At the DiMera mansion, Sami playfully thanked E.J. for helping her take a shower. She announced that she was going to
kiss the kids one more time before she went to the hospital to check on Will and the
baby. After Sami scampered up the stairs, E.J. called Sonny to ask him not to tell anyone about the
video of Sami attacking Bernardi.
Sonny declared that he wasn't going to keep the truth from the man
he loved, noting that keeping secrets hadn't exactly gone well for E.J.
and Sami. He asked if E.J. had told Sami about the video. E.J. replied
that he had not, because Sami was likely to do something ill-advised.
"You can handle it however you want -- and so will I," Sonny declared
before hanging up abruptly.
When Sami returned downstairs, E.J. sat her down and gently told
her about the video. Although E.J. tried to reassure her that both
copies had been deleted and Sonny had promised not to say anything to
Justin,
Sami freaked out. When E.J. warned her that Sonny was going to tell
Will, Sami grabbed her purse and ran out, determined to prevent that
from happening.
Maxine watched while Will cuddled Arianna in his hospital room.
Maxine declared, "One thing I've learned: there are all kinds of ways to
make a
family.
I think Arianna's going to have a good one." Will reluctantly handed
the baby over to Maxine so she could take Arianna back to
Gabi. Sonny beamed when he walked in and saw the baby in Maxine's arms. He
kissed the infant on the forehead as Maxine left.
Will sensed immediately that something was wrong, but Sonny assured
him that everything was fine. Sonny placed a duffel bag of Will's
clothes on the bed and offered to help Will get
dressed.
"You're better at getting me undressed," Will countered mischievously.
After Will had put his clothes on, he cautioned Sonny that
their lives were going to change when they got home with Gabi and the baby -- and he wouldn't blame Sonny if Sonny had second thoughts.
Sonny pointed out that it had been his idea to move Gabi and
Arianna in with them -- and there was no way he was going to let Will's
daughter
be raised elsewhere. Just then, Sami burst noisily into the room. She
hugged Will enthusiastically while she tried to judge whether he knew
about the video yet. E.J. arrived and asked to speak to Sonny privately.
Sonny sat down on the bed and asserted that he wasn't going to change
his mind.
"What does everybody know that I don't know?" Will asked. Sonny
vowed to tell Will if Sami and E.J. didn't. E.J. slowly, grudgingly,
filled Will in about the video. Will asked his mom, "Before you met
[Bernardi] in
Rafe's
hospital room, obviously, you had a confrontation with him in public.
May I ask why?" Sami wouldn't say why, so Will wanted to know when.
Sonny informed Will that the date on the video was
May 7.
Will quickly put the pieces together that Bernardi had been the man
Stefano
had hired to steal the evidence against Will from the police station --
and then Sami had killed him. Sami tried to reason with her son, but he
declared, "I've had enough. I can't take this anymore." Will declared
that he was going to handle his own problems from then on. Sami
insisted, "I didn't mean for any of this to happen!" Will pointed out,
"Mom, you went off on a crooked
cop in a public park, and then you shot him in a hospital. How did you think it was going to work out?"
Just then, Maxine entered and informed Will that his release had
been delayed because Abe Carver wanted to talk to Will and Sonny. After
Maxine left again, Will wondered why Abe wanted to talk to them. "Abe is
working as a special consultant to the police,
William,"
E.J. explained, imploring Will not to do anything stupid. Will argued
that the stupidest thing he'd done so far was not owning up to shooting
E.J. years earlier.
Will continued that he had been a kid when his
dad had gone to prison for him, but he wasn't a kid any longer -- and he wasn't going to let his
mom
go to prison for him, too. "This is insanity. This has got to stop.
That's enough -- and I'm going to tell Abe everything that he wants to
know," Will declared.
Maggie
arrived at the Kiriakis mansion with Parker just as Jennifer was
leaving. The lad eagerly rushed up to Jennifer and gave her a hug.
Jennifer admitted that she missed
Parker
-- and his daddy. "Then I suggest you get over yourself and do
something about it," Maggie said, acknowledging that she knew the
problem involved J.J. Jennifer maintained that J.J. was angry and in a
lot of pain. Maggie urged Jennifer not to allow J.J. to pressure her
into shutting Daniel out.
Inside,
Brady wondered aloud if what Jennifer had told him -- that
Kristen's feelings for him had been real -- could be true.
In Eric's
hotel room,
as Kristen filled a syringe from the vial Dr. Chyka had given her, she
told an unconscious Eric that he had to "take one for the team." She
removed her black wig and shook out her hair, then prepared to stick the
needle in Eric's arm -- but a call from Brady to her cell phone
interrupted before she
could finish. "Hi," she answered, her voice full of hope.
When Brady didn't respond, Kristen asked if his calling meant that
he still cared about her. Grimacing, Brady replied, "It means I dialed
the wrong number. I didn't want to call you." Kristen told Brady that
she loved him and tried to keep him on the line, but he hung up. She
immediately tried to call him back. Brady sent the call directly to
voicemail. "So you
do hate me?" Kristen muttered through gritted
teeth, slamming the phone down repeatedly on the desk.
