Nick and Bridget walked in on Jackie and Owen in a clinch. "Couldn't you have taken up something like knitting or cards, something that grandmothers do?" spat a disgusted Nick. Go home with Bridget, purred Jackie. Nick took Mom's advice and while he was upstairs looking for Katie, Bridget found the goodbye note Katie had left for him. "She's not coming back," Nick told Bridget after he read it. "She knows that a life with you is what I wanted." She loves him but can't trust him, sighed Bridget. "I'm so sorry I hurt you so badly," said Nick, and promised to show her that he could be faithful. "You know that no one loves you the way I do," Nick said, pulling Bridget into an embrace. There will be days she'll need proof, warned Bridget. He'd give her whatever she needed, replied Nick. They kissed, and Nick carried her upstairs. "Don't break my heart again," said Bridget, before they did what soap couples do in front of fireplaces.

Stephanie showed up at Eric's house to gloat. She's letting Bill Spencer drive nails in Forrester's coffin, accused a livid Eric, who'd just gotten word that two big boutiques wouldn't be carrying the fall line. Stephanie was embarrassing herself with her blogs and letting Bill steal her children's legacy, spat Eric.

At his place, Bill placed a blanket over a conked-out Katie. A woman stopped by to drop off the purse Katie had left at Café Russe. Bill retrieved Katie's wallet, found Katie's driver's license and realized who was passed out in his bed. A bemused Bill called Donna from Katie's phone, and told her to get over there. Donna arrived to wake up her soused sister. Bill had been a total gentleman, slurred Katie when Donna accused Bill of getting her drunk. Katie threw up in the bathroom and soiled her shirt. As Donna got ready to take her shirt off to give to Katie, Bill sat down to watch. She'd just change in the bathroom, said Donna, but found it locked. Bill handed her something else to give Katie to wear. Why did she marry Eric? asked Bill. Because she loves him, answered Donna. He loves the Mona Lisa and that's old too, smirked Bill. Donna thanked Bill for taking care of Katie. When Bill leaned in to kiss Donna, she pulled away ... but not right away.