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The Pink Flamingo at the River
Rock Casino   At the back table,
Cory and
Penny
continue their dinner date with one another. Cory believes the date, however,
is just a friendship date, while Penny is attempting to seduce Cory so she can
keep him away from Robin.
Earlier, as they toasted, Penny had, another, flash of her vision, but that has
since gone away. "How is your lobster bisque?" Cory asks Penny,
who is about to take another spoonful of the soup. "It is delicious,"
Penny smiles back to him. "On the farm, I never had anything like this, so
it is a treat to have it now." Cory chuckles back to her, thinking
back to their time on the farm. He realizes that it is true, they didn't have
anything like lobster bisque there. "There wasn't a lot of seafood on the
farm, that is for sure," Cory tells her. "By the way, do you ever miss
it? The farm, I mean?" "Oh sure," Penny nods back to him
before she takes another sip of her wine. "The simple life had it's perks,
but I do like it in Twin Peaks too." "I still hate that you
being here cost your vision," he admits to her quickly. "I wish there
was something that I could do to help you get your sight back." "I
know you do, Cory," Penny smiles back to him. "And the truth is, wherever
you are, that's where I consider my home. So, despite this horrible thing happening
to me, I wouldn't want to be anywhere that you weren't," she tells him as
Cory uneasily gulps back to her, as he tries not to think about his relationship
with Robin. "You mean that much to me, I hope you know that." "I
can tell," he tells her. "And for the record, you mean a hell of a lot
to me too." Tyler's Townhouse

"I had forgotten how delicious your lemon chicken was," Kim
chuckles to Tyler as they move back into the living room in Tyler's
townhouse as they just finished dinner with one another, where he cooked one of
his best dishes. "Hey, when I have a beautiful woman in my company,
I have to pull out all the stops," he winks back to her. "More wine?"
"Yea, I'd love some more," she replies to him as he fills their
glasses with the red liquid. "And does that mean that you don't cook that
way every night?" "Hardly," he chuckles back to her. "It
can be a challenge to cook for just one person." "I hear you,"
she nods to him. "Although, I have it pretty lucky at the mansion. Rosario
is a wizard in the kitchen." "How is that going, by the way?"
Tyler asks her as he takes a sip of the wine. "I mean, you're living in same
house that Robbie
is, isn't that awkward?" "To be honest, no," Kim tells
him. "The house is so huge, I can avoid Robbie, Natasha, anyone that I want
too. Despite my marriage not working out, I can't imagine not living there. I've
been there for years, even when I was married to Bob." "That
seems like a lifetime ago," he says back to her. "Doesn't it?"
she giggles. "We have lead a life, haven't we? There is something I need
to ask you, though, Tyler." "Of course," he looks back
at her with intent. "You can ask me anything." "This has
been really nice," Kim reveals to him. "Us getting closer again, I mean.
The kissing, the dinner date, sharing wine together, but before we go any further,
I need you to be honest with me." "I would never lie to you."
She uneasily sighs back to him. "After everything that Robbie has put
me through the last few months, I really need to know that I can trust you. You
you
can't do anything that would break that trust, because, well, I don't think I
could go back from that." Tyler sets his wine glass down on the coffee
table and grabs her hand before he looks into her eyes. "You can trust me,
Kim," he whispers back to her. "I would never do anything to hurt you
the way Robbie has, you, you have my word on that." The Sugarbowl
 Will
turns around from grabbing his latte and sighs when he spots Eva
sitting by herself at the window bar. He knows that they saw one another earlier
in the day and she lashed out at him for revealing the truth about Felicia
being alive to Dominick.
The truth is, Will was devastated when Eva, once again, told him that she wanted
to make her marriage to Dominick work after they slept together. Will believe
that Eva was using him for sex whenever something went wrong in her marriage,
and that's why he told Dominick the truth. "Twice in one day,"
Will says as he moves up to her. "I'm not sure if I should say it's my lucky
day or not." Eva looks back at him. "I am not sure either,"
she admits to him. "You and I, we aren't exactly on good terms right now,
are we?" "No, but I think you should take credit in that as
well," Will reveals to her. "My feelings about what happened, they are
valid, Eva. You can't deny that." "I won't deny that,"
Eva looks back at him. "But the truth is, I am desperate to make my marriage
to Dominick work, and God willing, somehow, someway, I will make that happen."
"Well, I wish you luck with that," Will tells her, realizing that
he has, finally, lost her forever. Inside, he feels his heart break inside his
chest as he hates that it has taken him this long to realize that, but now that
he has, he just wants to run and hide. "I'll see you around, Eva."
The Victors Mansion; Frederick's Lair

