As the Quartermaines Come Together to Discuss How to Handle Drew, the Black Sheep of the Family Threatens Alexis!

Jason reunites with the Quartermaine bunch at their home, only to learn that Danny damaged the speedboat. He says he took it to Eagle Island last night and grazed a sandbar, but didn’t think it was that bad. Tracy and Ned say the entire hull has been damaged. Jason says Danny will work to pay for the repairs, and he will have to go back to working at the pool.

What Will the Qs Do About Drew?

Gio walks in at this point and drops the bomb on the family that he had to pull Drew out of the water last night. Tracy asks if he’s dead, but Gio says no. The disappointment is visible on Tracy’s face as she says, “Oh…” Ned and Olivia tell Gio that he did the right thing, and then Gio informs them Drew is walking and talking again.

Michael takes off, and Jason asks how Drew ended up in the water. Gio doesn’t know; he wouldn’t say, and he wouldn’t go to the hospital. He insisted he go home to see his wife. Tracy notes now that Drew is mobile and audible, his lifetime ban from this property is back in effect.

Gio tells Tracy that maybe they should give Drew a second chance, as perhaps he’s changed. Tracy points out that Drew has tried to steal this house and destroy their lives, but Gio feels for Scout as Drew is her dad. Tracy calls that unfortunate. When Gio says they are all about family and Drew is technically family, the Qs all say, “No!” in unison.

Tracy says Scout is welcome and can train here, but Drew has no reason to be here. Danny is quiet, and Tracy asks what he has to say. Danny doesn’t think she should ban Drew.

Strange Bedfellows

Ava wakes up in bed at The Metro Court to a snoring NuEthan. She stirs him awake and tells him he needs to get checked for sleep apnea today. He tells her breaking out the CPAP last night would have been a bit of a mood killer. They end up having a bit of morning sex.

After, Ethan orders them some breakfast, but Ava says she doesn’t have time. He notes it seems she can’t get away from him fast enough. Ava knows he’s always looking for an angle to take advantage of, so she wonders what he has to gain by sleeping with her.

 Kai and Trina Discuss Drew

At the pool, Kai and Trina meet up, and Trina breaks the news that Drew is up walking and talking. She fills him in, and they wonder if Willow pushed Drew into the water, but if she did, why wouldn’t Drew go to the police? Trina suspects Drew probably will blackmail Willow, which is his MO. Trina is just glad they can finally close this chapter of their lives and put those two psychopaths behind them. Kai, however, is still concerned about the kids.

Nina Is Grateful

Nina stops by Jack’s office, and they discuss her almost killing Drew. He understands her mindset when she pushed Drew into the water, as she thought it was over for her and Willow. Jack tells her not to be hard on herself; if anyone is to blame, it’s him.

Jack reminds her he once suggested they kill Drew, so when she panicked, maybe his voice popped up in the back of her head. Nina says as much as she would love to blame someone else, this was her doing. She wonders why he is helping her out so much lately. He says Willow has helped get the WSB funding, but also she saved his life from Cullum, and he’s a man who repays his debts.

Will Alexis Take Willow’s Case?

At Alexis’, she and Molly discuss having to cancel her book launch party given she’s working on Sidwell’s case. They are interrupted when Willow shows up, and she needs a lawyer to divorce Drew. Molly and Alexis are stunned to learn Drew is up and about.

Alexis tells Willow that she can’t represent her, as she can’t risk alienating Drew and losing access to Scout. Willow understands, and takes off.

Once she’s gone, Molly wonders what that is about, as Willow took care of Drew for months, and now that he’s well, they are calling it quits. Alexis says Willow likely has been thinking about divorce for a while now, and when it comes to Scout, she’d rather deal with Willow over Drew any day.

Another Custody Battle?

Michael shows up at Willow’s office, as she’s on the phone hiring a lawyer. Michael heard Drew is mobile again, and he will not allow their kids in that house near that man. She tells him that’s not an issue. She says he was right about Drew, and they are ending their marriage.

Michael is glad she came to her senses, and Willow notes that with Drew out of her life, she wants to adjust the custody terms. She wants 50-50 custody, but he refuses. She taunts him, saying if they go to court that she’s pretty optimistic about her chances. She is a congresswoman and a good mother, while he’s got a conviction for killing a defenseless woman, a questionable father, and a hooker for a girlfriend.

Liz Has Serious Questions

At the hospital, Felicia tells Liz that Maxie and the family are off to Australia. She’s just glad to have work as a distraction. As they discuss Drew’s speech device, he walks in with Martin Grey and says good morning to them.

Stunned, Liz asks how this is even possible. Drew explains that last night he realized he could talk, and then he was able to stand. Liz calls it a miracle, and Drew notes he’s here to meet with a neurologist to make sure there aren’t lasting effects.

Felicia takes Drew to see the doctor, and Martin tells Liz he is just as shocked by this as she is. Liz wonders why Willow didn’t bring Drew, and Martin says apparently Drew and Willow had quite the reunion last night.

Drew finishes his appointment, and Felicia says she’ll be in touch about scheduling his occupational therapy. He thanks her for all she’s done, and Felicia says Willow is the real hero. He says he’s aware of what Willow has done; now he just has to find the best way to thank her.

Drew meets back with Martin and says he needs his chauffeur services again, and they take off. Liz tells Felicia something is off. Where is Willow? Liz makes a call and learns Willow and Drew are divorcing, which she is suspicious of given all the months she cared for the man. Felicia notes it’s really none of their business.

Drew Hasn’t Changed One Bit!

Back at Alexis’ place, Drew and Martin arrive, and he has come to take Scout home. Martin explains the restraining orders are still in effect and were essentially violated by them and Willow. Drew shouts he will never let Alexis near Scout again. Alexis reminds him she saved Willow, but Drew doesn’t care what he’s done for his soon-to-be ex-wife. Alexis snaps, “What about what I’ve done for Scout?”

Ava asks Ethan what his angle is with her. Ethan says she is beautiful, and he likes her, and he would like it if Sonny didn’t know about them. Ava asks why, as she’s been mean to him on purpose. He saw it as her flirting, and she decides to stay for breakfast.

Jack tells Nina he helped her with Drew to call in his debt, and now she won’t question his motives when he asks her to dinner. She’s shocked he’s asking her on a date, and he ends up pulling her into a kiss.

Michael tells Willow to take him to court; he’d love to have Drew take the stand and explain why he was so willing to walk away from their marriage. He walks out in anger, and Willow thinks she’s won and there is nothing Michael can do.

Trina tells Kai that Drew and Willow are both insane, and perhaps if Michael knew the truth about Willow, it would get those kids out of being around either of them.

Danny tells Tracy that he just got his dad back, and so did Scout, so for her sake, they should try tolerating Drew. He says Drew won’t let Scout come here without him. Tracy relents and says Drew is only welcome here when he is with Scout, and she must keep him on a literal leash. The family agrees to try it, and Danny hugs Tracy.

Finally, Alexis tells Drew a decent man would be grateful to the people who loved and took care of his daughter when he couldn’t. Plus, with all the time he had to think about the kind of man he wanted to be, he hasn’t learned a thing! She says if he’s going to go around pushing people around, then she’ll just sit back and wait for the next person to take a shot at him. She laughs that it’s only a matter of time until someone finishes the job.