Finn (Tanner Novlan) begged Sheila (Kimberlin Brown) to let him see Steffy (Jacqueline MacInnes Wood) and their son. Sheila reminded her son that they were away, and anyway, right now, all Finn needed was Sheila. She's the only one who could save him. After all, the doctors left him for dead. See, Finn here's your death certificate.
After a struggle, Finn called her crazy, and Sheila grabbed a vile and a syringe and plunged it into Finn's IV. Finn firmly demanded that Sheila let him up, and she couldn't believe he was so selfish.
After all, he'd spend his whole life with his family, and Sheila would go back to prison soon to let her savor that moment at least a bit longer. After all, Mommy knows best, and Finn fell into a sad, drug-induced sleep.
Elsewhere, Donna (Jennifer Gareis) tried to justify herself to Quinn (Rena Sofer). After all, everything worked out since Quinn got to be with Carter (Lawrence Saint-Victor). Sure, Carter's great and all, but that didn't excuse what Donna did. Then, Charlie Webber (Dick Christie) interrupted, noting that love wins all around.
After that, Carter showed up, and he calmed Quinn down. She spent a bit mocking Donna, and then they revealed their happiness. Overall, Carter is the perfect man for her, and Charlie is right.
Deacon (Sean Kanan) barged into Taylor's (Krista Allen) beautifully appointed office. She tried to rush him out by feigning an appointment, but he didn't buy it. They bonded further over their not-losers status, and something seemed to grow between them. Ultimately, they talked, and he promised never to judge her.
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Taylor decided that Deacon would retire the word 'loser' from his vocabulary. Ridge moving back in with Brooke didn't make either Taylor or Deacon losers in her mind. She said they'd wish the couple well and move on once and for all.
Deacon replied that he should have sought therapy for his infatuation with Brooke. Taylor said he wouldn't be the first to need it, and she liked to call it 'Logan Logic.' He guessed Taylor needed a few minutes on the couch, too.
Taylor revealed that she'd just talked to Steffy's grief counselor. Deacon inquired about how Steffy was doing. Taylor said it broke her heart that Steffy needed a grief counselor. He replied that Steffy was lucky to have Taylor, and the one good thing was that Sheila couldn't find Steffy in Europe. Taylor figured it was true, but she focused on helping Steffy.
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