Jason told Claudia he was not merely "implying" that she is guilty in Michael's shooting, but she remained unafraid, reminding him that what happened to Michael cannot be undone. She accused him of feeling guilty for letting Michael be hurt, then noted Michael wants to move on. Jason left to listen to Devlin's recordings, but vowed to return if he hears her voice.

Alexis told Sam that her little sisters might be learning bad lessons from her. Sam complained that Alexis micromanages her sisters, leaving them no room for self-discovery amid the pressure to be "perfect little girls." She added the girls can admit to feeling insecure and imperfect around Sam. Alexis feared that Krissy might seek advice from Sam, and make "some of the same choices" Sam made. Alexis wants them to have stable relationships, not the dysfunction of Jason and Sonny. Alexis admitted she's hardly a good example herself. At the hotel, Kiefer was all over a nervous Kristina. She admitted she wasn't sure how to have sex, and he offered to show her. Later, he thanked her for trusting him to be her first. Then he got a call and rushed off, leaving her feeling alone. Later, Michael found Kristina crying alone outside the lake house. She was afraid her mom will disown her because she's like Sam — wild and irresponsible. (But she didn't tell him why she feels that way.) She asked him to help her pull it together before she went inside. Alexis asked about her project on birth control, and mentioned Molly walking in on Jason and Sam. She reminded Krissy that Sam is significantly older and has had different life experiences, so Krissy should come to her with questions, not Sam. A weepy Sam, meanwhile, told Jason that her mother hates her, and, "It really hurts my feelings." She admitted she understands her mother's feelings about her checkered professional and personal life, and copped to having low self-esteem. Jason pointed out Sam was being responsible by taking Krissy to the clinic. An appreciative Sam hugged him.They started kissing -- but then Sam checked to make sure they're alone.

At G.H., Kelly told Carly and Jax that the medication was not stopping Carly's labor. Carly begged her daughter to stay with her, while Coleman brought ice chips and Johnny offered a storybook for her to read and calm the baby. It apparently worked, because later Kelly said the labor had stopped. But she warned Carly to avoid stress, or it could start again. Johnny visited Claudia to tell her how Carly's labor changed his perception of Claudia's loss. He's still mad at her, but she's still his sister, and he loves her. They embraced. Claudia protested that she didn't threaten Olivia — but even if she had, Liv still could have stayed with Johnny. Claudia insisted he was infatuated with Olivia, but only really loves his sister.

Olivia made Dante a big sandwich, and told him being taken off Sonny's case is for the best. He mused that Sonny is actually a "regular guy" who loves his kids. Dante couldn't understand Sonny's connection to Claudia, though. Liv called Claudia "damaged," and warned Dante not to try to take down Sonny alone. Dante pointed out that Claudia doesn't know he's a cop. When Liv ordered him to go back to Brooklyn, he noted how hard it is for cops to win when the gangsters make up their own rules. He recalled Officer Polletti, who lived down the street back in the day, who was killed on Sonny's orders. Olivia begged her son not to make it personal, and then he left. Dante went to the pier, where he ran into Lulu, and told her the boss' wife wants to jump his bones. "Claudia? Gross!" she laughed. "She's seriously nasty." He said Claudia wants another baby, but Sonny doesn't. Lulu advised him to run, but Dominic said he's too entangled in the organization. She warned that if he makes this compromise, there's no turning back.