"Mom's going to kill you," Morgan warned Michael, who had skipped school. Sure enough, Carly gave her eldest son the third degree...and learned he'd gone to the cabin where he'd killed Claudia. Alarmed by Michael's cavalier attitude, Carly summoned Sonny. "What the hell were you thinking, going back to the cabin?" raged Sonny, adding that he wasn't happy about the school-skipping, either. He didn't need school, since he plans to go into the family business, shrugged Michael. "You will never, ever be like me," vowed a horrified Sonny. After Michael left, Carly and Sonny argued about how to turn Michael around. Later, Lucky dropped in with questions about Claudia, explaining that Carly's story about the night Josslyn was born didn't add up. Michael interrupted and insisted his mother didn't know anything about Claudia's death. That's interesting, noted Lucky, since no one said anything about Claudia being dead.

At Jason's, he and Spinelli analyzed Franco's painting for clues. "I have to find out exactly what Franco knows," a tense Jason exclaimed. "We need to find Franco before something bad goes down." The duo found numbers which led to an address that, according to computer records, was rented to a Jason Morgan. Jason snuck into Franco's studio to look around and unbeknownst to him, was being watched.

Jax tried to persuade Olivia not to tell Sonny and Dominic they were father and son. The truth wouldn't change anything for the better, argued Jax, insisting he and Liv were on the same side. He added that he hoped when everything is over, they'd still be friends. "That depends if my son is still alive," snapped Olivia. Outside Jax's office, Olivia got a call from Sonny, which Jax overheard.

Dante stopped by Lulu's and the two played Rock Band. "Lady freaking Hendrix," marveled an impressed Dante of Lulu's guitar prowess. Dante had less success, to Lulu's amusement. Still, his effort was rewarded with a kiss...which was interrupted by a call from Jax. At his office, Jax suggested Dante hightail it to Sonny's before Olivia spilled the beans. Meanwhile, Olivia arrived at Sonny's to find a romantic dinner he'd arranged for them.

Elizabeth was stunned that Lucky had broken their engagement. "Marriage obviously isn't what you want right now," Lucky explained. "It's not you," a weepy Liz told Lucky. "I've done terrible things." Lucky pleaded with her to tell him what was going on, adding, "I love you enough to let you go." Liz pleaded with him not to give up on her. He wouldn't, promised Lucky, but he could see she was terrified about something. "You have to decide what you want," Lucky gently insisted. "All I want is to be your wife," Liz replied. Meanwhile, at Wyndemere, Nikolas halted Rebecca's seduction attempt. What they had wasn't real, Nikolas explained — she was just a substitute for someone he can't have. "I can't keep pretending you're someone you're not," he added. She was willing to do whatever it takes to make it work, cried Rebecca. With apologies for being harsh, Nik said he just didn't care enough to make it work.

Later, while Lucky consoled a humiliated Rebecca at the hospital, Liz went to Wyndemere to tell Nikolas she'd talked Lucky out of breaking their engagement. Was she really going to ignore everything between them? asked an incredulous Nik. He refused to believe it was over between them, pointing out that if Elizabeth hadn't wanted to see him, she could have just picked up the phone to tell him she was still getting married. He pulled Liz into a kiss, and they ended up in bed...where Rebecca later spied them!

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