When Carly warned Lulu to look before she leaps when it comes to Logan, Lulu
admitted that he's got some secrets, but that intrigues her — "Like
being
afraid of the dark but wanting to walk through it." Carly understands that
impulse quite well, but kept pressing, pointing out that Luke would freak if
he learned that she was dating Scotty, Jr., and what does she really know
about Logan anyway? Lulu told her about his military experience, which she
finds funny because he has trouble with authority. "Bad boys -- they're fun
for a few rides around the track," sighed Carly, who later argued that "most
guys who seem damaged usually are" and used Jason as an example of how
"great sex can be intoxicating." After Lulu noticed her bracelet was gone,
Carly took off, promising more bad-boy counseling later. Lulu stayed to
watch the kids, and to take the opportunity to criticize a just-returned Jax
for shirking on his husband duties.

When Logan stopped kissing Maxie, she again threatened to tattle to Lulu
about their bet. That was all it took for him to throw her down on the
kitchen table as they ripped off each other's clothes. They ended up
sprawled on the floor in front of the couch, where Maxie fished for a
compliment about how much better she is than Lulu. He found Lulu's bracelet
under the couch and looked miserably guilty, while denying that he cares
about Lulu at all. Maxie wanted to go for another couple of rounds, but they
were interrupted by Carly's surprise visit. They scrambled to their feet and
Maxie hid in the closet as Carly strolled in, surveying the mess in the room
and noting that he looks flushed. Logan said he was doing push-ups, and
confessed that he doesn't deserve to be with a girl as amazing as Lulu. "I
want more than anything to be the guy Lulu sees when she looks at me," he
told Carly, who admitted that he says all the right things, but warned him
not to screw up before leaving. Maxie complimented Logan on his "reformed
act" but warned him to be careful of Sonny's wrath as well. He countered
that she'll look even worse — but she's already the town slut, and
finds it
liberating.

Jax caught up with the boys, and offered to take them on a sailing trip
soon, as Carly came home. She told her husband not to promise her kids a
future that might not happen, and they fought about him running off and
sleeping with Irina, but he swore that nothing is more important than their
life together.

Kate broke Trevor's kiss and tried to excuse herself, but ran right in to
Sonny, who had spied the smooch. Trevor thought that it was kind of creepy
for Sonny to be there, noting that "the last time we tussled over a woman,
it was his mother." Kate defended Sonny, using the "good neighbor" excuse.
Sonny just walked away, disgusted, and Kate asked Trevor not to attack
guests in her home. Trevor guessed that she and the mob boss are closer than
he thought.

Jason grilled Spinelli about the exact details of Logan and Lulu's
coffeehouse kiss, but Spinelli, fearful of Stone Cold's dangerous rage,
backtracked to keep Logan from potentially being iced. He even admitted that
he may have provoked Logan's assault. Jason reported to Sonny, arguing that
they should fire Logan. An irritated Sonny snapped that he's got bigger fish
— Trevor — to fry, and all the kid stuff will soon be forgotten.
Sonny then
had a heart-to-heart with Jason about how Kate has changed. "She's not
Connie Falconeri anymore ... she's Trevor Lansing's mistress." Kate later
came upon Sonny, who had just poured himself a drink. He ordered her to go
back to Manhattan, but she made him listen as she argued that they both
clawed their way up from Bensonhurst, but she did it legally. "No, you did
it on your back," he spat, catching her intended slap. She then pointed out
that it won't help him to drown his rage in a bottle, but he wondered why
she even cared. "What am I to you?" he asked.

Sam dropped by Elizabeth's and they had a tense and snarky chat about
Lucky's new bodyguard gig and who best displays their concern for Jason.
Lucky got home in time to hear that name, so Sam tattled that all Liz cares
about is whether she and Jason get back together. Once Sam left, Lucky told
Elizabeth that he's already wise to Sam's vengeance scheme; she was hurt
that he doesn't seem to care.

Spinelli headed to the park, where Sam found him taking out his anger on a
trash can. He expressed his concern that Jason might take out Logan because
of what he did. "When is The Jackal going to learn that seeking revenge just
make things worse?" he sighed. Later, Spinelli confessed to Lulu, who
angrily insisted that he "fix this" or else she'll never forgive him.

Sam met with Lucky in the park and apologized for visiting Liz and possibly
wrecking his marriage. After Sam noted that Liz thinks there's something
going on between them, they ended up in a kiss. Jason walked up in time to
see it. Lucky suggested that Jason will probably want to comfort Liz, then
added, "You may get my wife, but you're never taking my sons," before taking
off to check on them. Once he was gone, Jason said that Lucky doesn't
deserve to be the object of Sam's vengeance. "Elizabeth does," she
responded, vowing to get Lucky in her bed, as long as Jason doesn't kill her
first. "That was the threat, right? That you would kill me if I did anything
to hurt Elizabeth," she said. Jason just sadly told her she was hurting
herself the most, but actually reiterated his threat. When Lucky got home,
Elizabeth said that if he can't let go of his anger, they have to end the
marriage.
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