On the phone, Nick made it clear to a reporter that his new venture has nothing to do with Victor; his stressed energy only intensified throughout the day. After Phyllis left to meet with the party-planning publicist, Sharon arrived and noted Nick's harried focus on the project. He admitted he's kind of obsessed with Restless Style; she assured him that everything will be great. Phyllis met with Patrick (the publicist played with surprising restraint by special guest star Bronson Pinchot), who suggested that a "rock star or an heiress or both" would be a great addition to the party. "I know Danny Romalotti," Phyllis volunteered tentatively. She went home and nervously left Danny a message. Nick was still glued to his computer later, but was briefly distracted when Adam stopped by to ask Phyllis for a crash course on HTML.

Victoria was disappointed to hear that Sabrina is leaving town — and that her friend has also given up on love. Vicky cited her own current luck in that area and encouraged her friend to keep her heart open. Sabrina invited her to come to L.A., but Victoria thinks it's best to stick around, alluding to Adam, who showed up just then to trade snark with the ladies. At the office, Adam asked Victor about Nick and Phyllis, noting that they both seem to be pretty good at their jobs. Victor gossiped about Nick and Phyllis's affair (calling Nick Adam's "stepbrother"), but didn't go so far as to say he entirely approved of the marriage. Victoria and Sabrina stopped by later. While Sabrina flirted in French while discussing art with Victor, Vicky was annoyed to learn that Adam signed off on the Beauty Of Nature campaign on her day off. She complained to Daddy, who diplomatically noted that Adam was just speaking his mind. Later, however, Victor sternly ordered Adam to consult with his half-sister in the future, warning that motherhood hasn't softened Victoria's business edge. At the same time, Sabrina urged Victoria not to let Adam get to her and Vicky finally agreed. "If he wants to play hardball, I learned from the best," she declared.

Gloria begged Jeffrey to give her another chance and not send her to jail. He put her "on probation" to see if she could really give her all to the marriage. Her first step? Celebrate in her husband's arms. Jack and John watched them from the staircase. John (who pointed out he's dead, so he can't really take issue with his wife making out with another guy) was disappointed to see Jack being so vindictive against poor Glo. Jack then interrupted the lovebirds; Gloria stepped away while Jack and Jeff discussed their plan to scare her out of the house. Later, Jeff was hesitant about having sex with Gloria in John's bed, but Jack laid down the law: "From that bed, you'll pull the first haunting." They all went back to put on a big show: Sharon and Jack pretended to argue about a sleepover for Noah (which conflicted with the schedule for who has the living room tonight), which ended with them deciding to move out. "A pox on you, Gloria! You are cursed!" spat Jack, dramatically storming off to pack. Jeffrey immediately pushed a triumphant Gloria to move into the master bedroom. After lots of hemming and hawing, Gloria reluctantly changed into her lingerie for their romantic evening. A brief flicker in the lights gave her pause; when she spotted a Keats book on the bed table, she freaked. It turns out John read it every night before he went to sleep — and he was buried with it.

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