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Malcolm and Bridget-As-Siobhan (BAS) visit Actual Siobhan's (AS) secret office. It has been totally cleaned out. They figure the mystery woman in the closet cleaned out the office and is behind who is trying to kill AS. Malcolm puts a tracking device on BAS's phone so they can always find each other.  Caherine visits Andrew at the apartment. She wants Juliet to come live with her in Miami. She figures it would be a nice fresh start. Andrew says there was a reason he was granted full custody. She says she knows, her drinking, and she hasn't had a sip in days and she's ready to make other changes. He says no. She asks him to think about it.  At school she's nearly run over by Tessa in her new luxury SUV. Juliet is worried about how Tessa is spending the money ostentatiously. Tessa tells her not to worry and she still has 3 mil under her bed. She figured putting it in the bank would've raised eyebrows and she'll spend her cut how she likes. And the best part of the scam is that they can go back to hating each other.  Andrew tells BAS that his lawyer thinks that Catherine might have a shot at custody. BAS suggests a new school, but Andrew says she likes the new school. Andrew wonders if Catherine might be right. BAS says Juliet belongs with them. She gives him a parent pep talk.  At the office Malcolm talks about tweaks he's made to computer programs. Henry is in the office to see Andrew. He introduces him to Malcolm. Henry looks at him sideways. Henry wants to cash out of his fund. Andrew tries to dissuade him. He says since Gemma died he's been having trust issues, especially in the stock market. He also tells him that a mutual friend recently told him that Andrew is a crook. He didn't believe it but the friend told him a crook would never give him his money back and they should prove him wrong. Andrew seems amenable.  BAS gets a call from a florist confirming her order, for a standing order from 2007 to a woman named Nancy Painter. It's the address she saw on the post-it in AS's office. It's in Patterson, NJ. BAS goes to check it out. She knocks on the door and the woman hugs her and welcomes her in. It's her birthday she thanks her for the flowers. The woman says she's been thinking of her and goes to make tea. BAS looks around at photos in the living room and sees pictures of "Sean," the child from the photos. She realizes she's Sean's grandmother. She apologizes for bothering her and skedaddles.  Back at home she fingers the picture of Sean and cries. She remembers playing hide and seek with him. AS comes home with a man named Dylan who says he wants to make up for the mistakes he made. AS says he's good at hiding out in his mom's house in NJ and he should go back there. Bridget and Siobhan talk about how hard she is on Dylan and how he just wants to see his son. They fight about how even though Bridget spends more time with him because she's unemployed, Siobhan is his mother and her word is law and if Dylan comes back to call the police.  Juliet meets Mr. C and tells her that Tessa is not following the plan and drawing attention to herself. He agrees it's a problem and he'll take care of it. In the meantime he says radio silence unless she can explain why she's meeting with the guy she accused of assault.  Later, Juliet, Andrew, and BAS have a tense meal. BAS reminisces about hanging out with Sean. Dylan shows up. He got two free passes to the county fair and wants to take Sean. Bridget balks. Dylan says he gets that he did wrong by getting Siobhan pregnant and ditching her but he's changed. He convinces her to come to the fair. Juliet excuses herself. BAS tells Andrew that maybe sending Juliet to Miami isn't such a bad idea, she's worrying that Juliet needs more than she can give her. Andrew is confused by this turnabout. She says at the end of the day she's not her mother. Andrew says she's been great these last five months. She says maybe Catherine has a point.  AS texts Henry and asks if he got his money. He says he did and reports Malcolm works there. She says she doesn't like it and for Henry to keep on top of Malcolm.  Juliet arrives at school and hears that Tessa was assaulted and left for dead and is in a medically-induced coma. Juliet flashes on Mr. C saying he'd take care of the Tessa problem.  