A little later, Maggie led Parker into the Kiriakis living room as they looked for his bunny. Brady
produced
the missing stuffed animal and gave it to Parker. Maggie could tell
that something was troubling Brady. He confessed that Jennifer had told
him that she believed Kristen had really loved him, and a part of him
still wanted to believe that he hadn't been played for a fool -- so he
had called Kristen. Maggie admitted that made her really scared for
Brady.
Maggie encouraged Brady to keep busy and stay in touch with his friends, but she flipped out when Brady mentioned that
Nicole
had been very supportive. Brady reassured Maggie that the important
thing was that he had learned what Kristen really was -- so Kristen
could never hurt him or anyone he loved again.
A little later, Maggie was trying to persuade Parker to go to bed
when she realized that his blanket was still in the dryer. Brady agreed
to keep an eye on the tot while Maggie went to retrieve the blanket. As
he held Parker in his lap, Brady recalled how Kristen had pleaded with
him to stay together for the sake of the
child they had planned to adopt. Maggie returned, and Brady somewhat abruptly walked out of the house.
Harold answered the door when Brady showed up at the DiMera
mansion, looking for Kristen. Harold informed him, "I'm very sorry, sir.
She left earlier today -- and she had a suitcase with her." Harold
didn't know any more than that. Brady wondered where Kristen could have
gone -- and what she was up to.
Nicole was dismayed when she found a folder on Eric's desk,
containing notes for his meeting about the school. She tried to reach
Eric but got his voicemail instead, so she left an urgent message for
him to call her. Nicole then called the hotel where Eric was staying.
The desk clerk, George, explained that he couldn't connect anyone to the
room phones because there was a problem with the phone system.
Nicole described the situation to George and asked him to get a
message to Father Eric as soon as possible. George refused. He rudely
told Nicole that she could send a fax, then hung up. Irked, Nicole put
the notes on the fax machine and punched in the number George had given
her. When Nicole called the hotel to confirm that they'd received the
fax, the other desk clerk, Martha, answered.
Martha looked at the fax and told Nicole, "I can't read a word of
it." Nicole asked if Martha would take the fax up to Eric's room to see
if he could read his own handwriting. Martha explained that she couldn't
leave the desk, and she was under strict orders not to disturb Father
Eric. Frustrated, Nicole hung up, grabbed the file and her purse, and
headed out.
A little later, Nicole arrived at the hotel, where George was back
on the front desk. Nicole demanded to see Father Eric, but George
repeated that the priest had left strict instructions not to disturb
him. Nicole reacted with anger at first, then tried changing tactics and
turned on the charm -- but George still refused to give her Eric's room
number.
After George left the front desk, Nicole kept trying to reach
Eric's cell phone, to no avail. When Martha appeared behind the desk,
Nicole rushed over and tried to plead her case, but her words fell on
deaf ears. Nicole produced a twenty-dollar bill and tried to hand it to
Martha, who complained, "The other woman gave me a hundred." Forcing a
smile, Nicole said, "Well, I don't have a hundred to spare, so why don't
you just take the twenty and give me the stinkin' room number?"
Upstairs, Eric moaned and began to stir, much to Kristen's horror.
"One dose was supposed to put him out for half an hour. Thanks a lot,
doc," Kristen grumbled as she climbed back onto the bed next to Eric.
After calling Eric's name a few times to make sure he wasn't regaining
consciousness, Kristen injected the remaining solution into his arm.
Smiling down at Eric, Kristen quoted Goethe: "Life is for the
living, and he who lives must be prepared for changes." She replaced the
vial and syringe in their case and watched as Eric writhed on the bed.
His face turned red, and he moaned in a strangled voice, "Help me!
Please, God, help me!" He rolled over on his side and fell unconscious
again. Kristen slipped into the bathroom and changed into a black and
white lace negligee.
Eric struggled to push himself into a seated position. Confused, he
looked around the room, asking, "What's happening? What's wrong with
me?" Kristen sat next to him and stroked his shoulder. "Who are you?" he
inquired in a raspy voice. Murmuring words of reassurance over Eric's
weak protests, Kristen kissed the priest. Grasping the cross that he
wore around his neck, she pulled him closer to her and ran her hands
over his body.
"This isn't happening. It can't happen," Eric mumbled foggily. "Why
not? I want you, I need you, and you need me too. You know you do,"
Kristen replied, kissing him persistently. Eric returned her kiss but
then tried to pull away. Kristen continued kissing and caressing him.
When she removed the towel from around his waist, Eric kissed her and
pushed her back onto the bed.
When Nicole arrived outside Eric's room, she heard moaning from
inside. Puzzled, she double-checked the room number. Just as Eric began
removing Kristen's negligee, Nicole knocked on the door. "Oh, my God!"
