In San Francisco, Steffy gets a text from Finn that he’s still at the hospital. She feels bad about Hayes given Electra has issues with Dylan. Electra assures her it’s fine, but her expression is unsettled.

 

 

Two buyers show up, with the lady wishing there was something more bohemian on offer. The woman mentions knowing Ivy, and the man pays Steffy enough money for two necklaces in hopes that they’ll design a diamond-encrusted peace necklace for his gal. After they leave, Electra and Steffy burst out laughing. Steffy’s glad they were the last two clients.

At the beach house, Will and Dylan play with Hayes. Finn calls Dylan and asks if they boy could spend the night with her and Will. He’s on speakerphone, so Hayes hears and enthuses about the idea. Will agrees and then tells Hayes he has to go to bed after they disconnect. Hayes asks if he and Miss Dylan will go to bed too. Awkward! After Dylan manages to get the riled up kid to bed, Will goes on and on about her being good and kind.

All Kinds of Awkward Part II
RJ comes in from the pool shirtless and Brooke gushes over her handsome son. After saying she’s missed him, she gets right to work on convincing him to design with Ridge.She creepily remarks on how all the girls at work look at him. RJ admits there are some interesting girls there… including Will’s girlfriend, Electra. Brooke says Will’s very devoted to Electra… she’s the only girl for him.In the Forrester showroom, Carter arranged a catered meal for him and Daphne since they had to work late. Sitting, they discuss visiting Paris amid Carter’s gushing.

As talk turns to their wedding, Daphne tells him there’s only one woman she wants as her maid of honor: Steffy. They toast to the Forrester. She guesses Ridge will be the best man. Carter confirms this and suggests they do the wedding right there.

Daphne’s not convinced right out of the box, but Carter sells it. She decides it’s meant to be. She’d be honored to marry him in the House of Forrester where it all began. Well, at least they’re not getting married in someone’s living room.In San Francisco, Steffy takes a call from Finn, who let’s her know Hayes is staying the night at Will’s. Electra’s expression sours.It’s not long before Electra’s on the phone with Ivy, giving her an update on the situation. Ivy hates it… Dylan shouldn’t be spending time alone with Will under any circumstances. Electra tells her aunt she’s stressing her out and disconnects. Ivy, who’s suddenly a prude, mutters about the arrangement at Will’s not being proper.

At that very minute at the beach house, Will’s telling Dylan he wants to see her dance. She agrees and goes to put on her stuff.

Electra and Steffy discuss Dylan being down on her luck, and Ivy’s take on the living arrangements, and Steffy assures her that Will is devoted. Plus, she’s sure there’s nothing to worry about where Dylan’s concerned.

At that very inopportune moment, Ivy happens along and spies them through the window. Practically quivering with disapproval, she intones, “It’s not proper. It’s not proper at all.”

In San Francisco, Steffy gets a text from Finn that he’s still at the hospital. She feels bad about Hayes given Electra has issues with Dylan. Electra assures her it’s fine, but her expression is unsettled.

Two buyers show up, with the lady wishing there was something more bohemian on offer. The woman mentions knowing Ivy, and the man pays Steffy enough money for two necklaces in hopes that they’ll design a diamond-encrusted peace necklace for his gal. After they leave, Electra and Steffy burst out laughing. Steffy’s glad they were the last two clients.

At the beach house, Will and Dylan play with Hayes. Finn calls Dylan and asks if they boy could spend the night with her and Will. He’s on speakerphone, so Hayes hears and enthuses about the idea. Will agrees and then tells Hayes he has to go to bed after they disconnect. Hayes asks if he and Miss Dylan will go to bed too. Awkward! After Dylan manages to get the riled up kid to bed, Will goes on and on about her being good and kind.

All Kinds of Awkward Part II
RJ comes in from the pool shirtless and Brooke gushes over her handsome son. After saying she’s missed him, she gets right to work on convincing him to design with Ridge.She creepily remarks on how all the girls at work look at him. RJ admits there are some interesting girls there… including Will’s girlfriend, Electra. Brooke says Will’s very devoted to Electra… she’s the only girl for him.In the Forrester showroom, Carter arranged a catered meal for him and Daphne since they had to work late. Sitting, they discuss visiting Paris amid Carter’s gushing.

As talk turns to their wedding, Daphne tells him there’s only one woman she wants as her maid of honor: Steffy. They toast to the Forrester. She guesses Ridge will be the best man. Carter confirms this and suggests they do the wedding right there.

Daphne’s not convinced right out of the box, but Carter sells it. She decides it’s meant to be. She’d be honored to marry him in the House of Forrester where it all began. Well, at least they’re not getting married in someone’s living room.In San Francisco, Steffy takes a call from Finn, who let’s her know Hayes is staying the night at Will’s. Electra’s expression sours.It’s not long before Electra’s on the phone with Ivy, giving her an update on the situation. Ivy hates it… Dylan shouldn’t be spending time alone with Will under any circumstances. Electra tells her aunt she’s stressing her out and disconnects. Ivy, who’s suddenly a prude, mutters about the arrangement at Will’s not being proper.

At that very minute at the beach house, Will’s telling Dylan he wants to see her dance. She agrees and goes to put on her stuff.

Electra and Steffy discuss Dylan being down on her luck, and Ivy’s take on the living arrangements, and Steffy assures her that Will is devoted. Plus, she’s sure there’s nothing to worry about where Dylan’s concerned.

At that very inopportune moment, Ivy happens along and spies them through the window. Practically quivering with disapproval, she intones, “It’s not proper. It’s not proper at all.”