Brooke and Ridge came home from Eric's wedding and Ridge changed the subject to their nuptials. "I'm as sure as I've ever been," he told her. She kissed him passionately, clearly pretty sure, too. Of course, Ridge then killed the mood by not wanting to have a wedding at Chez Forrester now that Donna lives there, too. Ouch! Ridge backtracked insulting Donna and admitted his mother was in pain and he didn't know how to help her. Brooke brought up having a memorial for Storm, and Ridge got back in the doghouse by listing off all of Storm's wacky stunts. Brooke wanted to celebrate the good parts of Storm's life. Mr. Insensitive took weepy Brooke in his arms and apologized. Brooke philosophized that they couldn't solve their problems in bed and Ridge assured her they'd come too far to turn back now and that he loves her.

Donna and Eric cuddled on the bed and made toasts. Donna admitted she was on "red alert" all day expecting people to get in the way of the wedding. As Eric held her, he eyed the photo of Steph, Thorne and Ridge on his nightstand. They talked about a funeral for Storm and the trauma Katie has been through, and then Donna suggested they focus on what a wedding night's supposed to be about!

Stephanie dropped by Katie's room bearing flowers from the wedding. Bitter Katie was waiting for Steph to pull an "I told you so" about the unfortunate Storm situation, but that wasn't what she had in mind. "So you're here to call an impromptu meeting of the Shot By Storm Club?" Katie wondered. Stephanie admitted she was all alone now, and Katie was alone, too. Katie dubbed herself a bitter, awful person for not thinking Storm was a hero. "He was a time bomb; why didn't I see that?" she asked, blaming herself for Storm's death. Stephanie told her to stop guilting herself and Katie said Storm's "gift" was sick and wrong and he shouldn't have killed himself. "I will never forgive Storm for this, I will never forgive myself," she said before Donna called to check in. As Donna told her about having a funeral for Stormy, Katie said she'd be skipping it. "The kind of eulogy I'd give is not one you'd wanna hear," she snapped and hung up. Compassionate Stephanie just listened as Katie unloaded. "Are you happy you stopped by?" Katie asked, noting she's the one person more miserable than Steph right now. "There's a certain comfort in that," chuckled Steph, before assuring her that she's loved and that she's not alone.