SURF CENTRAL: When Michael collapsed, Vanessa called
Tyus. The
good doc offered to come over, but Vanessa insisted
that she could handle
it. It was important that Tyus find the cure instead.
Soon after, Virginia
arrived home and Vanessa informed her that Michael was
worse.
Virginia told Michael that she finally realized that
Michael could never love
her like she needed to be loved. When she pulled up
Vanessa's sleeve
preparing to tell them that she made Vanessa think she
had a disease that
she didn't have, Vanessa said that she was still
sensitive from the skin culture
that Tyus took to test his cure. Virginia realized
that if he's using Vanessa's
skin to test his cure, he was doing lots of work for
nothing. She left to stop
him before he wasted any more time, but didn't tell
Michael and Vanessa the
truth.
BEN'S HOUSE: While she was in Maria's studio to get a
box they were
donating to the mission, Meg found the painting of
Maria with the hole in it.
Ben assured her that Maria would never come between
them again. Meg
made excuses for why she was in Maria's studio, but
Ben insisted that his
house is her home now, and she doesn't need to make
excuses. Meg
accepted that Ben will always love Maria.
Meg asked Ricardo if he can help identify her friend
with amnesia, and he
asked if she would be willing to cooperate. Antonio
offered to go to Cedar
Oaks to visit her. The brothers decided to speak to
her doctors before
going to see her.
CEDAR OAKS: Maria came up behind Tim while he was
looking at the
picture of Maria and Annie and asked to see it. He
claimed it was just a
picture of the earthquake damage that he was going to
send back home to
Ludlow. Maria asked Tim why he didn't like Ben. Tim
replied that Ben has
never gotten over his first wife, who drowned. Maria
got a strange feeling
when Tim mentioned drowning. Tim stated that he knew
that Ben never got
over his first wife, and he thought that Ben still
loves her.
Dr. Estrada came in and said that someone was looking
for "Dana." After
Maria left the room, Tim asked if a clue to her past
would make "Dana's"
memory return. Dr. Estrada responded that it might,
but that she has no idea
where to get a clue to "Dana's" past. But Tim did....
Meg dropped by to see her friend "Dana." Maria told
Meg that Dr. Estrada
believed that drawing will help her connect to her
past, and she was
surprised by how good she was at it. She was drawing a
picture for Meg, to
show her how important Meg's friendship was to her,
but she didn't want to
show it to her until it's finished. The picture was of
Ben.
SOUTH BAY GENERAL: Olivia told Annie that she knows
that she
destroyed Gregory and Olivia's marriage to keep her
stock in the Liberty
Corporation. A furious Olivia smacked Annie and called
her a bitch. She
vowed to destroy Annie's marriage, just like Annie
destroyed hers.
Without telling him that she made Vanessa think that
she has Martin's
Syndrome, Virginia tried to convince Tyus not to use
Vanessa's sample by
telling him that he might not be able to get what he
needs from it. Tyus
surprised Virginia with his declaration that he got
all of the diseased cells he
needs from Vanessa. She was shocked to realize that
Vanessa really does
have Martin's Syndrome.
RICHARDS HOUSE: When Ben and Gregory arrived to
discuss Liberty
Corporation business, Ben confessed that he sometimes
wondered what his
life would have been like if Maria had lived.
GRENADINE'S: When AJ suggested that neither he nor
Olivia should tell
Annie or Gregory what she has "remembered," she
declared that neither of
them can hurt her anymore.
AJ, who wanted to scrap the resort project, and
Gregory, who wanted to
keep going, decided to set up a time to meet to make a
decision. When
Olivia asked Annie which side she was going to choose,
she stated that she
would have to go with AJ!
BEN'S HOUSE: Tim arrived to show Ben the picture of
Maria and Annie.
The door was unlocked, so Tim walked in and found Ben
looking at the
painting of Maria. Holding the picture behind his
back, Tim told Ben that he
wanted to talk to him about Maria.
Source: Soap Opera Digest