Spenelli and Maxie watch Georgie play
at the playground; they discuss why she can’t talk Nathan into coming to
Portland. Spenelli suggests maybe they
could make him jealous again; Maxie declines.
He offers to talk to him, “man to man” – she tells him she has a new
investigation, the publicity crime of the century. She tells Spenelli about “Ask Man Landers” and Spenelli admits
that he loves that guy… he says he’s the one who told him to grow the beard
(which I think looks pretty good). She
says if she can expose this bunko artist, her bosses boss will see that she
deserves to be the boss; then, she says, Nathan will want to come there to be
with her. After Spenelli points out how
many readers and listeners Man Landers actually has, Maxie decides maybe it
would be better to get him to work with her instead of exposing him to the
world.
Mac and Felicia discuss whether or not they are going to tell Anna about
their “little adventure.” Felicia
reminds him that Maxie is not the “sole of discretion” and says it’s only a
matter of time before all of Port Charles knows. Anna comes in with Emma; they hug her. Everyone sits down and orders a non-alcoholic drink and they toast
to “Noah Robert,” the newest member of the family. Felicia leaves the table and Emma gets phone call; walking away,
Emma says, “excuse me, I have to take this.”
Anna tells Mac it’s a boy; he doesn’t seem happy about that. Amy walks up behind Nathan at the diner; he hugs
her. She sits down and asks him if he
misses the action of being Man Landers, insisting she is sure he does, and if
the opportunity to do it again came up, he would probably want to. Nathan inquires if she is asking him to do
it again… she smiles. He makes it clear
he doesn’t want to, bringing up the indecent act he encouraged his in-laws to
get into; Amy asks him to spill. He
simply says they got into trouble spicing up their love life in public; Amy
says that was their choice. He tells
her that Maxie is determined to unmask Man Landers; Amy says, “Maxie can never
know.” Felicia walks up and asks, “know
what?” Amy makes up a story about colluding with Nathan about what to get Maxie
for her birthday; Felicia notes that isn’t until October.
Anna asks Mac if he has something for her;
he hands her a flash drive, saying it’s a full accounting of everything
Valentin has been doing in her absence.
She puts it in her phone and starts looking through it; notices the
horse retirement stables. Mac tells her
it was a gift for Nina. She sees an
address that is Julian’s and wonders what business he has with him; Mac notes
that it is Ava’s address too. Amy
excuses herself; Felicia sits down and asks Nathan what that was really
about. He assures her it was nothing
and excuses himself; Amy meets him outside and asks if he covered, saying no
one can ever know that he is Man Landers or she loses her book deal. He tells her trust him, saying he has gotten
them this far; she hugs him. Felicia
watches through the window.
Curtis tells Finn he could probably find Hayden and
bring her back to Port Charles, but says he won’t; Finn tries to use vanity to
persuade him to do it, but he says “out of respect for Hayden” he can’t take
this job. He tells Finn, the truth is, he
has already been looking for Hayden; he says he came up empty. He says she doesn’t want to be found, and
that’s her right; he says, he doesn’t have to like it, but he has to respect
it. He tells Finn he has to respect her
choice because she is doing what is best for her; he says he loves her too much
to let her walk out of his life. He
says if Curtis was in his place, he wouldn’t just let her go… he tells him he
doesn’t need his help; he will find her on his own.
Franco tells Liz she can’t
be sure that Olbrecht had anything to do with Hayden’s disappearance; he asks
her to “allow” him… he goes over and seriously asks Leisel what she is doing
here, confronting her about trying to ruin Hayden and Finn’s lives. She asks if he can blame her, and gets excited
when she thinks she might see Hayden getting dragged off in handcuffs. He tells her that’s not going to happen
because Hayden is “gone.” He asks
Obrecht what happens if Finn finds out what she’s done; she says she hopes he
does.
Liz suddenly tells Franco her
shift just ended and pulls him away; Olbrecht tells Liz to say hi to her
sister, “if” she finds her. Liz turns
around and confronts Olbrecht, mentioning the baby, which brings a slight
glimmer of compassion to Olbrecht, briefly; but then she brings up the poor
young woman confined to a wheelchair due to Hayden’s drunk driving. She says she righted a wrong and hurt
Hayden; a “two-fer” she says… and then the fact that she avenged herself, she
says, makes it a “trifecta.” Liz calls
her a bitch; Franco pulls Liz away.
Finn walks up behind Olbrecht; he asks what that was all about. Olbrecht mocks Hayden’s disappearance and
asks if they were having difficulties; making fun of having secrets and Hayden
running from her problems. She says she
thought about running too, but them she remembered she had friends and family,
and decided to stick it out and “stick it to those who hurt” her. She turns to get on the elevator; Finn puts
his hand on the wall in front of her, saying, “you did this.”
At home, Liz tells Franco that she wants him
to move in with her; she is ready, she says, to tell the boys, saying,
“they’ll be over the moon.” A lovely
song plays, as they begin to make love; pretty romantic scene to end on.
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