Frank woke up in his hospital bed to find Olivia and Natalia watching him. He leapt out of bed and exited the room angrily, telling Olivia to get out of Natalia's life before she ruined it. Doris told Natalia she was at Cedars to check up on Frank, explaining that her security guards got carried away during a fight with him — which began over Natalia and "the woman you swear is just your friend." Natalia was not pleased. Frank told Olivia he knew the truth, and asked if their hooking up was her idea, saying she had confused Natalia. When Natalia found Frank with Olivia, he told Nat he knew why she stopped the wedding. Nat defended herself, saying she didn't want to live a lie. It was real and he had to let her go. She added that her relationship with Olivia was not sinful. A steamed Frank made it clear he had blamed himself, thinking he was the reason she left him at the altar, and she cried, "I never meant to hurt you, Frank." He stormed off, as Natalia leaned against a door with Liv behind her, consoling her. Later, sitting in a park, Natalia told Olivia that Frank deserved to be happy, and Olivia said they do, as well. As they tried to figure out their relationship, Natalia mentioned that there would be consequences, and Olivia said she knew that the minute she revealed she was in love with Natalia. Frank tried to drown his pain with beers at a bar, where he met a female stranger.

At Universal Studios, James told Daisy he believed Phillip was going to kill Alan. Neither seemed too upset about the prospect. Phillip told his dad that the only way to move on was to erase the unhappiness of the past. He asked Alan to stop destroying the family, noting that James wanted Alan dead. When Phillip got a little too close to Alan, James separated them. Alan claimed that Phillip threatened him; Phillip responded they shouldn't give Daisy the wrong impression about the family. He asked Daisy (who recently took a shot at Alan) to take Alan on a ride, then talked with James, praising Daisy and telling James, "Things are gonna get better." An enraged Alan told Daisy to stay away from James. Phillip asked James if he believed he was only born to save Lizzie's life during her bout with leukemia, and James admitted he felt useless after she beat the disease. Phillip explained that he dearly loved his son, and apologized for not being a good father; James said he managed without him. Phillip asked him if there was something he needed help with, and James started to open up about a problem, but Daisy called and he ran off. Later, he and Daisy sat together, watching a roller coaster, and she said Cooper romances are doomed.

At their Florida hotel pool, Remy gave Dinah the news that Christina dumped him, and Dinah worried about Henry's DNA test. She planned to tell Shayne the truth only if there was something to tell him. Shayne joined Dinah and Remy, as they stopped chatting about little Henry and Christina, who appeared and told Remy she was going home. After Remy tossed her suitcase in the pool and she threw him into the water out of anger (saying, "Sorry"), Remy pulled out her huge, soaking bag, and their battle raged on, until he tried to apologize, beaming, "Your smile brightens the room." He said he likes taking care of her, and she was touched by his words, which led to a kiss...and the pair's fall into the pool, inspiring Dinah and Shayne to have their own poolside smooch. Dinah was thrilled to hang out with the rest of the quartet, as each guy kissed his gal. Privately, D and R discussed DNA again.

Lizzie informed Billy by phone that she and Bill were getting married, and he enthused, "It's about time." She also let Billy know that she and Bill are planning to elope. Bill told Lizzie the justice of the peace told him they'd be marrying in moonlight. She noted that they could handle anything. Bill wanted to rehearse — not the wedding, the honeymoon! Later, Josh, Billy and Matt surprised the couple at the Bauer cabin, and suggested that Josh, still a minister, perform the wedding ceremony. Outside, Bill told her he wanted Lizzie to have the perfect wedding; she was fine with sticking to their plan.