"Interesting that Meggan
and Logan
stopped by to see you," Bryce tells Frederick as they each have a scotch
in their hands as they face one another in the living room of the Victors mansion.
Frederick just revealed to Bryce
that Meggan came to the mansion to see him with Logan and Sophie; he hasn't spent
a lot of time with Logan, so he was thrilled to get to know his grandson better,
but he knows that Meggan was not pleased with him for faking his death again.
"I guess it was Logan's friend, Sophie's,
idea for him to get to know me better," Frederick grins back to him. "We
had a lovely time together." "Meggan was pleasant?" Bryce
asks him with an arched eyebrow. "To me, when I've seen lately, she's drunk
out of her mind." "She was having a couple of drinks here,"
Frederick admits to him. "I hate seeing her off the wagon; the reason I faked
your death all those years ago, was partly to help her get sober. This time, I
don't know what it will take for her to realize she can't drink all the time."
"Rock bottom can be a scary place." "I hate to think
what her rock bottom is." "Leah
and I, actually, had a nice conversation the other day," Bryce changes the
subject with Frederick, who looks back at him in surprise. "I know; ever
since she's found out that I am her son, she's been pressing very hard to be in
my life. But you know, she even called me Bryce, instead of Noah." "That's
progress," Frederick chuckles to him. "Just
be careful."
Bryce arches his eyebrow back to him. "Of what? My mother?"
"My daughter, she will always have an angle, Bryce," Frederick warns
him. "You'd best keep your guard up with her and always remember, your place
is here, with me." Twin Peaks General Hospital

"I got here as quickly as I could," Chris
announces to Trenyce
as he storms into the waiting room of Twin Peaks General Hospital. He got
word from Trenyce that Albertinah, once again, had a fever, so she called a babysitter
for BJ and brought their daughter to the hospital, incase her aplastic anemia
returned; the last time Tinah had this, she had to have a bone marrow transplant,
and, thankfully, Andrew could donate to save her. "What is going on?"
Trenyce stands up from her chair and looks at her husband with a look of concern
on her face. "I was getting BJ to clean his room and then I went to check
in on Tinah," Trenyce begins to explain to him. "She was still sleeping,
which I thought was odd because she had been sleeping for hours, longer than usual.
I
I happen to put my hand on her forehead and she felt warm, so I took her
temperature and realized she had a fever again." "Shit,"
Chris shakes his head in horror. "Considering her history, I didn't
want to risk it, so I got the sitter and rushed Tinah here," Trenyce continues
to tell him. "I
I hope I did the right thing." "Of
course, you did," Chris pulls her into a hug. "Like you said, with Tinah's
history, we have to be safe than sorry." "Yea, and so Stephanie
Clarke is with her now," Trenyce tells him as they exit their embrace. "She's
only been with her for about 15 minutes, so we might have to wait a while longer
before we hear." "Tinah will be fine," Chris grabs her
hands and grabs them tightly. "Our daughter, our beautiful baby girl, she
will make it through whatever this is, I know that for a fact." Twin
Peaks Law Courts
 Max scuffs
back at Josh's question about if he tried to kill Adam. "There was an accident,
many years ago," Max finally responds to him. "Where some scaffolding
was loose and my father got caught in it and, yes, he almost died," Max explains
to them. "I was very young at the time, barely legal, and I did arrange for
my father to be there." "So you did or didn't try to kill him?"
"I didn't," Max says in his defense. "It was a horrible accident,
and for the record, my father and I, we are closer than ever before. The tension
that was between us, it has long passed." Lois, then, stands up and
looks at Max and then at Franklin. "Let the record show that no charges were
ever filed against my client," Lois tells the Judge, who nods back to her.
"Mr. Black," she says as Josh sits down, feeling dejected. "Had
you known that Sonny was your child, would you have wanted to raise him?"
"More than anything else in the world," Max smiles back to her.
"I was ready to be at father then, and I am more than ready to be a father
now. I want the chance to be with my son; that's all I want, that's what I deserve."
"No further questions," Lois smiles to Max, thrilled at his response
to her question. Franklin looks at everyone in the courtroom. "We
will take a five minute recess then hear final statements," he says before
he smashes as his mallet down while Abby looks at Ethan in worry; Lukas and Donovan
grab one another's hands, and Cassie hugs Max in support. Next on One
Day at a Time - The final statements are given - Kim and Tyler take
the next step - Penny makes her move | |