen swears. Then she turns on her
mother, saying it's all her fault for hiring Gert-resa. Rebecca reminds her
no one saw through the disguise, so Gwen apologizes for getting mad. When
Rebecca tells her daughter it's time to call Juanita, Gwen insists she
doesn't want a bloodbath and won't see innocent kids murdered, but her
mother insists, "There's only one way to deal with Theresa!" Enter Ethan, as
if on cue. He demands an explanation and then Gert-resa enters into the
room. "I'm so happy you're here," Beccs coos as she and Gwen move toward
her. Gert-resa isn't concerned, until Ethan demands to know what they meant
by, "dealing with Theresa." The ladies' stares make her nervous, but her
Spidey-sense goes off the charts when Beccs suggests SHE has the answers for
Ethan and asks her to share all she knows about Theresa. "Or if you'd
rather, I can do it for you," Rebecca offers coolly.
Viki
follows Vincent to the wharf, wining about why they're carrying sacks and
how they're going to kill everyone. Vincent tells her to be patient, but
reveals they're going to use poison. "What a horrible way to die," Viki
smiles. "But so fun to watch," Vincent adds. When he explains they're going
to pick poisonous mushrooms, she rolls her eyes and ridicules his plan,
since there aren't any 'shrooms in the city. She throws her bag down in
disgust, calling him crazy, stupid and delusional. "Next are we going to
hunt for deer in the harbor?" she sneers, but Vincent keeps his cool as he
shows her some fungus growing on the nearby organic material (aka wood).
"Still think I'm stupid?" he challenges, so she apologies for doubting him
and calling him names. He demurs that they will have disagreements, but from
now on, they must "stick to the business of killing". As they pick
mushrooms, he says the fungus will help them fulfill "the main goal of our
partnership." He also tells her they're going to pair the poison with filet
mignon. "A mushroom sauce to die for," he winks. She's worried cooking the 'shrooms
will make them safe, but he says that actually brings out their potency. He
adds that they're going to be living legends after this murder, but all Viki
cares about is keeping Esme for herself. Vincent puts a comforting arm on
her shoulder and points out that with everyone dead, there will be no one to
take away Esme. 
Pretty
brandishes her flask of acid at Luis and Fancy as Sheridan struggles over
whether or not she should intervene or let this play out. The latter would
surely land Sheridan Luis in the long run, but when Pretty finally throws
the liquid, Sheridan does the right thing and puts an arm up to stop her.
Unfortunately, she's too late. She hits Pretty's arm and the acid goes
flying (off screen)! Fancy screams and covers her face, so Luis runs to get
water and Sheridan calls for help. Pretty watches the acid eat a table and
is thrilled to think that's what's happening to Fancy's skin. Luis and
Sheridan order Fancy to show them her face so they can help her. When she
raises it, she smiles beautifully from an unmarred face. "You're okay," Luis
marvels, and Pretty dissolves into screams and whimpers of denial. While the
couple hugs in relief, Sheridan cancels the call to 911 and Pretty becomes
unhinged, muttering to herself and insisting things were supposed to go
differently. Even Fancy is shocked by the display when Pretty pulls her and
Luis apart, crying, "He's supposed to be mine!" When Pretty mutters that she
can't imagine how she missed Fancy, Luis tells her Sheridan knocked her arm.
Fancy and Luis call her a hero, so Pretty reveals Sheridan knew all along
what she was up to. Of course at this point, Pretty seems nuts - even
without the wild eyes - so Luis asks Sheridan for the truth. Sheridan
reveals Pretty had in fact ranted to her about different vengeful plans, but
she'd thought her niece was "blowing off steam." Luis and Fancy give her a
free pass, which Pretty can't believe. "She is just as bad as me!" she cries
in disbelief and then dissolves back into muttering incoherently. 
Upset
for her sister, Fancy asks what they're supposed to do. Luis says they need
to wait for her to calm down, but Sheridan shrugs she needs a straight
jacket. Then Luis asks why Fancy cried if she wasn't hit by the acid. "I
wanted to give her a taste of her own medicine," she explains regretfully.
"But to see my sister hate me so much, to see her living in such a twisted
reality, thinking I would do something to her on purpose, thinking I wanted
to hurt her... I did this to her. I made her this horrible monster!" Fancy
tries to apologize and again insists the burn was an accident, but Pretty
says Fancy is lying. Then Luis tells her she went too far by throwing acid,
but Pretty insists it was her right. She begs them to stop taking Fancy's
side, so Sheridan yells at her and says it's time to fess up to the truth!
Pretty looks scared, but plays dumb, while the couple wonders what's up.
Sheridan goes on about the pain caused by secrets and lies, so Pretty rolls
her eyes and tries to leave, but Luis stops her. Pretty then points the
finger at Sheridan's scheming, but Sheridan says she learned her lesson
about trying to come between true love. She adds that Pretty is going to
learn that keeping secrets and playing victim don't work. Fancy is almost
scared to hear, but asks what Sheridan is talking about. "I'll show you,"
Sheridan says and then asks Pretty if she's ready to fess up. Pretty tries
to run, so Luis grabs her. Sheridan rages at her about manipulating Fancy
and Luis and choosing to be angry and unhappy. Then she steps in and PEELS
OFF the scar! Luis and Fancy are speechless. 