Out of nowhere, Dylan comes to visit. BAS is freaked. He, of course, calls her Siobhan. He brought the flowers back from his mother's house and tells her to stay out of their lives. She wonders why it bothers him so much. He says maybe it has something to do with the time he was assaulted in Tahoe. She claims she knows nothing about that. He says his mother was good to her and to leave her alone. He says he went through hell back then. She says they all went through hell. She notices his wedding ring. She asks if he has kids. He says he will apologize again if necessary. She says Bridget trusted him and wanted to help him and all she got for her trouble was a life of guilt for that trust. She says if it's forgiveness he's looking for, he's come to the wrong place. She kicks him out. She is freaked out by herself.  Juliet goes to visit Tessa in the hospital. She is a mess. She meets her foster mom. She doesn't believe the robbery story. She thinks she was dealing drugs because the guy didn't take any of her stuff, just what was under Tessa's bed. The mother thinks it was Tessa's stash that she was selling to make all this newfound money.  We flash back seven years to Lake Tahoe, Dylan and Bridget are driving in the rain back from the fair with Sean in the back. He's thanking her for letting him do this since it means so much to him. He asks if she'll testify on his behalf when he sues Siobhan for partial custody. But as he does they're blindsided by another driver.  BAS wakes from this at the apartment as if it were a dream. She then goes to spy on Dylan and his new family at his house in Sussex. She's about to throw a brick through the window when Malcolm stops her and says she needs to tell him what's going on.  We flash back to Sean's funeral. Bridget is pretty banged up. Siobhan is not happy that Bridget is there. She slaps her face and says my son is dead because of you. Bridget apologizes. That's not enough for her. Bridget tries to explain that the driver fell asleep at the wheel and she wanted to be here today for her and for Sean. Siobhan says it's too bad because she's not welcome.  She is telling Malcolm this in a coffee shop. She says Siobhan left for New York then and that's when she became an addict. She apologizes for not telling him the whole story before. He understands. He says her sister forgave her.Bridget explains she didn't mean it and about the note that proved it. She wonders if she only forgave her because she knew she was going to kill herself. He says she needs to forgive herself. And to think about the forgiveness Siobhan gave her. Then she'll know what to do.  Andrew comes home and hears Juliet crying. She's looking at news reports about Tessa. He says he knows about it and asks if she wants to talk. She asks if he's ever wanted a do-over. He says none of what happened with Mr. C was her fault. He asks if she wants to live with Catherine for awhile. She can't believe Catherine wants her but says a change of scenery probably would be good.  The next day at work Henry bumps into Malcolm. He asks if Malcolm can swing by and look at his home system. Malcolm says it's not really the work he does but then he notices that Henry has that key that Bridget "lost." He changes his tune and says he will come by.  Mr. C grabs Juliet and says he saw what happened to Tessa on the news. She accuses him. He pleads dumb and says he wants to know everything. She says one step closer and she'll scream. She then calls someone and says they have to talk because that person's "plan" is getting out of control. (Cahoots with Actual Siobhan??)  BAS goes to visit Dylan. He is not happy. She admits to almost throwing the brick because she was so mad that he was happy and had moved on and how it made her hate him and not just for what he did to Sean. He knows it's also for what he did to her. He says not a day goes by that he doesn't wish he could take Sean's place. Her too. But she says she knows it was an accident and she forgives him. He cries and asks if she means it. He thanks her.  She heads home and runs into Andrew. He tells her that Juliet is up for Miami. Of course, BAS was going to say she should stay. But Andrew says he knows Juliet is with the right family and he will fight Catherine he just needs to know if she's in his corner. She says she is, 100 percent.  Malcolm calls her and she explains how she forgave Dylan as Siobhan. She says she really wanted to give her own forgiveness, as Bridget. She says it's a feeling she has a lot lately when she's trying to be a wife to Andrew and mother to Juliet. She doesn't want to lie anymore and hopes there's a way to tell the truth without losing them. Malcolm isn't sure.  Juliet is explaining to someone off camera about how she's scared of Mr.C and how Tessa's assault was her fault and now she says the whole thing assault scam was this person's idea and it's all falling apart. She pleads for help. Catherine sits down next to her on a bench says everything is going to be okay. 

