At Java, Noah was debating finally cracking open the box of his father's stuff from months ago — on camera! But would that be exploitative? Luke encouraged him to do what he needed to. At Chez Hughes, Riley taught Margo how to make hummus. Casey was Not Pleased. He complained to a coffee-toting Ali on the patio and insisted he didn't like how Riley's taking advantage of Margo. Luke and Noah came by to ask Casey to be their sound guy again. Casey was glad Riley wasn't invited this time. Luke noted Noah's suspicious of the guy, too. Inside, Riley broached the subject of how Adam had wanted to make amends for the bad things he did. "My heart was always open...'cause he's my boy," Margo wept. Out at the farm, Luke filmed while Noah went through his father's things. Noah unearthed a photo of him as a kid and his father's gun. Noah didn't know how to put the military issue weapon together and Ali suggested they get Riley to try. Casey wasn't thrilled to include "Corporal Chickpea," but they all trooped back to Chez Hughes. Noah asked Riley to assemble the gun and Riley refused. Casey challenged him to and Margo didn't approve. Especially since the gun was unlicensed! Noah and Luke explained his project. Riley stopped all the debate by easily assembling the Beretta and revealing its make, model, and origin. "Are you happy now?" Margo huffed, telling Casey he had to stop acting like this. Later, Riley asked Casey what was up, and Casey told him: "You don't belong here."

Parker blasted drunk Carly at Milltown, who vented about Rosanna and Craig."That's your excuse for getting drunk?" scoffed Parker. "I'm not impaired," Carly insisted. Parker told her their "stupid deal" wasn't working but he was still on her side. "Thank you, my tall baby," Carly murmured, hugging him. At Fairwinds, Rosanna and Craig argued about his money — and Paul walked in! When Craig wondered if Paul had actually robbed him, Rosanna continued to cover for Paul. "You're still the same cold, calculating woman you've always been," Craig surmised. He slammed into Carly's to announce Ro was a thief. Of course, they had a row over Ro! Carly begged Craig not to call the police. "I'm not your patsy, Carly," he said, regretfully. When he moved to call Margo, she stilled his hand, begging him once more. Back at Paul's, Rosanna explained why Paul needed to let her take the fall. Paul got the revised custody papers from Meg and was thrilled by the generosity. Ro urged him not to jeopardize that. They discussed how his conscience made him different from Stenbeck and Paul offered Ro his help fixing this Craig problem. Craig called Margo to meet him at the station. Carly grabbed her keys to follow him. "You shouldn't be driving!" Parker yelped, following on his bike. Of course, erratic Carly nearly whacked Craig with her car! Carly insisted her foot had slipped; she hadn't meant to hurt him. Craig told Parker to take his mother home, assuring him everything would be okay. At home, Carly could barely remember the incident and Parker was horrified. Carly sent him to his room and drank some more! Craig, meanwhile, caught up with Margo at Memorial, shrugging off the hit and run — and the crime he'd intended to report! Exasperated Margo headed to Fairwinds to question Ro and Paul about Craig's odd behavior. Rosanna didn't understand why Craig hadn't ratted her out. Craig came back to Milltown. Hammered Carly apologized for the accident and asked Craig to tell her Ro's not in jail. "Rosanna's fine," he assured, telling her to rest. He and Parker shared a moment, realizing Carly was far from okay and agreeing to help her. Craig covered Carly with a blanket, promising to get her through this, before he limped out. Parker sat vigil by his passed out mother, silent.