They try to move forward.
Eden shocks Felicity when she suggests selling Salt and moving on from Mackenzie altogether. Xander gives Felicity a different perspective though, questioning whether she’s really going to let Eden’s vendetta tear her business apart?
Moved by the sentiment, Felicity finally reaches out to Mac with an olive branch. It’s clear that they haven’t supported each other’s personal lives for a while, but as far as the business goes, they need to have each other’s back. They put on a united front when they appeal with Xander to come back to work for them and it seems he’s convinced.
Meanwhile, Mac and Levi catch up at home and he tells her that he’s unhappy to be back at St Christopher’s, now that his colleagues know about his marriage and the affair that ended it. He’s considering resigning from the hospital. Mackenzie supports him.
By that afternoon, Levi has handed in his notice and is excited for a new life in the Bay with Mac. His romantic mood hits a spot of turbulence when he runs into Eden, who accuses her brother of being too gutless to face what he’s done.
Levi decides that he’s heard enough from his sister and throws down an ultimatum – he’s lived ten years without her before and he can do it again. He tells her to get used to his relationship with Mackenzie, or don’t be a part of his life at all.
Elsewhere, after a night out with Remi, a drunken Theo is surprised to learn of his friend’s torment over Bree and Nelson’s relationship. The next day, Eden quizzes Remi on whether it’s Bree or Stevie who he’s depressed over. Remi admits that it’s a little of each – he doesn’t know if his upset over seeing Bree with Nelson is a normal reaction to an ex moving on, or if he made a huge mistake letting Stevie go.
Eden tells him work out who he wants to be with. Later, it seems he’s made a choice when Theo finds him waiting for someone by the beach.