In Paris, Siobhan sees a doctor about her pregnancy and gets two pieces of shocking news. First, she is having twins. Secondly, based on the date of conception the children are likely Andrew's, not Henry's.  In New York, Andrew asks Bridget to renew their marriage vows and the two ask Juliet to be the maid of honor. Bridget confronts Henry about taking items from her office, but Henry lies and tells her that it had been their shared office together. Meanwhile, Malcolm continues digging into the finances of Martin-Charlies, advising Bridget that something fishy is going on at the firm. But while snooping in Olivia Charles' laptop he gets caught and is fired.  Meanwhile, Juliet confides in her mother about her worries over Mr Carpenter. Catherine promises to handle it and we later see her an Carpenter having sex. After talking to her father about her guilt, Juliet texts her mother that she is going to admit to what they did. Carpenter and Catherine agree to flee the country with their share of the money and hide out in a motel room. While Carpenter takes a shower, Catherine absconds with the money, leaving behind a video showing how Carpenter and the girls faked the rape allegation and a note warning him to stay away from Juliet.  On Siobhan's advice, Henry gives Bridget a box full of documents from Siobhan's secret office. Using these, Bridget and Malcolm are able to track down a small accounting firm which Martin Charles is secretly using. Based on the evidence he's uncovered, Malcolm realizes that someone at the firm is running a ponzi scheme, most likely Olivia Charles since she was the one they saw at the accountants office and since neither he nor Bridget can believe that Andrew is involved. Bridget confronts Andrew with what they've found out about Olivia and a shocked Andrew admits that the ponzi scheme was not Olivia's idea, but his. 

The scene opens with Tyler bringing Siobhan flowers and reports with suspicious data; for her to check out. The numbers don't match those she has on a flash drive, and he wants to go to the authorities about it. However, she points out as Andrew's wife, she'll be left with nothing if he does that. They need to be smart about it; if they are going to do something about it. He just wants them to be together and a family once again. Andrew explains himself to Bridget and says he's found a way to get out of it. He didn't tell her when she had suspicions before because he thought she'd turn him in; but now as he can trust her; he confides this fact in her.    Siobhan wakes up to a note from Tyler saying he's doing what's best for them—and her flash drive is gone, much to her surprise. Tyler calls Lanfare to say he has proof against Martin/Charles. He can't get immunity until they see something; as they need conclusive proof to build a case. Bridget tells Malcolm what she's learned, and he ends up suggesting that Andrew could've been involved in Siobhan's death when Bridget mentions she had suspicions; although it's difficult to confirm this fact at the moment. Bridget refuses to believe he's capable of killing someone as a matter of fact, and the conversation ends on a bad note for the two; as they clearly don't see eye to eye in this matter.Meanwhile, Machado joins the Macawi task force, but things have changed.   They're going after him for cigarette trafficking, and Bridget's no longer part of the case. A flashback shows Bridget as a stripper approaching Machado at the bar, but he wasn't interested in her; a fact he makes amply clear. He was focused on Shaylene, and amidst some flirting, she agreed to work for him; with the attraction between the two clearly visible. Malcolm talks to Henry about Andrew and wants him to convince Bridget to put distance between herself and Andrew. Speaking of Andrew, Olivia's not happy to hear he told his wife the truth; a fact she makes amply clear. While he's looking at the company's future, she's prepared for when it collapses, as she is sure that it eventually will. He just wants to be with his wife, but she reminds him of the drastic measures he's taken in the past concerning her.   