One last look at Lucky Palms

Not much more to say about the Cho-Vanderburgs, except that after their arrest and detention, Cynthia took a break from her ‘job’.

She has been so disconnected from everything that it is Terence who spends the most time with Davy, which doesn’t bother him at all.

For Davy it’s not a problem either as he adores his dad and enjoys spending time with him very much.

But he misses those nice moments with his mom. Hopefully she will recover soon, and everything will be back to normal.

Of course, when Terence has to work, if Cynthia is not available, it’s the babysitter on duty who takes over, not without having received precise instructions from him: no junk food, no TV after 8 pm, and most of all, no going out without a security guard.

Terence is a bit desperate for Cynthia to get back to her old self. He’s been trying to convince her to get help for her depression, she says she will at some point, but so far, she hasn’t even tried.

To tell the truth, Terry is starting to get tired of this, loneliness just doesn’t suit him.

That wasn’t his idea when he came to live in Lucky Palms. He’s not exactly a saint and doesn’t know if he’ll be able to wait Cyn forever.

Having dinner on his own, for a change.

Leaving early for the casino. At least there he won’t be alone, there’s Jaycen, Brandon… And Riley, who has been friendlier than ever these past few days. Although she still won’t tell him what her father wants her to do in exchange for giving her money back. All this mystery has piqued Terence’s interest, not in Riley herself, but in finding out what her father is up to.

Terence’s unusual enthusiasm for leaving early for work has put Cynthia on high alert. Something tells her there’s a woman involved here. She seriously hopes it’s not Riley! Anyway, hopefully this will bring her out of her hiding and take care of her husband again.

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