Finally catching up to Katie, Michael tells his niece that he knows it's alot to take in. Katie sniffs that she can't even remember the last time that she saw him and asks where he's been all this time. Michael explains that he went to medical school shortly after Casey's death and has since been working at a children's hospital in Deleware. Katie asks what made him take the job at Oakdale Memorial of all places. Surely, she concludes, he must have known that she, Lyla, and Margo were all living here. Michael shocks Katie when he says that he heard Lyla had been diagnosed with a rare cancer, further persuading him to take the job. A business call prompts Michael to take his exit, but not before telling Katie that he's sorry that he's been gone all this time. However, he vows, now that he's in Oakdale, he's hoping to make things right. After Michael leaves, Katie rushes to her mother's room at the Lakeview and stuns Lyla and a newly arrived Margo with the news that Michael is in Oakdale.

After being dismissed by Paul, Rosanna hangs her head and makes a trip to see Carly. Carly welcomes the interruption from making the kids' supper and asks what brought Rosanna over. Rosanna and Carly bond over old times as Rosanna makes sure that old wounds are just that..old and healed. Carly assures Rosanna that everything is fine between them. They were young and stupid, Carly excuses, and the wounds from Nora have since been replaced by the wondrous joy of three chidren now in Carly's life. She's stunned when Rosanna reveals that Meg brought the incident with Nora back as a warning for her to steer clear of Paul. Carly asks what Paul had to say and concludes that surely, after hearing Meg's venemous spew, he told Meg where to shove it. Rosanna explains that she let her temper get the best of her and Paul happened to walk in at the most inopportune time. After hissing at her to steer clear of himself and Meg, he slammed the door in her face. Carly urges Rosanna not to let Meg's words get to her. Rosanna asks Carly how things are going with Jack and Carly laughs that he's seeing red because she recently went on a date with a defense attorney from Chicago, here on business in Oakdale. Rosanna tells Carly that Jack has a right to be worried, especially after the incident with Sam. Carly scoffs that her date with Wagner was nothing more than a one time dinner and a ride home. Rosanna laughs, citing the difficulty that both of them have with love. Before she thinks, Rosanna laughs that it must run in the family. Carly's wounded glare causes Rosanna to quickly apologize and take her exit. Later, Carly brings down an old box of Nora's things and begins to get teary until the kids return from Emma's, haulting her emotional trip down memory lane.

In a lonely, almost uninhabitated police station in Barbados, Lily comes to a dead end while searching for information regarding the search for the wreckage of Craig's doomed jet. The captain assures her that every possible search route and every possible man was recruited to search for the wreckage or any possible surviviors. Lily's miffed at the captain's thoughts of the search as a lost cause and cries to him that there has to be an area they haven't looked. As Lily returns to her hotel room, the cold realization that Craig's really gone begins to set in with Lily. She pulls out her cell phone and almost laughs at the irony that her phone is dead just as she was about to call home and check in. Grabbing her suitcase, Lily begins to pick up her clothes and pack to go home when she sees a note out of the corner of her eye, fluttering in the island breeze across from the open window. Lily remembers opening the window for ventilation in the stuffy room, but doesn't ever recall seeing a note. Lily picks up the note and begins to read, "Lily, please go home. The search is done. There are no answers here for you. With love,...". Lily stares, questioning the lack of signature and the rushed, but somehow neat handwriting. Not thinking twice, Lily rushes out the door, leaving the note on the bed. Meanwhile, back in Oakdale, we see Holden become worried when he realizes that Lily's an hour late for her call to check in.

Lucinda welcomes Luke into her study, as Luke stirs with an unbridled energy. Lucinda tells Luke that as much as she wanted to do this for Luke, none of the three different private investigators that Lucinda checked with had any information on a Carrie Clemmens. Luke replies that there must have been a mistake, but Lucinda disagrees, saying that she wouldn't use some phony, hopeless investigator. Lucinda explains that according to the different investigators, Carrie Clemmens doesn't exist. Noah stares in disbelief. Lucinda jokingly waves her hand in front of Luke's face, asking if there's any other possible name for Carrie. Luke replies that Carrie Clemmens is the only name that Noah supplied him with. Lucinda offers the suggestion that Noah might have given him a wrong name so as not to worry Luke. Luke hisses that Noah would never lie to him, thanks Lucinda for her efforts, and goes home, vowing to find out the truth behind Noah's mystery "classmate".

Vienna stirs in her chair as she preps for a photo shoot at the local photographer's office. She recalls how Henry had harped over the fact that they never had a proper wedding picture and had asked for her to meet him at the photographer's studio, hoping to capture a photo of what the two of them looked like around the time they were married. Vienna had delightfully squealed at the idea that they could have a picture to one day, show their children and grandchildren. Henry stumbles in, almost late for the shoot, and blames Oakdale traffic for his late time. Vienna tells Henry that she's excited to be doing this, but admits that she's not used to the bright flashes from the cameras, having been secluded from the public eye ever since she last came to Oakdale, this time to live. Henry notices her lack of makeup and replies that he can call in a favor with Katie and get a makeup artist from WOAK to jet over. As Cherry aplies her makeup, Vienna's intrigued by the different shades, shapes, textures, and glow of the different articles of make-up. In between flashes of the camera, Vienna delightfully whispers to Henry that she knows exactly what kind of business she wants to build with the money from her uncle's will. She excitedly squeals that she wants to develop her own make-up. Henry's befuddled stare at Vienna and Vienna's Texas-wide grin towards the camera creates a comical photo that closes the show.