Once she finds out the mole's name, Andrew tells her to make sure he doesn't talk—as Bridget overhears the whole conversation. Bridget calls Malcolm with what she's learned to forewarn him. She's going to stay at a hotel and hopes Tyler has some answers for her, which would prove to be useful. As she's leaving though, she runs into Andrew and says she has to think about things. He tries to convince her to stay, but she still leaves, as her mind is preoccupied at the moment. Meanwhile, Siobhan calls Henry and tells him Tyler stole the flash drive. With him en route to New York, she wants Henry to get it back and keep Bridget from him. When she finds out about Malcolm, she tells him they need him gone. Bridget finds out where Tyler's staying from Claudine. While staking out a warehouse, Machado remembers Shaylene meeting him outside the club.   Since she was no longer just an informant, he wanted her to quit so they could start over together; as he saw a future with her. She convinced him to let her attend a party that Bridget Macawi has asked them to attend first, but she would be done after that; she solemnly promises that to him. Shaylene had something to tell Machado, but didn't; she probably decides to do so later, from the look of things. It's pretty easy to guess what that was, from how things are turning out. At work, Olivia tells Andrew someone entered three incorrect passwords into his system and Malcolm accessed files and the algorithm on her computer. She's going to deal with Tyler. Malcolm receives a call from a blocked number—Siobhan posing as Bridget, angry he talked to Henry about her.    He tries to defend himself, but she tells him they're done; as she is clearly angry about all that has happened, and is in no mood to hear any explanations. Meanwhile, Andrew finds out about Bridget's call to Claudine about Tyler. Tyler gets a call from Lanfare to come by his office with the files and that he'll have immunity if he can convince them. As Bridget goes to follow him out of the hotel, Henry stops her and kisses her; but she is obviously preoccupied. She pushes him away, and he tells her they used to meet up there. Henry and Siobhan are quite the pair from the look of things. By the time Bridget gets outside, Tyler's already in Olivia's car and they're driving away; much to her dismay. She hails a cab, in order to trail him. Olivia fires Tyler and warns him that if the company goes down, he'll be implicated and Lanfare won't help him out in any way.   She tells him, "You're way too pretty to go to jail," and he hands over the files, but not the flash drive, as he wants something that would safeguard his interests, in the time of emergency. Machado's still working the case from the Shaylene murder angle, and he refuses to stop; as its clearly personal for him. A flashback shows him identifying her body in the morgue after she never checked in after the party. She was four weeks pregnant. What else could she have wanted to tell him but that; from the look of things. Back in his hotel room, Tyler calls Siobhan to tell her what happened. Bridget's about to get out of the cab when she sees Andrew and a voicemail from him. His voicemail is pretty simple: he knows she's been in contact with Tyler and he refuses to let her destroy his life.   Tyler tells Siobhan he still has the flash drive, and she tells him to come back to Paris. Unfortunately, it doesn't look like that's going to happen, as he finds someone in his room; and is immediately on the alert. Bridget finds his hotel room door open, and Tyler inside—dead; much to her shock and horror. Meanwhile, Malcolm calls Machado and tells him he's pressing charges against Macawi for kidnapping. He's hoping that after he testifies, Bridget can return to her old life, and things can go back to as they were. Machado tells him he'll meet him at the NY field office to discuss things over.    Meanwhile, Bridget's leaving Malcolm a voicemail about what happened and tells him she thinks Andrew and Olivia are capable of murder; although she can't be sure of it. That certainly seems the case though, as Olivia now has the flash drive, thus pointing at her involvement in the murder. Malcolm's getting his stuff together when he sees Bridget's voicemail. However, he ignores it to answer the door. Andrew stands on the other side, looking very creepy. This is not an Andrew you want to cross, from the look of things.

