At Katie's house, Katie begged Brad to give her a sign that he was there. A frustrated Brad tried to move a chair, to no avail. The doorbell rang, and Katie hoped that it was a sign; however, it was only Janet, offering veal and help. Janet wondered if Katie was expecting someone else. "Not anymore," Katie disappointedly said.

Janet stated that she had plenty of time on her hands, since Jack had taken off to search for Mike. Katie pretended not to need help, and when Katie left the room, Ghost Brad begged Janet to hear him, because Katie really did need help. Katie returned with a fussy Jacob, and Janet suggested that the child could sense stress. Katie snapped that he just wasn't used to strangers, and Janet took that as her cue to leave.

Brad futilely implored Janet not to let Katie push her away. Before Janet left, Katie asked her to tell Jack to return home, so that Katie could stop worrying. Once alone, Katie told Jacob that they would be okay, but Brad sadly said that they wouldn't. Katie paced the room with Jacob, wishing that she'd let Janet stay. Katie doubted that she could raise Jacob alone.

Henry stormed into his room, ranting to himself that the justice system was trying to get him killed. As he showered for court, a stranger broke into his hotel room. Henry exited the bathroom to find the man brandishing a knife. He threatened Henry not to testify against Ralph.

As Henry groveled for his life, Brad appeared, demanding that Henry stand up to the intruder. Henry confused his assailant when he implored the invisible Brad to do something. Suddenly, the assailant saw a vase fly through the air. It hit the man, and he fell to the ground.

"I did it!" a stunned Brad said. Brad and Henry wondered how it had happened. The man ran out of the hotel room, and Henry yelled that he'd see Ralph in court. Brad grabbed Henry, and the men were further shocked that Henry felt Brad's grip. Brad said they had to get to Katie before whatever was happening wore off. Henry reminded Brad about the restraining order, and said that when the time arrived, Brad had better be able to unlock a jail cell.

When they got to Katie's house, she slammed the door in Henry's face. Henry persisted to ring the bell, and she let him. He offered to hold Jacob, and a worn-out Katie agreed. She was amazed when Henry calmed Jacob down. Henry instructed Katie to get some rest. Katie said that Emma used to sing "Get Along Little Doggies" to Brad, and Jacob liked the song, too. After Katie went into the bedroom, Brad recited the song, and Henry sang it to Jacob.

As Katie slept, she dreamed that Brad was there with her and Jacob. He said he was sorry he'd been gone for so long, and promised that she wouldn't have to raise Jacob alone. Katie awakened to find Henry, rocking Jacob. Henry said that he needed to leave. He planned to testify against Ralph, and jail everyone who'd hurt Katie. "Except you," she uttered. Henry left, and Katie sat down to sing to Jacob. Ghost Brad knelt beside her, and joined in.

In Pittsburgh, Jack flashed Simon's picture at a museum, wondering if anyone knew him. Carly arrived, startling Jack. Carly explained that Holden, who probably wanted an excuse to leave Oakdale, had agreed to check in on Molly. Jack asked how Carly had found him so easily, and she replied that she knew how his mind worked. Carly said she knew how Simon's mind worked, too, and that was why Jack needed her help.

Jack ordered Carly to return to Oakdale. Carly called him on his reckless actions, saying that if he wound up dead, she wouldn't even know what to tell the kids. Jack said he was just searching for Simon, and he didn't need Carly. She countered that he needed someone, and since he'd turned his wife away, he was stuck with Carly. Jack accused Carly of running from Rosanna and Craig. "Maybe," Carly replied. Jack decided that instead of questioning each other's motives, they'd find "this loser," and go home.

Janet called Jack, and as he ignored his ringing phone, Carly said, "Don't be an idiot." Sighing, Jack answered the call, but hurriedly told Janet that he was in the middle of something. Janet said that it was important, and explained that an overwhelmed Katie wasn't doing well on her own. Jack said he'd be home as soon as he could. Janet asked what he was doing, but he said he couldn't get into it. As she pressed him, he hung up on her.