Kristen exclaimed, pushing Eric away. The unlatched door swung open at
Nicole's knock, so she pushed it open and entered the room -- and gasped
at what she saw.
J.J. found a prescription pad in Cameron's desk in the residents'
room at the hospital and chuckled to himself as he swiped it. Just then,
Daniel walked in and caught J.J. rifling through the desk. J.J. claimed
that he was waiting for Cameron, but Daniel demanded to know what was
in J.J.'s hand. He added that J.J. shouldn't have been in that room
alone because there was confidential information in there. J.J. asserted
that a resident who knew his mom had given him permission to stay.
Daniel ordered J.J. to show him whatever was in his hand. After
J.J. reluctantly turned over the prescription pad, he lied that he had
been looking for something to write on. Showing J.J. that there was a
legal pad in plain sight on the desk, Daniel informed J.J. that taking a
prescription pad was illegal. Just then, a resident entered, and J.J.
bolted.
Daniel chased after J.J. and caught up with him near the nurses'
station. As Daniel confronted him with the prescription pad, J.J.
asserted that Daniel had just been waiting to find something to use
against J.J. "And now you have it -- so go for it. You know you're dying
to," J.J. dared Daniel. Daniel asserted that wasn't the case, pointing
out that he had forgiven a lot of J.J.'s past misdeeds.
"But there is only one reason to pocket a prescription pad, and
that is to write a phony script to take or to sell prescription drugs,"
Daniel declared, reiterating that it was a criminal offense. "Are you
gonna tell my mom?" J.J. asked petulantly, just as Jennifer got off the
elevator. Daniel replied that J.J. could tell her himself.
Jennifer asked what was wrong. Daniel handed her the pad and
instructed J.J. to tell Jennifer why he'd had it. After Daniel left to
check on his patients, Jennifer looked down at the pad and gulped. "This
is Cameron's prescription pad. What are you doing with it?" she asked,
trying to maintain her composure. J.J. insisted that he had just been
waiting for Cameron.
J.J. spotted Joanne, the resident who had been there when he had
arrived, and told Jennifer that Joanne had given him permission to wait
in the residents' room. Jennifer called Joanne over, and Joanne
confirmed J.J.'s story. After Joanne left, J.J. continued that after
waiting a while, he had wanted to leave a note for Cameron, and he'd
just grabbed the first thing he'd found. "Oh, and you can't tell the
difference between regular paper and a prescription pad?" Jennifer
demanded skeptically.
J.J. defensively argued that his dad would know that he wasn't dumb
enough to steal a prescription pad from his sister's boyfriend.
Jennifer warned J.J., "This is it. Do you understand me? No more
accidents, no more mistakes, because you already used up that
explanation. Do you hear me?" She emphasized that taking a prescription
pad, no matter what the reason, was a serious offense, and then sent
J.J. home.
Daniel returned as J.J. was headed for the elevator, and the two
glared at each other. After J.J. had gone, Jennifer informed Daniel that
Joanne had given J.J. permission to wait in the residents' room --
although J.J. should not have taken the prescription pad, even if he'd
just been looking for a piece of paper to leave a note. After she
explained that she knew that J.J. had been there to talk to Cameron
about Abigail, she asked if Daniel were going to report J.J.
"I'm not required to. It's not really my place. But if it were my
son, yeah, I'd report him," Daniel declared, adding that J.J. needed to
face the consequences of his actions. He insisted that it had nothing to
do with the friction between him and J.J. Jennifer argued that it
wasn't Daniel's call. "I can't talk to you about J.J. right now,"
Jennifer stated.
Giving up, Daniel walked away. As he did, he dropped the card he'd
bought for Jennifer. Jennifer called after Daniel, but he didn't hear
her, so she picked up the card and read, "Dear Jen, I miss you. If we
can have a do-over, I promise I'll let you win the next round of darts.
Love, Daniel."
At the Horton house, J.J. called Rory and declared, "It was stupid,
man! Jonas could've called the cops on me. That's the last time I'm
listening to you." J.J. ruled out doing anything else that involved the
hospital or Daniel to make money, but then announced, "I just got a
brilliant idea about how to get some cash and have some fun, too."
I like her 
Amanda we shall see she seems okay but not sure
Andy LOVE ANDY he is a hoot and I like him 
Candice like her to but shall see
David OMG THEY WILL MESS UP HIS HAIR HA HA 
Elissa LIKE HER even if she is Rachel's sister 
GinaMarie DO NOT LIKE this girl at all she is annoying and rude IMO
Helen LOVE Helen she is awesome
Howad fun I like him 
Jeremy not sure what to think about Jeremy but we shall see
Jessie not really liking her but again shall see
Judd like Judd he is funny to and down to earth like him 
Kaitlin again shall see she seems okay but hey will see
McCrae hilarious funny AND Like him so far
Nick ANNOYING so far geesh 
Spencer Down to earth like him shall see again 
Starts out with Jeff saying "Come in guys" to "drop your buffs"! Then commercial really LOL! Its like they love to tease...
