Todd interrupted Dani's driving lesson with Nate and insisted that Dani get in the car — without Nate. Dani worried that Todd was going to run away with her. "I came to take you as far away as possible," Todd admitted, unwilling to lose her to Ross. When Nate said Todd should find a way to prove what Tea's dying wish was, Todd decided they should get Greg to testify.

Destiny told Darren that she had followed Greg to Cherryvale, a clinic about an hour from Llanview, and that Greg was very worried about "some woman." Darren wondered if Greg had gone to that clinic "to score." Destiny grew defensive. "He's a doctor, not an addict," an indignant Destiny snapped, then suggested they "borrow" one of the driver's ed classes and go talk to the mystery patient. Darren wasn't too keen on the idea. Destiny told Todd that Greg was at the Cherryvale Clinic, and he headed to Cherryvale. Darren and Destiny left to go to "the library," but they were really heading for Cherryvale, too.

Blair called Dani that the judge had made her decision. "It's almost time," Dani said.

Blair and Starr arrived in Todd's office to be with him when the judge's ruling comes through. Blair apologized for not having paid enough attention to Starr, and asked her daughter how things were going. Starr confessed she can't stop thinking about James. "We tried the friendship thing and it didn't work," Starr said, explaining that James wanted more. Blair had a big hug for her daughter and assured Starr wanting two guys was human — but the reality was that you could only have one.

Ford and James met up at Rodi's. Bobby told his brother he knew who set him up and got him fired, but didn't mention Langston by name. Ford assured James that he'd land on his feet. James told Ford there was no reason Ford and Langston couldn't be a couple, but Ford said that was out of the question. James admitted that he had kissed Starr. "I told her I couldn't be friends anymore, but the thought of not talking to her is just killing me," James admitted. Ford left for a job interview at a camera shop.
Langston was shocked to run into Markko at the coffee shop. He shared that his dad was having a bypass operation. Langston was hurt that Markko hadn't told her about his father's surgery. "Why would I?" Markko wondered. Weeping, Langston admitted she sometimes wondered "if maybe." Markko got a phone call and it was clear he was talking to a girlfriend. He'd had been hanging out with Karen, Markko admitted, and Langston struggled to hold back tears.

At the clinic, Téa woke up and wondered where Dani and Todd were. "This isn't my room," she said. "Where am I?" she demanded to know. "Your condition has changed. You've gotten better," Greg told her, then said she wasn't going to die after all. "How could that be?" Téa asked. "Thank you," she said through sobs and laughs. Greg assured her he has her best interest at heart. Greg's phone rang and it was Todd. Greg covered, then pretended to leave a message on Todd's voice mail, and promised to find out when Todd's plane was arriving. Téa looked fondly at the photo of her, Dani and Todd. "I'm coming back to you," she said.

Cole surprised Marty with a visit. Marty wondered if he was really there to see Hannah, who entered the living room and told Cole how amazing his mom was. "Everyone needs a second chance," Marty assured her houseguest. After Hannah left to take a shower, Cole asked his mother how Hannah was doing. Marty hoped Hannah would have a fighting chance, but warned Cole to back off, or risk giving Hannah mixed signals. Marty wondered why Cole hadn't told Starr that Hannah was living with Marty, and Cole explained he was worried Starr would go ballistic when she found out. After Cole said goodbye, Hannah asked Marty if she still thought she was a psycho.