Reva and Jeffrey got lost as they drove their rental car through the countryside. Jeffrey decided that being lost was just part of their adventure. What wasn't part of the adventure, however, was running out of gas. When Reva informed him that they were out, Jeffrey sighed, wishing they'd taken his convertible. He blasted himself for losing his cell phone on the first leg of their trip. A wide-eyed Reva then explained that he hadn't really lost his phone. She'd actually mailed it to their house after they visited Ava at the clinic. She said she'd done it because Jeffrey had been checking his messages obsessively after Ava had refused to come home, and Reva had wanted Jeffrey to relax. Jeffrey didn't know whether he was angry about her stunt or grateful for it. He decided to walk to the nearest gas station. He told Reva to stay put and not to flag down any cars. Desert, nomad-type music played as Jeffrey walked down a long road.

Reva quickly became bored sitting in the car, working crossword puzzles that Jeffrey had already finished. Wearing a short black and white dress and heels, she hauled a folding chair out of the trunk and sat outside the car. When cars passed her, she tried to flag down some help, to no avail. After a while, a couple of bikers pulled up and Reva smiled uneasily, asking them if they could lend her a hand. The two stout men silently stationed themselves on each side of Reva as she stood by the rental car's driver side door. Reva prattled on about one topic after another, attempting unsuccessfully to engage them. Finally, Jeffrey returned. He greeted the men and thanked them for watching out for Reva.

Jeffrey explained that he'd encountered brothers Turk and Dirk on his trek to the gas station, and he asked them to watch Reva while he was getting gas. The men smiled, and Reva was amazed that they had any personalities at all since they hadn't spoken to her. Jeffrey said they were wonderful men. Dirk was a great cook and Turk did macramé. Turk and Dirk said they'd been happy to watch Reva for Jeffrey and then the two took off.

Jeffrey told Reva that they had to get back home. Reva said that the honeymoon was over and guessed that he'd checked his messages while at the gas station. Jeffrey replied that he'd had a bunch of messages from Josh, Olivia, Natalia, and various judges. As they prepared to return to Springfield, Reva wished that they'd had a chance to get to know Turk and Dirk better and really test Dirk's cooking skills. She thought that was what a road trip was all about, making new friends over food.

When Jeffrey and Reva made it back to Cross Creek, Reva disembarked the car and was startled to smell smoke. She rushed around to the side of the house and discovered Turk and Dirk in her yard barbequing. Happily surprised, Reva wondered how Jeffrey had pulled it off. He chuckled, reminding her that it was what she had wanted. He decided that he could put off the judges and work for one more afternoon. They said the road trip and honeymoon never had to end if they didn't want it to. Reva took a beer from one of the brothers, but Jeffrey quickly took it from her. They all laughed, and Reva wondered if there was any cola.

At Towers, Cyrus thought he was teaching Cassie how to finagle her way into an elegant party, but Cassie wound up showing him a trick or two. When security ordered them to leave, Cyrus got loud. The guard threatened to call the police. Against Cyrus' judgment, Cassie admitted to the guard that they were trying to crash the event. She requested permission to apologize to the host personally for their deception. As the guard retrieved the host, Cyrus nervously punched the elevator button, anxious to escape.

Before Cyrus could leave, the host rounded the corner, asking what the problem was. Upon seeing Cassie, he immediately got on one knee and kissed her hand, announcing, "Princess Cassie!" The host let them into the party, and Cyrus was chagrined because he hadn't known Cassie had been princess of San Cristobel. Cassie commented that San Cristobel had the best skiing in the Caribbean. As he chuckled about it, Cyrus realized that he'd been to the island and had actually stolen a crown and pendant from her. Cassie laughed, recalling the missing pieces. She said that Cyrus had done her a favor by stealing those cumbersome jewels.

Cassie located Ambassador Compton to discuss Josh's detainment. Unfortunately, the ambassador was drunk and seemed more interested in flirting with Cassie than solving her problem. A heated Cyrus dressed Compton down about his behavior, saying that Cassie had come to Compton with a genuine request and deserved more respect than Compton had given her. "Oh, I see. Because she used to be a princess, huh?" Compton quipped, sipping his drink. Cyrus said Cassie being a woman should have been enough. Compton appeared to have been properly shamed and placed the call for Cassie. Once it was done, Cassie thanked Cyrus for defending her. As Cassie and Cyrus left the party, Compton yelled that his wife's diamond earrings were missing. Cyrus shrugged, telling Cassie that she could frisk him if she wanted. Cassie gave him a mindful stare and said she just wanted to leave.