The scene opens with Siobhan calling Henry from Paris, to tell him about Tyler coming back to France. Henry tells Siobhan that Tyler won't be able to make his flight due to his untimely murder; much to her surprise. We are then treated to a flashback of how great Siobhan's marriage was, with Siobhan telling Andrew she knows about the Ponzi scheme, much to his surprise, and Andrew saying he'll kill her if she talks; as he doesn't want this coming out in any way. It is clearly essayed, why the problems between the two began in the first place. Siobhan also found out that she was being followed by a hitman before she left; probably hired by Andrew to keep her quite, at any cost. Back in the present, Andrew and Olivia are wringing their hands about the missing flash drive; they are clearly desperate to get their hands on it.    Olivia suggests that Bridget has it and that Andrew needs to do whatever he can to get it back; as getting hold of the flash drive is of the utmost importance. While this is going on, Bridget tries to call Malcolm, but is greeted by his familiar voice mail message; much to her dismay. Bridget looks for her secret phone, only to be confronted by Andrew; taking her by complete surprise. He asks her about the flash drive, but she just tells him she doesn't know what he is talking about and leaves as quickly as she possibly can. She goes back downstairs and tells Solomon that she couldn't find the phone, try as she might. Since Solomon is in this episode, means that we won't be seeing Malcolm. Maybe they're the same person, like Superman and Clark Kent?   Victor takes time out of his day to tell Macawi that he is going down, and then smugly calls the New York FBI office to have Malcolm ready. Victor flies to New York, only to be told that Malcolm never turned himself in; news that doesn't go down too well with him. Victor was clearly hoping that Malcolm would turn himself in. Victor is forced to learn the old saying, "Don't count your chickens before they hatch." Victor starts a dragnet to uncover where Malcolm is; as he is determined to catch hold of him, as he hasn't surrendered voluntarily, as hoped. He finds out that Malcolm's last employer was Martin/Charles; thus offering him a lead to work with. He asks Olivia and Andrew questions, but they play dumb; adding to his frustration.   Bridget and Solomon are also looking for Malcolm when Bridget remembers that Malcolm installed the GPS tracker on their phones; and thus they might be able to find him after all and that too without much trouble. They follow the signal to a drug den, and during their search Bridget gets attacked, but very surprisingly acts like it's no big deal. The scene was supposed to probably show that Solomon is good at protecting her, but it just seems really out of place how nonchalant she was about it, where the normal reaction would be for her to get affected to some degree, by the incident. They follow the signal, but instead of finding off-the-wagon Malcolm, they find some other bum who says he found the phone behind a dumpster; much to their disappointment.   Thus they have back to where they started, and without a clue about Malcolm's whereabouts. Bridget and Solomon start their search from scratch and go to the hotel that Malcolm was staying at, in order to find out all that they possibly can. Bridget distracts the guy at the desk by trying to explain the insane twists that have happened to her since she came to New York while Solomon steals the surveillance tapes; in the hope of finding something pertinent in them, which can lead them to Malcolm. They go back to her apartment and watch the tapes, only to see Andrews in his "menacing" all black outfit appear on screen; much to their surprise. While all this is going on, Juliet is on her way to have lunch with her mom, Catherine.    On the way up to her room, she is approached by one of those good-looking bad boys that always seem to get the girl. He has a stupid looking Eye of Horus tattoo on his arm and bloody knuckles. They exchange numbers as there clearly seems to be chemistry between them, Juliet then goes to eat her meal, with her mother. While watching the surveillance video, Solomon tells Bridget that he knows her true identity; much to her surprise. She asks him how he knows, he explains that her stupid questions on their first meeting, mixed with her disappearing car sickness and fingerprints told him the truth; thus clarifying how he figured it out. Solomon says he doesn't care who she is because he wants his paycheck, and doesn't care much else for anything other than that. So she needn't worry about the fact that he knows.   Thus he is as honest, as he can possibly be. Meanwhile, Siobhan makes yet another international flight to surprise Henry at his house. Her unborn babies already have more air travel under their belts than a seasoned flyer. Henry says that he has had enough of her lies and games and threatens to leave; he is apparently clearly frustrated by all that is going on, and thus wants no part of it. Siobhan then explains to him how she switched lives with Bridget, and used her as a sacrifice to get killed by the hitman while she got more dirt on Andrew. Why so spiteful? She still blames her for the death of Sean, even though she really didn't do anything wrong. Henry agrees to stay, even after all the insane things Siobhan just told him. He probably does understand to an extent where she is coming from, and clearly, feels strongly enough for her to want to stay on.   He texts Bridget to set up a meeting that night. While Henry makes Bridget wait on their meeting, Siobhan confronts Andrew and tells him that she hates him, and hopes he gets arrested, a he clearly deserves nothing less for all his wrong doings. While this is happening, Juliet finds out from Tessa that Cash, the street tough, is the one who beat her up. She then finds out that Catherine was the one who hired him, to do the deed; much to her anger. Juliet storms off before yelling the one thing that had never been uttered before. "I wish Siobhan was my mother." This statement is probably a sign of things to come.    Meanwhile, Bridget gets tired of waiting on Henry and gets up to leave with Solomon when she gets a text from Malcolm to meet her at the loft. They both go and Solomon leaves to check the roof. Andrew appears out of the shadows like some sort of high English ninja and tells Bridget that he loves her and won't hurt her. Just then, gun shots go off. Victor, who was in front of the loft, hears them and rushed upstairs to find Henry shot. The episode ends with this surprising development. 

