Another typical day within the two-story guest house on the Home Farm Estate as Bluey is on the television at a considerable volume while Jordan Covington sits on the floor with her two-year-old son putting on his shoes as the little boy is more into the animated dog while his father is on the couch waiting for him to get ready so they can go to the park to spend the day as a family. 

 

Tommy Covington's attention is directed towards his phone screen, as he just received a text from Tanner.

 

Today, we got the results. Can you send some good vibes our way?

 

He instantly texts back a response to his ex-girlfriend, who is still a good friend.

 

Absolutely! 🙏🏻

 

He knew firsthand of having someone in your own family with that disease from his late mother, Keri, who succumbed to breast cancer when he was fifteen.

 

Finished with helping out her son, Jordan observes her husband fixated on his phone.

 

"What's up?" the stay-at-home wife and mother ask. 

 

At first, Tommy was going to lie, but he had nothing to feel bad about since he hadn't crossed the line with Tanner, even though he still loved her, and if he wasn't married, he would try to pursue something with her again. 

 

"I was just texting Tanner; today is the day Lenny finds out if her treatment is working or not," he tells her. 

 

"Well, I hope it works out for Lenny," Jordan says, taking a strand of her permanent dark chocolate hair and tucking it behind her ear. 

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Despite having stopped being friends with Lenny, she would never want anything terrible to happen to her; however, Tanner, whom she knows, still lives rent-free in her husband's head, even though her dating her brother hasn't detracted him. 

 

She decides to change the subject entirely. "I like that we're spending time together before things gets crazy—I mean, a good kind of crazy with your graduation coming and everything." 

 

"Me too," 

 

The college senior will walk across the stage to receive his diploma, along with his friends and other peers. 

 

Soon the doorbell rings, and Tommy goes to see who it is as Jordan picks up her son and makes sure they have everything they are taking on their excursion. 

 

But when he opens the door, he sees his paternal grandmother standing there, unsure whether or not to let her in. 

 

"Thomas, where are those impeccable manners you were raised with? Are you going to let me in?" Deirdre Covington greets him. 

 

"If this is about me forgiving my father, you can forget it, grandmother." 

 

"Oh, for heaven's sake, let me in," she says impatiently. 

 

Not wanting to cause further commotion, he allowed her to enter. She notices Jordan holding onto her precious great-grandson, who has grown so much since they moved out of the mansion. 

 

Tommy shuts the door while giving his wife an apologetic look. 

 

"It has come to my attention that this family has been apart for far too long." Deirdre verbalizes. 

 

"It's now way in hell. I'm moving back into that house with your son, who made me think I was losing my son all the while he was trying to take my little boy away from me." Jordan tells her. 

 

Much as Deirdre wants to confront the young woman responsible for the division of her family, due to her revelation of Daniel's gaslighting her to the board members at the shareholders meeting last year, she decides to go to this meeting more affable, not wanting to forgo their compliance altogether.

 

"This isn't about your change of address," Deirdre clarifies. 

 

"Park now," Jeremy emits, unwise to any of what's going on around him.

 

"We'll be leaving soon, sweetie," Jordan tells her son.

 

"I just want this family to be on better terms," Deirdre says. "And the next step is to get everyone together in one room to get to the bottom of our issues and come out even stronger." 

 

"What do you have in mind?" the Covington heir asks curiously. 

 

Deirdre aims her focus on her youngest grandson. 

 

"I'm glad you asked," she responds optimistically. "The Chateau, tomorrow afternoon. "Look, I know we might not come out of this willing to forgive, but we will at least come out of this more understanding of the other's motives." 

 

She then saunters toward the door. "I let you all enjoy the rest of your day, but I expect you all to be there." 

 

Tommy opens the door to let her out, and she takes one last look at her grandson and his son, who look the spitting image of him, albeit with curly blonde hair. 

 

The millionaire widow steps out of the house, with Tommy shutting the door behind her. 

 

"Thank God she's gone," Jordan says in relief. 

 

"Yeah, tell me about it," Tommy says in agreement. "Are you ready to go to the park, buddy?" 

 

The toddler nods in Jordan's arms. 

 

"If you don't want to go, I completely understand," Tommy says. 

 

"I can't let your father get to me forever, and after everything you have done for me, for us, let me be there for you for a change. I'll get my mother to babysit this little guy." She suggests. 

 

"It's no big deal. I know you have a good reason for not wanting to be near my father." 

 

"It is a big deal," 

 

She firmly plants a kiss on his lips, which he doesn't refute.