 Beth and Doris square off over the Spaudling estate. Beth does not want to divorce Alan, but Doris makes it very clear that if Beth makes life difficult for her and interferes with her marriage to Alan, she will prosecute Lizzie for her role in Tammy s accident. After Alan refuses to fight with Beth against Doris, Beth begrudgingly signs the divorce papers. Doris tries to take Beth s wedding ring, but Beth refuses to give it back. Josh takes Cassie out on an early Vanentine s Day dinner, but the dinner turns sour when Doris and Alan arrive at Towers. It is difficult for Cassie to see Alan moving around Springfield free and clear after what he did to Jonathan and Tammy. A waiter arrives with a bottle of champaign for Josh and Cassie s table. It was sent by Alan! Josh asks Alan if he things a bottle of champaign will take the place of Tammy and pours the champaign all over Alan. Doris threatens to have Josh arrested, but he stands up to her! Josh swears Alan will get what s coming to him and then tells Doris that when he s through with Alan, he s coming after her! Later, Reva checks on Cassie at the farm house and tells Josh that Cassie asked her and Billy if they ever talked to their loved ones after they were gone. When Reva wasn t sure what she meant, Cassie confessed that she had been seeing Tammy and that Tammy wanted her to take vengeance on Alan. Josh promises to keep an eye on Cassie. Harley and Daisy finally have an honest conversation with one another! Daisy gets angry and says that life would have been better for Harley if she never would have returned to Springfield. Later, Gus reassures Harley that they may still be able to keep Sydney, but Harley is not sure. Gus tells her that if he had to chose, he would chose Daisy for Harley s sake.