The scene opens, and Machado is shown going after the shooter, who gets the chance to run when a crowd emerges into the alley. Machado briefly catches up to him despite the crowd, but he gets away much to Machado's frustration and anger, leaving behind the Tower card. Meanwhile, Bridget tells Juliet what happened when she joins her in the waiting room. Juliet wants to know why someone's trying to hurt her, and Bridget says she doesn't know, and doesn't have the faintest idea. Juliet wakes Henry up to tell him what happened, and he tells Siobhan Andrew was the one shot. Machado can't figure out what the Tower card means and knows they won't get anywhere looking for the hitman, and thus he plans to pursue the lead based on the clue at hand. He goes back over the case with the fellow agent and wonders what's going on with Martin/Charles.    The investigation into the business has been put on a backburner though, as there are more pressing issues that demand their attention. Meanwhile, Henry joins Bridget and Juliet in the waiting room. Andrew's still in surgery, and Henry says he'll pull through it, he is absolutely confident about that. The doctor walks over and tells them just that, confirming what he was feeling, much to his relief. When Henry gets home, he tells Siobhan about Andrew saving Bridget's life; much to Siobhan's surprise. He now has a new theory that Andrew was never going to kill her, and she's the one who put the hit out on Bridget, thus she is possibly the real culprit. He even brings up the fact that he's not sure the babies are his and kicks her out, clearly angry about the whole thing. Siobhan is clearly shocked by all that has just transpired.   When Andrew wakes up, Bridget kisses him, taking care of his questions about them; she clearly seems to have forgiven him. She's coming home. When she asks about his visit to Malcolm's room, he explains it was Olivia's idea to offer a bribe. He took the money, and Andrew says he deserved it to start a new life. He apologizes for not being honest, and she confesses she hasn't been honest either. She tells him that someone tried to kill her in the loft and she killed him, but the body disappeared strangely enough. She admits she wasn't sure if he was involved, and he tells her he never meant the threat, and it was only meant to intimidate her. He would never hurt her in any way. She believes him now, after what he has done for her. He tells her Olivia knew she knew, and she was supposed to be the one to take care of Tyler while he talked to Malcolm and Bridget.   He realizes Olivia's behind it. Henry's having Tim take his boys for the weekend and tells him they're still family even with Gemma gone. Because of that, he tells Tim to pull his investment from Martin/Charles. Machado has some questions for Andrew and the first is about Malcolm. He claims to have gone there after they spoke to check on him but found out he checked out. Machado brings up that Malcolm was going to testify, much to Bridget's surprise, it clearly wasn't something she was expecting. He suggests Olivia could be the next victim, but once he's gone, Andrew tells Bridget, "That woman's never been a victim her entire life." She knows someone who could help out in such a situation. Solomon goes to Olivia's for some quick snooping and notes her computer's gone and finds the impression of a number on a notepad, which might be a clue to something pertinent.    He looks at the last call—the police station—and gets out just before Machado shows up at the scene. He joins Bridget in the hospital and tells her that signs pointed to Olivia leaving in a rush and shows her the number, which he has just found out about. Juliet finds Catherine in Andrew's room, and he tells her they want her to go to Miami until they know it's safe in New York, but she doesn't want to go and wants to stay put. Catherine follows her out and says this is what they wanted. However, Juliet doesn't want anything to do with Catherine after Tessa, but Catherine tells her to get used to it. Siobhan leaves Henry a message saying she didn't hire anyone to kill Bridget and loves him; thus trying to drive home the fact that she is completely innocent. She's going to tell Andrew the truth, just to prove her innocence.   