Nina mutters to herself that it’s too bad Man
Landers is a fraud and fictional, adding, it though it doesn’t mean it’s all
wrong. She pulls out her rings from a
box, with the noodle bracelet Charlotte made her. Dillon gives a nice speech as best man, and introduces the new
couple; Ned makes a toast to his new wife, “the second Mrs. Edward
Quartermaine.” Nina wanders into the wedding
by mistake; she apologizes, but they invite her to stay. She gets herself a drink and says hi to
Charlotte; Charlotte tells her she misses her dad. Nelle and Michael come over and say hi to Nina and Charlotte, but
get called to the dance floor by Ned and Olivia. Ned and Olivia thank everybody for coming but say they are ready
to go. Olivia gets ready to throw the
bouquet… Charlotte pulls Nelle out onto the floor, with Kiki and Monica. Kiki catches the bouquet, but quickly passes
it off to Charlotte, who smiles. Nelle
goes to return the dress; Michael offers to buy it for her, but she
declines. He unzips her; they start
kissing. They end up making love in the
office of Crimson.
Ned carries Olivia over the threshold and tosses her on the bed; they prepare to make love. Oscar thanks Jos for coming out to meet him; she realizes what time it is. Sonny tells Carly that the nanny just called him and said she’s at Carly’s house with Avery and nobody is there. Joslyn knows she’s in trouble. She makes it back before Sonny and Carly get there, but Carly is still pissed; Joslyn says something must be wrong with her phone, or suggests maybe they get another provider. Sonny goes to check on Avery; Carly demands to know where Joslyn was earlier. She tells her mom she just went for a walk, alone, admitting she’s angry about being grounded. Her mother lectures her, saying what she does affects all of them; Jos says it’s not fair because it should work the other way too. Sonny comes in and says Jos is right; he says he understands how she feels and admits everything she is saying is true. He says he will prove it to her in time that he means what he says this time; he says he hates what he does sometimes and all he can do now is make amends. But, he says, he won’t let her punish her mother for something that was his fault; he thanks her for listening and says his goodbyes. Carly walks Sonny out; Oscar texts, asking if she’s okay.
Kevin shows up at the wedding and tells Laura that Spencer went missing; he says he heard him saying something about looking for proof. They leave to go look for him; Nina goes back to Wyndemere, where she recalls memories, and then hears a noise; it’s Spencer. He tells her he didn’t think anyone would be home; he says she can bear witness to this significant moment. He thinks he has found a box containing his grandfather’s true Will; just as Nina says she is going to call his grandmother, they hear Laura calling for Spencer. He tells them he believes Mikos’ accurate and true Will is inside of this box; and once they open it, everything will be restored to its true order. They give him permission to open it; Laura is surprised Spencer learned how to pick a lock at boarding school. There is a paper inside; it’s in Greek. Kevin, with his passing knowledge, looks at the paper and says it is, indeed, the Last Will and Testament of Mikos Cassadine – but it is just a copy of the Will that gives everything to Valentin. They look no deeper; Spencer quotes a line from the Shakespearian play he was in this Summer – he notes that he played a prince, who’s father was murdered by his uncle, drawing notice to the parallel.
Nina finds an old shirt of Valentin’s and puts it on; she tells Valentin that she misses him so much and lays down on the couch. Dante gets a phone call; he says that’s not possible. Laura tells Spencer it’s time to go; he asks for a minute, “to be alone with [his] thoughts.” He vows, no matter what the law says, to fight for his inheritance and claim what’s his; he tears up the Will and drops the pieces in the water. Dante tells Lulu, (who is so obviously pregnant now,) that he has some bad news; Nina wakes up to see Valentin standing next to the couch.
Ned carries Olivia over the threshold and tosses her on the bed; they prepare to make love. Oscar thanks Jos for coming out to meet him; she realizes what time it is. Sonny tells Carly that the nanny just called him and said she’s at Carly’s house with Avery and nobody is there. Joslyn knows she’s in trouble. She makes it back before Sonny and Carly get there, but Carly is still pissed; Joslyn says something must be wrong with her phone, or suggests maybe they get another provider. Sonny goes to check on Avery; Carly demands to know where Joslyn was earlier. She tells her mom she just went for a walk, alone, admitting she’s angry about being grounded. Her mother lectures her, saying what she does affects all of them; Jos says it’s not fair because it should work the other way too. Sonny comes in and says Jos is right; he says he understands how she feels and admits everything she is saying is true. He says he will prove it to her in time that he means what he says this time; he says he hates what he does sometimes and all he can do now is make amends. But, he says, he won’t let her punish her mother for something that was his fault; he thanks her for listening and says his goodbyes. Carly walks Sonny out; Oscar texts, asking if she’s okay.
Kevin shows up at the wedding and tells Laura that Spencer went missing; he says he heard him saying something about looking for proof. They leave to go look for him; Nina goes back to Wyndemere, where she recalls memories, and then hears a noise; it’s Spencer. He tells her he didn’t think anyone would be home; he says she can bear witness to this significant moment. He thinks he has found a box containing his grandfather’s true Will; just as Nina says she is going to call his grandmother, they hear Laura calling for Spencer. He tells them he believes Mikos’ accurate and true Will is inside of this box; and once they open it, everything will be restored to its true order. They give him permission to open it; Laura is surprised Spencer learned how to pick a lock at boarding school. There is a paper inside; it’s in Greek. Kevin, with his passing knowledge, looks at the paper and says it is, indeed, the Last Will and Testament of Mikos Cassadine – but it is just a copy of the Will that gives everything to Valentin. They look no deeper; Spencer quotes a line from the Shakespearian play he was in this Summer – he notes that he played a prince, who’s father was murdered by his uncle, drawing notice to the parallel.
Nina finds an old shirt of Valentin’s and puts it on; she tells Valentin that she misses him so much and lays down on the couch. Dante gets a phone call; he says that’s not possible. Laura tells Spencer it’s time to go; he asks for a minute, “to be alone with [his] thoughts.” He vows, no matter what the law says, to fight for his inheritance and claim what’s his; he tears up the Will and drops the pieces in the water. Dante tells Lulu, (who is so obviously pregnant now,) that he has some bad news; Nina wakes up to see Valentin standing next to the couch.
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