Sidwell met with Ezra at Wyndermere and told him that if he couldn’t get the mayor on board with his flight-path requirements, he was of little use to him. “Now. I want my flight path,” he growled.

Josslyn Flies Into The Radar

Josslyn saw Nathan at the gym and offered to spot him. While they worked out, Josslyn asked about Cesar. He told her he had two memories: one when he found out he was his father and the other right before he shot him.

Josslyn apologized for being insensitive but said she’d found the book he wrote in the library and noted that Anna was institutionalized, believing he was after her.

Nathan told Josslyn that he had nothing to do with any of that and that his father was a topic his family tried to avoid. Joss apologized again and said there were many other people she could talk to about him.

Nathan snapped that he’d just said that Cesar was someone who hurt a lot of people, and not a great memory for most. He said his father was dead and asked why she was so interested in him.

Josslyn apologized again and backed off, but Cassius watched her for a moment before leaving.

Ava Champions For Sidwell

Ava came to see Laura and found her in an uproar about Jenz wanting a flight path for his helicopters. Ava suggested that she do it for him.

Laura balked at the emissions and the blowback she’d get from the community, but Ava saw it differently. She said that Jenz always gets what he wants, so why not just give it to him and save herself the hassle?

Brook Lynn Confides In Tracy

Tracy was on a tear looking for Danny, and told Brook Lynn that he’d taken her car for a joy ride, and it now had a massive scrape down the side.

Brook Lynn had to tell Tracy the truth and the whole story, including that she didn’t stop. Brook Lynn admitted she’d been drinking, and that was why she panicked and went to Charlie’s rather than pulling over.

Brook Lynn wanted to tell the police, but Tracy said that would ruin her life. She instructed Brook Lynn to park her car by the boathouse before Chase got home, and by tomorrow, it would be fixed. After that, she was never to tell anyone anything…ever.

Jordan Is Horrified

At the hospital, a dermatologist came to evaluate Jordan’s face and neck injuries. She told Jordan that she had lacerations that were worsened by the burns, and that she could have multiple scarring, but they could address it down the road.

Jordan asked if she would have healed naturally if she hadn’t been burned. The doctor couldn’t guarantee it, but thought it was possible.

Curtis stepped out to talk to Jordan when she came by and told her that Jordan’s injuries were made worse because the other driver failed to stop.

When Curtis returned, Jordan wanted to see her injuries in a mirror. She removed the bandages and cried.

Dante Tips Off Laura

Dante and Justine reviewed Jordan’s accident, noting that no one had come forward about it. Afterward, Dante got a call but said he wanted to handle it personally and left.

Dante showed up at Laura’s office and told her that Ezra was at the Brown Dog, drinking heavily. Pointing out that the councilman has never missed an opportunity to have the press in Laura’s face at the worst possible time, he thought she might want to return the favor.

When Dante returned to the station, Justine was upset about Jordan. She said that she might no longer be part of law enforcement, but she was still one of their own. She wanted Dante to find the other driver so she could charge them.

Meanwhile, Ezra was at the Brown Dog, complaining to the bartender about how he didn’t get into politics to be a servant to the elite businessmen and thugs. As Laura walked in, she heard him add the “sanctimonious, high and mighty mayor” to his list.

Sidwell Is Eternally Grateful

Ava went to Wyndermere and told Sidwell that she thought she’d try to lighten his load a little, given all that he had on his mind. She said she went to see Laura, and she agreed to push the new flight path forward.

Sidwell was astounded, and said that he’d been discovering who was willing ot stand by him in his darkest moments, and there she was. Ava told him that she wasn’t going anywhere. “And I won’t forget that,” Sidwell told her.