In New York, Craig and drunk Carly cracked open some champagne in her hotel room. They toasted to a "nice, long slow romantic New York evening." Craig rubbed Carly's shoulders, reminding her Libby was going to be out till midnight. They quickly got frisky but a knock interrupted them. It was Parker; he was here to investigate his wife's internship situation — and disapprove of Craig and Carly's state of dishabille. He was furious to learn Lib had gone off to a party and confronted her in the hotel hallway. Craig and Carly pulled the kids into the room and tried to mediate but Parker wouldn't budge. He called Carly a "gross, disgusting drunk," and told them to stop breaking up his marriage. "It's not just your marriage, Parker!" Libby declared, storming out. Alone, Carly was shaken by Parker's accusation and when she reached for more booze, Craig shoved her into the bathroom to sober up. In Liberty's room, she tried to explain her goals and ambitions to Parker. He wanted to know if her internship meant more than him and whined about her not loving him. Liberty assured he won't lose her and said the internship was a bad idea. Fresh from the shower, Carly had some fresh perspective about her drinking. Craig offered to go check on the kids, where Parker told him Liberty was turning down the internship. Craig returned to Carly's room and climbed into bed to just hold her.

At WorldWide, Lily hung up from a call with Holden and heard a weird noise. Jumpy, she nearly attacked Damian with a giant letter opener. He was there to prove he wasn't behind the thefts and break-ins. He questioned Lily about the foundation's backup discs and wondered why she was still so suspicious of him. After he left, she was clearly affected by his need to reach out. Alone, she found a Grimaldi ring in a drawer! Damian dropped by the Lakeview to flirt shamelessly with Lisa and she said she had a box of Eduardo's stuff he might want to look through. She also noted, wisely, "There's only one person for you: It's Lily." Lily stormed over to Damian's suite, where he revealed she didn't have his ring: He was wearing it! Lily was shocked to realize another Grimaldi might be skulking around Oakdale and Damian posited that he's being framed. He convinced Lily to help him dig into this. They brainstormed about the hacker's username. Damian mused that "Pesci" means "fish" in Italian. "Something fishy's going on," he cracked, before tenderly touching a laughing Lily's hair. Lily pulled away, and then Damian saw her home.

Alone at Lily's, Noah and Luke were planning on watching a movie and making out on the couch but Zac and Zoe descended upon them like omnisexual locusts! The Zs had brought absinthe but Noah and Luke turned down the liquor. Zoe pulled out a Ouija board to ask the spirits who was messing with the foundation. Luke humored Zoe, in the process admitting his real name is Luciano Grimaldi. Then, Zac went off to upchuck his absinthe, Zoe went to the kitchen, and the lights went out! Luke went to check the circuit breaker and Zoe called for Zac...who was searching Luke's room! Luke reiterated to Zoe that he has no interest in his Grimaldi side while Noah found shirtless Zac in Luke's room! Noah crankily demanded he put his shirt on and fled once the power returned. Zoe flirted up uninterested Luke and the twins noted both boys are "incorruptible." When they left, Luke insisted to rattled Noah that the twins were harmless. Then his parents came home, revealing that another Grimaldi is in town. After Damian left Luke related his disbelief to Lily, saying he needs proof. Noah urged Luke to listen, said "Ciao, Luciano!" and left as well. He actually followed Damian to the Lakeview and offered him his help. Together, they realized the hacker's name could've actually translated to "Pisces." Which was still about fish! Damian said he was grateful Noah and Luke had found each other and thanked Noah for believing him. Back home, Lily assured Luke they're all on the same side. Luke disagreed. In Old Town, Noah ran into the twins...and noted they were wearing Pisces necklaces. They cackled, drunkenly, laughing off his questions.