Well as you read on Sami yes gets off from shooting that guy who tried to kill Rafe well actually as Stefano wanted "Cut it Off" meaning you should know by now what he meant and I will not spell it out for you either ha ha!!
At the courthouse, Sami stood breathlessly in the hallway with E.J.
and Justin as they waited for the grand jury to make a decision. Sami
fretted about how her family would react. A clerk delivered the verdict
as Bernardi's wife, Marge, listened from the corner as Justin opened the
envelope and read the verdict. Justin explained that the grand jury had
decided not to indict Sami.
Upset, Marge accused Roman of helping Sami. "You're the
commissioner's daughter, and you know you can get away with murder,"
Marge said. Upset, Marge swore that Sami would pay for her crime. A cop
offered to escort Marge home and led her toward the exit as she
complained that Sami had gotten away with murder. After Marge and Justin
left, Sami confided to E.J. that she felt terrible for Marge and her
son. E.J. comforted Sami and reminded her that Bernardi had been a dirty
cop.
In her apartment, Gabi paced. Gabi was late for a meeting, and she texted Will and Sonny, asking where they were.
In the town square, Sonny talked to his mom. As Adrienne explained
that the restaurant had been closed for a memorial service, Will
interrupted and asked Adrienne if she was referring to the cop that Sami
had killed. Adrienne apologized for mentioning the subject. Justin
texted Will and informed him that the jury had not indicted Sami.
"What? Are you kidding me?" Adrienne said in disbelief. Covering,
Adrienne said she was surprised because Justin had said that grand
juries often leaned toward indictment in such cases. Defensive, Will
reminded Adrienne that Sami had shot Bernardi in order to save Rafe.
Adrienne countered that Will was recounting Sami's story. When Will and
Sonny bristled, Adrienne swore she was not bad-mouthing Sami and that
she was only surprised that Sami would not have to go to trial.
"What happened was she told the truth, and the grand jury, unlike
some people in this town, believed her," Will said. Before Adrienne
could respond, Will saw the text message from Gabi, and he and Sonny
left for their apartment.
Victor and Ciara visited Eric at the rectory. Ciara showed Eric the
cast on her arm and told Eric that he was a hero for saving the school.
As Nicole entered the room, Eric noted that he'd had help. When Ciara
asked about the new school, Sister Margaret offered to show it to Ciara.
Once Ciara was gone, Eric said that Victor should congratulate Nicole
because she had saved Eric's life and had convinced the board to fund
the school.
Curious, Victor wondered aloud how Nicole had known that Eric was
ill. Nicole explained that she had gone to the hotel to deliver Eric's
notes for his meeting and had not known Eric was sick until she had
arrived at the hotel. Eric's phone beeped with a text message from
Justin, and elated, Eric announced that the grand jury had not indicted
Sami. Eric excused himself to run an errand and left.
Victor asked Nicole what she was doing. Victor noted that the
Nicole he had worked with at Titan was an uncaring woman and not like
the person that had fought to save a school. Annoyed, Nicole answered
that she wanted to determine how she could have been an ambitious idiot
in the past. As Vargas approached the rectory in the hallway, he
overheard Victor accuse Nicole of being an opportunistic liar. Nicole
told Victor that he was wrong.
"People like you never change unless, of course, it helps them get
something that they want," Victor said. Nicole walked across the room
and said that she did not want to waste her breath attempting to
convince Victor that she had changed. As Nicole turned to face Victor,
she saw Vargas standing in the doorway and greeted him. Vargas
apologized. Nicole introduced Vargas to Victor, and Victor remembered
that Vargas had helped Hope catch the man that had kidnapped
Gabi on
the island.
Victor excused himself to find Ciara. As Victor started to leave,
he advised Vargas to steer clear of Nicole if he planned to lead a
respectable life. After Victor was gone, Vargas asked why Victor was
hostile toward Nicole. Nicole shook her head. Vargas told Nicole not to
worry what Victor had said because she had saved Eric and the school.
Smiling in gratitude, Nicole asked Vargas where he had been recently.
Vargas explained that he had made arrangements to move along from
his job at the church. When Nicole asked if Vargas was leaving thanks to
legal means, Vargas smiled good-naturedly and reminded Nicole that she
should stay out of his business. Vargas encouraged Nicole to confront
her feelings for Eric. Nicole objected. Vargas advised Nicole to get
past her feelings because if Eric learned about them, he would have to
shut Nicole out of his life in order to keep to his vows.
In the DiMera living room, Kristen edited the footage on her
computer tablet of her and Eric fooling around while he was under the
influence of the drugs she had injected into him. Worried about the
quality of the edit, Kristen looked around the room for inspiration.
Seeing the portrait of Stefano in the corner, Kristen grinned and
scrolled through the messages on her phone to find a name that Stefano
had sent to her.
As Kristen walked into the foyer, E.J. and Sami returned home. Sami
informed Kristen that she had not been indicted. "Terrific! I was
afraid you were going to have to spend lots of time in the slammer,"
Kristen joked. Smiling, Sami noted that Kristen did not have to bake her
a cake with a file in it after all. As Kristen and Sami's comments grew
more mean-spirited, E.J. steered Sami into the living room
Big Brother 15 cast member GinaMarie Zimmerman is the second HouseGuest to lose a gig this week over racist and homophobic remarks made on the Big Brother Live Feeds.
GinaMarie’s real world employer, East Coast USA Pageant, Inc.,
announced on Thursday that they have decided to fire GinaMarie after
learning of her shocking comments inside the Big Brother 2013 house.
