At Memorial, the doctor gives Jack the good news that he can go home tomorrow after they keep him for an additional 24 hours for monitoring. Jack insists that Carly and Parker get checked out by Dr. Michaels, but Carly protests that she and Parker are just fine. Jack applauds Parker for his heroic efforts, saying that if it had not have been for him, bad things might have happened. Carly goes to answer a knock at the door and reveals Kit standing on the other side. Kit issues her apologies for leaving them high and dry. She explains that she had been tailing Sam for months, well aware of his troubled wrap sheet. She was waiting for him to make his next move when Silas and Ava kidnapped J.J.

She did all she could to help, even phoning in anonymous tips to the FBI, but she couldn't do that much so as not to blow her cover with Sam. When Sam got a mysterious letter mailed to him and immediately wanted to go to Oakdale, she went with the flow. However, her boss pulled her out right before the grand opening of Metro, fearing that Sam was finally catching on. Then, last night, just as they were going to make their move, Jack called the FBI and told of his plans to take down Leonard Samuels. Upon hearing the name, the FBI knew Jack was onto Sam now too and they hurried to help Jack, but by the time they got to Metro, Parker had already crippled Sam with the bullet. Now, Sam is on his way to a federal penetentiary.

Carly asks Jack if he knew about all this, but Jack denies he did. Carly thanks Kit for all her help, but seems bitter at Kit for not helping them enough in Idaho and for waiting too long in the shadows for Sam to make a move. Kit apologizes and says that she has a baby girl of her own and she knows she'd be mad if she were in Carly's shoes, but Kit defends her actions, saying she was just doing her job.

At Luthers Corners, friends and family gather to remember the tortured soul that was Craig Montgomery. The man lived a troubled life, fueled by his intense longing for some sort of acceptance from his family and his agonizing search to fulfill the hole in his heart that was widened by Bryant's early demise and Lucy and Johnny's absence.

Lyla cries as she watches her baby boy be remembered.

Margo speaks first. She talks of a brother that was hardly understood. Everyone took him for a man that wanted nothing but to disrupt lives and families. But Margo remembers the good times. She remembers a man that would have done anything for his family.

Katie's next. She cries that Craig was only her half-brother, but she loved him with a whole heart. She remembers how she neglected him, joining the rest of the world in turning their back on him. She didn't realize just how good of a brother he was. She often harped on the bad things that he said or did, but she never took time to appreciate him for the kind soul he really was.

Lily gets up next to speak. She flashes back to some times that she shared with Craig in the past. Just as she chokes back the tears to speak, Lucinda bursts through the doors. Lucinda asks them all if they've not forgotten the man that Craig really was. The man that did everything in his power to sabatoge this town and everyone in it. Do they not remember the man that would smile at them one second and stab them in the back the next, she protests. Lucinda angrily screams that they might all be remembering a kind man who got the short end of the stick, but he was the devil and they all know it. Lily and Margo are finally able to grab Lucinda and force her out.

As the tense air returns to normal, a musical montage of happy Craig memories plays.

As the montage starts to end, we see people laying white roses at the altar, consoling Lyla, Margo, and Katie, and then leaving. Meg scurries out wiping away tears. Later, she spies Paul and Rosanna being more cuddly than ever. To herself, Meg vows that Rosanna will regret ever spending time with Paul.