Bridget finds Juliet packing and notes that she's packing wool for Florida, obviously a really odd thing to do. She calls it fashion, but clearly seems to be trying to cover up something. Juliet's still upset, but Bridget explains it's not safe and they just want to protect her, and hence she is being sent away. As she leaves, Juliet tells Bridget to lose her number. Once outside, Juliet tells Catherine she wants to say goodbye to people at school. Someone's taking pictures as they leave. Machado follows up a lead on the tarot card to a dry cleaner, where someone used to do readings on the side. They used to give them out to customers. Once Machado's gone, the woman calls someone to say the card came in and tells the person about Machado, who's calling for the cleaners' records.   Siobhan visits Andrew, and Henry walks in after a brief police search. He pulls her out into the hall as Andrew's phone rings. Henry tells her he believes her and wants them to be together too. She quickly disappears when she sees Bridget down the hall. When Bridget enters his room, she finds Andrew sitting up. Catherine had called to tell him Juliet's missing, a fact that seems to have clearly worried him. Catherine heads back to the school to look again, and Bridget brings out the paper from Olivia's—the address of the school. Though Henry and Siobhan have made up, he has one more confession: he went looking for the flash drive, fought with Tyler, and Tyler hit his head; that is how he died. He switched the flash drives.    He didn't tell her about the accidental killing because she had been lying to him. She thinks it will be over soon, but he gave the flash drive to Tim. Andrew thinks Olivia plans to blackmail him into taking the blame, but doesn't know where she could be hiding Juliet at this present moment. Bridget remembers her packing wool; something that should provide some clue to her whereabouts. She doesn't think Olivia's behind it. Machado arrives at a crime scene and is handed Malcolm's wallet before being led to a body. Bridget finds Juliet in the East Hampton house, and Juliet tells her all about the con, and how it was carried out. They return to the loft to find Machado waiting; much to their surprise. The body was one of the Macawi's lieutenants. He thinks he didn't know Bridget was a twin, so she's still in trouble. The episode ends on this note.  

The episode begins with Henry claiming he didn't kill anyone, Catherine kissing Andrew, and Bridget looking dead. Machado informs Bridget and Andrew that she's still in trouble because Macawi may not know she's a twin and his lieutenant, Daniel, who was found dead, could've reported back, to him regarding the same. Andrew's had enough, blaming Machado's incompetence for everything that is happening , and before leaving the FBI agent says he talked to NYPD about setting men up outside their apartment; so as to keep the both of them safe. Bridget tells Andrew to blame Bridget for the mess, and not Machado, as he is trying his best to do all he can. Meanwhile, Henry can't reach Tim about the flash drive, and Siobhan argues that they need it for proof.    He points out that Andrew may not have been the one to order the hit since he saved Bridget or could've changed his mind; it is still difficult to say from how things look at the moment. He wants to leave it in Tim's hands and just build a life with Siobhan. Bridget doesn't like that Juliet's going to see Catherine, but Juliet's doing it for Andrew. Once alone, Bridget tries to reach Jimmy but soon discovers that he confessed to the murders; much to her surprise. She explains to Solomon that Jimmy was the one who told her it wasn't safe to testify, and he tells her he looked into Machado, and he's a good cop, and thus will do the right thing. She plans to testify like she should've originally; and hence rectify her earlier mistake. A flashback shows when Machado first convinced Bridget to testify, promising to keep her safe and suggesting she do it for Shaylene.   Bridget calls Machado, but he ignores her call to instead watch as a man enters the dry cleaners and shows a tarot card; hence he is at the moment too preoccupied to receive her call. Once he leaves, Machado confronts him, rips open his suit, and finds cash in the lining; he had clearly suspected something was amiss and now his doubt are confirmed. The guy refuses to talk, drawing his gun; Machado is immediately on the alert, and he takes it a little too far subduing him and asking for answers. Eyewitnesses record it on their phones; as Machado does his thing. Meanwhile, Juliet tells Catherine Andrew's been having money problems; that is why he did what he did. She's upset someone's looking to buy their place in Palm Springs; as she doesn't want to part with the place. Catherine recognizes the potential buyer's name, and Juliet asks her to buy the house so it stays in the family, and isn't possessed by an outsider.   