JJ spots Gabi speeding through the square and throws an apology at her. And Gabi, of course, throws it right back in his face. He’s a few weeks too late.

After tearing into him, JJ takes it back, and walks off before Gabi can say, “No backsies.” But he must have just been hiding somewhere,

because he’s still wandering around the square once Gabi’s gone. He sees Theo again, and Theo, in turn, eyes his gun and badge and walks away.

 

 

Alex fills Brady in at the pub on all the fraud letter drama. Everyone’s known about it for ages — except Brady! The “Black” sheep of the family is peeved, but Alex turns it around to be all about him when he says he’s been frozen out now, too.

Alex heads out to take care of something, leaving Brady alone for about 10 seconds before Gabi helps herself to a seat at his table, cheerfully playing dumb. She asks if he knows anything about this Titan fraud.

It’s then a battle of who can play clueless better as he, in turn, asks her and they both deny knowing anything. Brady’s just feeling sorry for himself, though, so Gabi tries cheering him up. Then he compares his job to John saving the world over and over, which is a losing thought process.

 

Gabi encourages Brady that this might be the time for a fresh start, but he insists he needs to see Basic Black through. But Gabi has an idea: She can run Gabi Chic and Basic Black!

Can Alex and Stephanie Move Forward?
Stephanie chats with Jada in their apartment about Alex’s offer to move in together. Jada’s thrilled and happy to take over rent, but Stephanie isn’t sure she wants to. When she lays the fight out, Jada still thinks it’s a good idea. And hey, who doesn’t want an apartment to themselves?

But Stephanie feels like the fight just finally exposed them for who they are. Which is kind of what fights with partners do — and Jada points out! They’re just going through Honeymoon Phase Death. After some more hemming and hawing from Stephanie, Jada heads into work, hoping they work things out. She really wants that apartment…