Cash’s worst fears are confirmed when he finds the hidden camera and microphone in the teddy bear. Cash quickly disposes of the spyware and tells Stevie not to panic. Stevie, however, takes that as permission to step back in public and go to the premiere that night.
Just when it looks like Cash won’t be able to change her mind, they’re in for a very disturbing discovery. Someone has already posted the sneaky photo of Stevie and Cash on social media under an anonymous profile, again with the same Death Throes numbers indicating the supposed time of death. Looks like they won’t be going to the premiere after all.
Cash tries to comfort Stevie by telling her she’s doing the right thing, but her spirits are low – it feels like the stalker has won. She confides in Cash, telling him the whole reason she worked so hard was so that she wouldn’t have to be scared and dependent on someone ever again – exactly like she is now.
Meanwhile, with Cash completely occupied, Eden finds herself at a loss for what to do. She does her best to be a good friend to Remi as he goes through recovery – and now a break-up too. She casually raises the possibility of Remi meeting with Bree, but he brushes her off instantly.
With nothing better to do, Eden accompanies him to his first physiotherapy session. Remi makes slow but gradual progress with the trainer, but he’s impatient. He’s sick of everyone telling him what to do and dictating how fast he should be healing. In one hasty moment, he goes for the weights and overextends himself, almost injuring himself severely as his chest cramps up with pain.
Eden takes her friend back home and chides him, telling him to stop being so bull-headed and just back go to hospital, as running into Bree is the least of his worries at this rate. But Remi begs her not to call Bree no matter what, and tells her to leave him alone.
Eden calls her brother and asks for help, expressing her worry for Remi. When he doesn’t call her back, a desperate, Eden calls his wife Imogen and asks her for help.