Once at the farm, R.J. greeted them and noticed how dressed up they were. Cyrus said Cassie would tell R.J. all about it because he had leave. Cassie invited Cyrus to stay and said they'd order pizza. Cyrus declined, telling them some other time. When Cyrus left, he dipped into his pocket and retrieved a pair of earrings. He stared at the diamonds and grinned.

Meanwhile, before Natalia's shift at the Beacon, she went to Company to ask for more shifts. Marina and Coop told her to ask Buzz when he returned to the restaurant. After Natalia left, Marina asked Mallet why he hadn't spoken to Natalia. Mallet awkwardly said Natalia needed more than talk to help her son. Marina encouraged Mallet to go after Natalia, and then she turned to Coop for help with picking out paint for Harley's house. Coop tossed his hands up, saying he was colorblind.

During her photo shoot at the Beacon, a fatigued Olivia requested that the photographer give her a break to freshen up. He called for five minutes, but Olivia said she wanted fifteen. She staggered into the closest empty hotel room, crawled onto the bed, and closed her eyes in apparent discomfort. Sometime later, Natalia entered the room to clean it and was surprised to find Olivia inside. She said it wasn't even Olivia's room. Olivia retorted that every room was hers because she owned the hotel. Olivia said she was tired and told Natalia to go away. Natalia thought Olivia needed a doctor, but Olivia said she only needed a few minutes to gather herself to finish her photo shoot. Olivia was adamant that Decker not learn about her exhaustion.

When Natalia left the room, she spotted Decker in the hallway, talking to the photographer about Olivia's disappearance in the middle of the shoot. Natalia rushed into Olivia's suite, put a blazer on over her uniform, let down her hair, and screwed a pair of Olivia's earrings into her ears. She then approached Decker, announcing herself as Olivia's assistant. She said Olivia had been called away on Beacon business, but hadn't intended to neglect the photo shoot.

Back in the vacant hotel room, Olivia splashed cold water on her face. When she exited the room, she saw Natalia talking with Decker. Olivia tried to apologize to Decker for Olivia's absence. He told Olivia that her assistant, Natalia, had explained everything, and there was no problem. Olivia curiously eyed Natalia, but she went along with the farce. After Natalia left, Decker complimented her sharpness, and Olivia said, "No poaching; she's mine." Olivia wanted to wrap up the shoot, but Decker thought they had enough pictures. Instead, they left to discuss her scheduled appearances.

Once Olivia finished with Decker, she called Natalia into her room and excitedly said that Natalia had done a great job covering for Olivia. She said Natalia had thought on her feet and had known exactly what to do. Olivia then asked Natalia to work for her. Confused, Natalia replied that she already worked for her. Olivia thought Natalia was above housekeeping and wanted to give Natalia a real job. Natalia retorted that housekeeping was a "real job," and she left upset.

Olivia pursued her to the hallway and rephrased herself. She thought Natalia was wasting her talents. Olivia said she wasn't demeaning Natalia's jobs, rather she was complimenting Natalia. Natalia said housekeeping was the only kind of job she knew. Natalia felt she knew who she was and what she was capable of. Angry, Olivia cut Natalia off and told her that she was sick and tired of Natalia's stupid pride. Olivia thought Natalia would rather work several jobs and subjugate herself to Russo than take one legitimate job from Olivia that would elevate her and help Rafe. "Room 329 needs some towels. Why don't you get going. It's all you know!" Olivia sarcastically yelled. Olivia stomped into her room and slammed her door. Outside the room, Natalia uttered, "I wasn't going to say 'no.'"

Natalia went shopping as therapy after her tiff with Olivia. She ran into Mallet outside Company. He had been up to see Rafe at the prison. Natalia thanked him for taking an interest in Rafe, but she declined his offer for her to have dinner with him and Marina.