In her room at the Yacht Club, Greenlee spoke on the speakerphone with Ryan, who urged her to find the key that Liza had given David. Just as Greenlee located it taped in the desk drawer, David entered. Greenlee flipped off the speakerphone before Ryan could speak again.

David asked why the room was in disarray. Greenlee claimed that she'd done it after having a horribly vivid dream about her motorcycle accident. In the dream, she'd fallen and fallen, but David hadn't been there to save her. He reminded her that in reality, he had been there, and he'd saved her. She said she wanted to hate David, but couldn't after all he'd done for her. Though he appreciated her words, he felt that they didn't explain what she'd been searching all over the room for.

Greenlee lied that her nightmare had caused her to panic and tear up the room in search of her misplaced wedding ring. David retrieved the ring from the bathroom, where she'd left it the night before, and said he'd always be there to save her. She announced that she was going for a walk, and she left with the key hidden between her fingers.

At home, Ryan sensed that Greenlee was in trouble. He called Kendall for help, but then decided to take care of it himself. When he swung open the front door, he saw Madison on the threshold. She presented him with some dice-shaped cufflinks to wear to the party. The distracted Ryan thanked her, and she assumed he'd been hurrying to leave because of Greenlee. He promised to make things up to Madison, but she said she wasn't keeping score. "Much," she murmured after Ryan left.

Later, Ryan encountered Greenlee in the park, and she presented the key that she'd found. Ryan cited that it was the key to her freedom. He figured that while he found a way into Liza's office, Greenlee would continue conning David. Greenlee bragged that her part was easy, but she worried that rescuing her had become Ryan's full-time job.

Ryan recalled his disillusionment after her accident and the mistakes they'd made upon her return. He claimed that freeing her from David would give her and Ryan closure. Placing her hand on his neck, Greenlee said that no matter what, Ryan would always have a special place in her heart. They expressed that they wanted each other to be happy.

Ryan planned to make a copy of the key, so that Greenlee could replace the original one in the drawer. He said that he'd slip away from the party to get the evidence, and she'd then confront David with it. "Right there in the middle of at the party," she nervously said. Sighing, she decided that she liked the idea, because it'd be like a party to celebrate her freedom.

Behind them, David strode through the park with a bouquet of flowers. He ducked behind a tree when he saw his wife and Ryan intimately conversing on a bench. Ryan stroked Greenlee's hand, and David scowled. Though David couldn't hear them, he intently watched them laughing together. Shaking his head, he crushed the flowers beneath his heel and strode off.

David went to the Yacht Club to find Liza. She seemed uneasy as she explained that Ryan and Kendall had been cozying up to her to learn about her dealings with David. When Liza cited that her relationship to David could hamper her career, he told her to just fire him. "Really? Just like that?" she asked and wondered what the catch was. For David, there was no catch. He just had a feeling that she'd be moving onto much bigger things, and so would he.

David knew about Liza's desire to be the district attorney. Since he'd saved the mayor's daughter a few years earlier, he was confident that he could get Liza the job. Liza figured that there was a catch to that, as well. David replied that she'd get the job she'd always wanted, and he'd get a friendly district attorney-just in case. "Oh, David what are you up to now?" Liza asked, groaning. David strode off without answering.

In her office later, Liza toiled over her encounter with David. She pulled out his evidence files to read, but changing her mind, she locked them back in the drawer. She looked in the mirror and said, "Madame District Attorney...I can work with that."

Back at the Yacht Club, Greenlee taped the key into place. David entered and saw her poking around in the drawer. Startled, she turned around, and a smiling David asked how her walk had been. She claimed that it had given her time to refocus on the positive things in her life, and she expressed her excitement about accompanying him to the party. She felt that it would be a turning point for them. Chuckling, David replied that he'd been thinking the same thing. As they hugged, he ominously said that he had such wonderful plans for them.

When Ryan returned home, he told Madison that David would be out of their lives soon. Ryan and she looked forward to the party, and he apologized for making her wait around so much. She stated that his gallantry showed her what kind of man he was. He was sure she'd get sick of him hanging around all the time, but she reasoned that it'd be good for a change. He assured her that after the party, everything would change.

At the hospital, Jesse met the mayor, who ordered him to investigate her assistant's carjacking. Jesse thanked Iris for returning his badge, and a departing Iris said if he wanted to keep it, he'd stay away from David.

Natalia approached and asked if Jesse would really follow Iris' directive. Jesse replied that he was like a dog with a bone where David was concerned. While congratulating him on returning to work, Natalia received a call about the fire at Wildwind. She told Jesse that Angie was involved, and he rushed out to handle it.

At Wildwind, the blinded Angie evaluated Miranda and determined that she was still breathing. Angie urged the child to wake up, and Caleb rushed in with one of David's old medical bags. After Angie instructed Caleb to apply an oxygen mask to Miranda, Miranda awakened and coughed. Angie encouraged the child to keep breathing.

Later, paramedics took Caleb and Miranda to the hospital, and firefighters arrived at Wildwind. When Jesse entered, Angie hugged him and admitted that she wouldn't have been any help to Miranda without Caleb. Angie felt that she had to stop kidding herself about practicing medicine. "I can't be a doctor anymore. I can't!" Angie declared.

Jesse thought Angie was overreacting, because despite the blindness, she'd calmly handled the situation and saved the patient. He figured that she couldn't quit, because she needed to be there for the next patient in need. Angie called Jesse a smooth-talker, and he proudly whipped out his badge for her approval. She hugged him, and he said that if he could get his job back, then they could surely find a way for her to keep hers.

At the hospital, Frankie admitted Miranda to the emergency room, but made the distraught Caleb wait in the lobby. Bianca arrived and frantically rushed to Miranda's side. In an exam room later, Frankie explained that Miranda had a sore throat, but Caleb had rescued her before any serious damage had occurred. The child uttered that Caleb had saved her, and though Caleb diminished his role in the rescue, Bianca still expressed her gratitude.

Deeply affected by events, Caleb hung his head and wandered to the lounge. Bianca followed him to discover the problem. "When I walked into that room, and I saw Sonia -- Miranda..." Caleb uttered, and Bianca asked who Sonia was. At his silence, Bianca wondered if he'd been involved in a previous fire. Caleb avoided discussing it, and she offered to listen if Caleb ever wanted to talk. Hugging him, she said she was glad that he'd entered their lives.

When Angie arrived, Bianca thanked her and left to check on Miranda. Angie approached Caleb, who praised her work during the fire. She explained that not many people knew about her "handicap," but he pretended not to know what she was talking about. Extending her hand, she said her friends called her "Angie." He shook her hand and replied that it was good to know her.

In the corridor, Jesse offered Angie a ride home before he went to work. She noted that he couldn't insist that she was capable, but then worry about how she'd get home. Angie's confidence in her work had returned, and she realized that she didn't have to resign, as David wanted her to. She figured that she had a future in the business -- once David was out of her way.