Henry does track Tim down and explains that he thought Tim could do something with the data, which he did find shady. However, Tim points out that when the company's exposed, investors will lose money, and he hates to lose. Meanwhile, Machado has to answer to his boss for his excessive behavior, which his boss feels was totally uncalled for, and his boss reveals that Macawi had cut Daniel loose after he let Malcolm escape before asking for his badge and gun. It's over, much to Machado's shock and frustration. Meanwhile, Catherine joins the buyer, Tobias, at the bar and tries to charm him over, pointing out she knows who he is—a big-time green energy investor—and why he really wants the land. That doesn't change anything.    Bridget meets with Machado and finds out he was suspended and the protective detail was pulled; much to her shock and dismay. She suggests that she testify "as [her] sister," but he points out that's illegal; and he wouldn't support her in this. She tries to push it, saying that she's willing to testify even though her sister wasn't, but he can't risk it, as if they are found out the consequences would be dire. When she asks about why he's so driven, he brings up Shaylene, and flashbacks show her warning Bridget about Macawi and mentioning a man. Bridget realizes he loved Shaylene; and that whole episode has left an indelible scar in him. Meanwhile, Catherine tells Andrew she wants to buy the Palm Springs property using money from her aunt's estate, as she wants the house to remain in the family, but she gives too low an offer.   She admits to low-balling him and explains that Juliet loves the place, beginning to reminisce. After a story about a spider, she kisses him to remind him of how she repaid him then. He says no to the kiss, but yes to the offer—if it's fair. Meanwhile, Machado comes up with another way to keep her family safe, and it all relies on Bridget trusting him. She does; as she knows the kind of trustworthy person Machado is. Since Macawi's not going to stop until he knows Bridget is dead, he suggests, "Let's kill Bridget." He wants to make her look like Bridget, stage a crime scene and leak photos; so that Macawi is convinced of her death. No one will care if a body doesn't surface. Siobhan watches from outside.   Siobhan comes up behind Bridget in the middle of the night, obviously surprising her, and tells her she doesn't understand how she went from destroying everything to making it work as her. While Henry's right and she has to move on and forgive her, Siobhan can't and fires the gun. If only that was real and not in Siobhan's head, but it's too soon for that. Meanwhile, Catherine checks that the money was wired to Andrew before going to meet with Tobias only to find Andrew already there. He beat her at her own game. A week ago, Juliet told him everything, and they grew closer because of how sick they are of her. He's ready to have her parental rights taken away if she goes near Juliet. Meanwhile, Machado has found the perfect place in the Bronx where to carry out his deed, and Bridget's dressed as herself again for the task.    He hands her a blood bag as he begins setting up. However, a sniper sets up across the way as she tells Solomon over the phone that she has a new plan to keep her safe. In the meanwhile, the police have questions for Henry about Tyler's murder after getting a tip and finding surveillance footage of him at the scene. His lawyer, a friend of Tim's, won't help because Tim turned him in. When the sniper loses his shot, he takes out a gun. Machado gets a call that Daniel died a few days before Andrew was shot. Someone else wants her dead. The masked man shows up and takes a few shots. Bridget falls onto the mattress, and though the man sees blood on her shirt, she blinks. Machado shoots him from behind. The blood bag came in handy, from the look of things. The man is the one who ran after her for the phone, and Bridget tells Machado he tried to kill her before. The man's phone rings, and it's revealed that Catherine's on the other end. The episode ends at this point.