Jack and Carly accessed the museum's database to search the registered dealers list for one of Simon's aliases. Carly spotted Bartley Symington in the system, and said it was Simon's favorite alias. The pair discovered an art charity event happening that day, and Carly said that Simon couldn't resist a room full of benevolent marks, waiting to be parted with their cash.

Carly took Jack shopping for clothes suitable to crash the posh event, and Jack balked at the $2,000 price tag of the suit. "Whoops! I guess I forgot to give this back to Craig," Carly said, flashing a credit card. Jack smiled, asking to see a $4,000 suit.

At the benefit later, Carly and Jack posed as Carina and Richardson Morgan. The host introduced them to the Dells, and while discussing art, Mrs. Dell referred Carly and Jack to their dealer, Bartley Symington. Mr. Dell said Bartley had been standing there only moments before.

Carly and Jack figured that Simon had bolted upon seeing them. Carly hinted that it was time to return to Oakdale, but Jack said that if he'd found Simon once, he could find him again. Carly heard a song that reminded her of dancing with Jack in a bar. They started dancing, and Simon tapped Jack on the shoulder, saying, "Mind if I cut in?"

At Metro, Dusty wondered why Teri wasn't at Ralph's hearing, which was set to start in ten minutes. Teri handed Dusty a threatening letter from Ralph, and Dusty urged her to take it to the police. Teri worried that her testimony couldn't stop Ralph, who'd go after her family in retaliation for her betrayal. Dusty warned her that if she didn't do the right thing, "sorry" wasn't going to cut it the next time Ralph hurt someone.

Dusty left, and saw Janet sulking on a bench, after talking to Jack. Dusty joined her, and Janet asked what he was doing. "I'm just sitting here," he said with a shrug. Janet got up, and Dusty stated that Ralph was frightening Teri out of testifying. Dusty didn't think Janet wanted Ralph to go free, but Janet said she couldn't deal with it right then. Dusty insisted that Teri needed someone on her side that she could trust.

Dusty and Janet found Teri anxiously pacing at the courthouse. Teri wished Dusty hadn't involved Janet, because it was Teri's problem to deal with. Janet replied that they were family, which made it their problem. Janet admitted that she'd fallen for Ralph's charms, too. "If he comes after one Ciccone girl, he comes after all of us," Janet declared. Teri wondered how Dusty knew that she'd testify. He replied that he'd had faith. Teri thanked him for getting Janet there. Janet and Teri left to give testimony.

In New York, Molly watched a follow-up news story about her near death experience with the congressman. She answered her door, expecting Carly, but was shocked to see Holden. They hugged, and Holden explained that Carly had sent him to watch over Molly while Carly was in Pittsburgh with Jack.

Holden mentioned the ordeal with the congressman, and Molly felt that Abigail would be ashamed of her. Holden assured Molly that Abigail's feelings wouldn't change. Holden figured that the well-connected congressman wouldn't be in jail for long. Holden advised Molly to get out of the city, and suggested she go with him to Oakdale. "Like hell!" Molly replied.

Molly said she'd rather go to L.A., because she hadn't burned as many bridges there as she had in Oakdale. Molly didn't think Lily would like it if Molly blew into town on Holden's arm. Holden explained that Lily had married Damian while Holden had been "dead." Molly suspected that Holden needed someone to look out for him, too. On her way to the bedroom to change, Molly dropped her robe, revealing her nudeness, and said, "I'll just be a minute."

At an out-of-town diner later, a man recognized Molly from television. He asked if there were naked pictures of her and the congressman on the Internet. Holden warned him to take a walk while he still could. The man left, and Molly said that if Holden insisted upon taking her to Oakdale, he'd better get used to that kind of thing. Holden said that he could deal with her baggage, if she could deal with his.

While driving in the car, Molly still worried about returning to Oakdale. She was certain that Holden's problems would be worse once Lily saw Molly. Holden joked that Lily wasn't the only person that Molly had to worry about. Holden said that for some reason, he'd missed Molly. She replied that for some reason, she'd missed him, too.