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Alec is denied bail at his trial and he winks at Emma (as Sutton) afterwards, prompting her to think that he's holding a secret about her. Rebecca wants to get back together with Ted and tells Sutton to play nice with Emma to get her on their side. When Emma confronts Alec in jail, he reveals that he knows her real identity and her history, although he insists that he won't tell her anything until he's released from prison. He does, however, tell her not to trust Sutton, indicating that he might also know about Rebecca's plans. Thayer thinks that his father is just spreading paranoia. Alec also asks Theresa to represent him in court. After blatantly refusing at first, he manages to get her on his side after presenting her with unknown evidence. Sutton is still trying to reconnect with Ethan, who is still in the process of getting over Emma. Thayer's visit with Alec in jail brings back heated tension between the two and Mads heads into a downward spiral, meeting Jordan, a new guy in town, along the way. Thayer tells Emma that he has feelings for her and she says that she feels the same way. Rebecca suggests for Sutton to take the honest route with Ethan, leading her to tell him that she's still in love with him, but he sends her home. Emma and Laurel's plans to bring the Mercers back together only make things worse and Kristin is thinking about a divorce. In the last moments, Mads decides to move in with the Mercers to avoid her now broken life and Jordan shows up at Rebecca's door, calling her "Mom" to Sutton's surprise.
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