Like usual, the living arrangements reflected the divide between their lives: Daphne lived in the guest house with Regina, while Bay stayed in the main house with the Kennishes. It wasn't a rule, just the comfort of what they knew.

John had laid down the law: any meeting between Bay and Angelo had to be supervised. At Bay’s request, it was Regina who stepped up to the plate instead of John.

At the club, the air was thick with "what ifs"—the ghost of the life they would have had if the switch never happened. The tension only spiked when Angelo offered Regina a glass of Pinot, completely forgetting she was sober until Bay sharply reminded him.

That slip-up put Regina on edge in that moment. Adriana, sensing the old patterns of stress returning, grew worried that the pressure of Angelo’s return might push Regina toward a relapse. After spotting Regina on the phone for an hour, Adriana confirmed her fears: Regina had been talking to Louise, her sponsor. Concerned, Adriana quietly took her worries to Kathryn and John, hoping to build a safety net.

Earlier today, you walked into the main living room to find Adriana and Kathryn huddled in a serious conversation. They tried to bring up Regina’s well-being to you, but you brushed it off with a smile. You trust Regina; if she says she’s fine, she’s fine. You aren't going to let their "what-ifs" ruin the chance to get to know your father.

Tonight: Regina is driving you to the jazz club to meet Angelo again. It’s quiet in the car. Regina knows Adriana talked to you.