Matthew was stunned to learn he'd now be calling Dorian and David Aunt and Uncle. Dorian explained how they were all related and he (and his family) would be "living elsewhere." "No way," Matthew said. Dorian and David made it clear that the Buchanans needed to pack up and leave Asa's house ASAP. Clint asked David if the Buddhist stuff was all an act. David kept reminding Clint that his name was no longer Vickers, "it's Buchanan, bro!" Clint didn't want David to "burn through your inheritance." Clint offered his help running the empire. "We can make this empire thrive," Clint added. David explained that he was hurt that his "own brothers didn't want him but I'm stronger than that." That said, David had no desire for their help, ever. "Karma's a bitch, ain't it," Dorian smiled after David informed his estranged brethren that they won't be working together. "Asa wanted Renee and Matthew to live in this house forever," Clint reminded Dorian. Nora grabbed the new will. "She's right," Nora said with a miserable look on her face. David announced that he owns the Palace Hotel now and there will never be room for them there, either. Dorian suggested they try the Angel Square Hotel. Dorian gloated over the victory. Dorian invited Nigel to stay on as their butler. Clint wanted to do a DNA test. Bo pulled a strand of David's hair. The Buchanans left and Dorian and David toasted their new residence. "Welcome home, Dr. Buchanan," David said as they kissed.

Cole and Starr were jointly humiliated by their parents' shenanigans at the Go Red Ball. "I hate Wes Grainger as much as I hate your dad," Cole shared. Cole admitted he had gone to see Marty last night. He had wanted to share the news that he was accepted into Llanview University. Starr gave him a big hug. Starr begged Cole to stop taking the pills before "you do something that will hurt you." Starr congratulated Cole again and headed out.

Téa reprimanded Todd for going after Wes with a broken bottle. Téa said goodbye to Todd and gave him her bill. "You've raised your rates," he quipped. Téa asked for a bonus for taking the rap for Lee's murder. Todd wrote a check. Téa found Blair's earring next to Todd's bed and asked what that was about. "She slept here last night," Todd said with a smile. Todd explained that nothing happened. "Are you jealous?" he asked a defensive Téa. Téa and Todd tried to be friends.

Marty and John heard Blair reporting Wes' murder to the police. Blair told Talia that she knows Marty murdered Wes. Talia grabbed Antonio and they headed to Angel Square Hotel. John was convinced that Marty didn't kill him. "She's not a violent individual," he added. Blair reminded him that she talked Todd into jumping off the Palace roof. Antonio and Talia entered the room and took over the crime scene. Photographs were taken. A visibly shaken Marty left the room with Talia. Marty thought they should arrest her because she didn't know if she killed Wes or not. She did remember that she had fought with Wes and he had wanted her to move out. John told Antonio what had happened when he showed up at Marty's door. Antonio asked Blair where she had been last night. Blair dodged the question as she had been with Todd. Antonio asked John and Blair to come down to the station. John suggested they look at Todd for the crime. Marty and Blair didn't think it was possible that Todd had done the crime, but for different reasons.

Jessica asked about Brody when she visited St. Ann's. The nun knocked at his door but didn't get any response. She opened the door and saw that his bed hadn't been slept in. "Looking for me?" Brody asked as he stood by his door. "Where have you been?" the nun asked. Brody insisted he was just out getting some air. Jessica listened intently to Brody's explanation. "Sister Mary Claire may buy that, but I don't," Jessica told her friend. Jessica brought some homemade cookies and a book to Brody. "Will you tell me the truth," she asked. "Where did you go?" Brody dodged the question.

Wes' murder was broadcast on the radio. Téa, Todd, Cole, Jessica and Brody seemed surprised to hear the news.