In Bill's office, Steffy tried to kiss Bill again, but when he stopped her, she became horrified at what she'd done. His phone beeped, and he said he had to go. Before leaving, he assured her that it was no big deal. Steffy grimaced in disbelief.
On the Forrester rooftop later, Steffy still reeled from the kiss, and couldn't focus on work. Brooke approached to congratulate Steffy on the photo shoot. Steffy offered to show the proofs to Katie, but Brooke said that Katie was off planning her wedding. After Brooke strode away, Steffy left Bill a message, asking to see him as soon as possible.
Later, Bill parked in a suburban neighborhood, and saw Katie on the curb. He got out of his electric convertible, wondering why she'd wanted to meet there. Katie said that he should see the Valley at some point in his life. Bill attempted to take a business call, but Katie confiscated his phone, saying that he had a wedding to plan.
As they strolled on the sidewalk, Katie said she wanted Bill to know the real her. She showed him the house that she'd grown up in, and regaled him with memories of her childhood. She said she'd been a lonely kid, shy and uncomfortable in her own skin. As she'd watched her sisters blossom, she'd wished she could be them, or anyone other than herself.
When Bill and Katie reached a tiny park adjacent the house, Katie said she wasn't that lonely little girl anymore, and she wanted to complete her transformative circle by marrying in the park. Bill remarked that it was far from what anyone would expect from him, but he didn't care where they got married, as long as he could stare into her beautiful blue eyes.
On the set of The Catwalk, Donna told Justin that she was committed to her job-and to her husband. She asked that they concentrate on garnering higher ratings for the show. "Two words: Pam Douglas," Justin replied. He showed Donna footage of Pam doing "The Catwalk Dance" after the set had closed, and said that the footage was an Internet sensation. Justin proposed that they get Pam on the show permanently.
Unenthused about sharing the show with Pam, Donna reminded Justin that Pam worked for Forrester's competition. Justin said that he'd have an alien on the show if it increased the ratings. Donna agreed to call Pam, saying that Pam lived for that kind of thing.
At Jackie M, Serge said that the Catwalk Dance was the rage. Pam figured it was just a fluke, like her crocheted bikinis, but Serge praised her as a "trend-setting hipster." As Pam taught Serge the dance, Donna called to invite Pam to the studio. Serge answered the phone, calling himself Pam's agent. Donna quickly deduced that he was Serge, the wedding planner. "Slash agent extraordinaire!" Serge haughtily corrected. He said he'd confer with his client, and get back to Donna about the meeting. Serge hung up the phone on Donna, and Pam and he laughed.
Later, Pam and Serge arrived on the set. They could hardly contain themselves when Justin asked Pam to co-host The Catwalk with Donna. Serge immediately started talking salary and perks. Pam demanded her own dressing room with a bearskin rug and a kitchen. Donna and Justin exchanged looks as Pam and Serge made more requests, like giving Pam her own baking segment. "And Donna, no honey on the set. That'd be a real deal breaker for me," Pam added.
Donna said the show was about fashion, not lemon bars. Justin regrettably said that they couldn't meet all of Pam and Serge's demands. Pam and Serge shrugged, and turned to leave; however, Donna conceded to giving Pam the best dressing room, but refused to throw in a kitchen or rug. Pam negotiated a baking segment twice a month. Justin guessed that they had a deal. Pam and Serge celebrated by doing the Catwalk Dance, and a horrified Donna glared at them.
In Nick's office, Bridget and Nick presented Sandy with a contract outlining the terms of their surrogate agreement. After the three signed the document, they went to the hospital for tests. Dr. Caspary examined Bridget and Sandy, and concluded that they could move ahead with the process that day. Sandy awkwardly eyed the Morones as they kissed.
After Sandy changed, she found Nick in Dr. Caspary's office alone. She remarked that it was nice to see a man in love with his wife. Nick replied that family meant everything. He confided that Bridget and he had once miscarried a child. Sandy assured him that the next baby was meant to be. Nick realized that Sandy knew a lot about his family, and he wanted to know more about her. Sandy claimed there wasn't much to tell, but Nick said, "I kinda doubt that."
Nick asked how Sandy's life was, and she vaguely stated that it was "some bad, some good. Mostly good." Sandy said it only mattered that she'd help them get the baby that they'd always wanted. Bridget entered, glad to see that Sandy and Nick were getting to know one another. Bridget hugged Sandy, and said that Nick and she could never repay Sandy's selflessness. As Bridget hugged Nick, Sandy stared off, looking uncomfortable .