 Reva stares at the latest edition of the Springfield Journal with the headline "ALAN SPAULDING SHOT!" She remembers her goodbyes to Jonathan and Sarah. Billy asks her if the story has changed because she keeps reading the paper over-and-over. Reva admits that no the story is still the same, but as far as she s concerned, Alan got exactly what he deserved. Josh tries to help Cassie admit her feelings and get to the bottom of what happened the night of Alan s wedding when Cassie mysteriously disappeared. When Josh questions her about him seeing her talking to herself on the porch, Cassie at first lies. Josh calls her bluff and she admits that she has been seeing Tammy and talking with her. Cassie storms out, unable to take anymore of Josh s questions. Josh meets with Billy and Reva at Outskirts and Reva tells Josh about Cassie s visions of Tammy. Josh admits that he already knows and is concerned for Cassie s mental health. Cassie sneaks into Alan s hospital room and berates the unconscious Alan, telling him that she wishes he were dead and not her daughter. Tammy appears to her mother and tells her that now that Alan s been punished, she must let go and move on with her life. Reva finds Cassie in the hospital room and convinces her to leave before someone catches her there. Reva returns to Outskirts and Billy questions her about a parking ticket for Towers he found in Reva s purse. Reva tells Billy that she was at Towers the night of Alan s wedding only for dinner, but he tells her that she better come up with a better story than that if she doesn t want to be considered a suspect in Alan s shooting. When asked by Billy if anyone saw her there, Reva admits only one person, Alan. Reva is adamant with Billy that she didn t shoot Alan and he believes her. She destroys the parking ticket. Josh takes Cassie through the night of Alan s wedding. They retrace her steps in the hopes that she will remember something, anything! At one point, he even pretends to be Alan to see Cassie s reaction. She becomes so upset they leave and return to the farmhouse. Josh tries to throw away the sedatives Cassie was prescribed, telling her that they are doing more harm than good. She fights him for them. Cassie is afraid that if she stops taking the medication, Tammy will stop appearing to her. After telling Josh about the times that she thought about killing Alan in cold blood and the various scenarios she thought up to do so, he convinces her that there is no way she shot Alan. She would know in her gut if she was capable of such an act. Cassie falls asleep and dreams of Tammy and the two say their goodbyes and Tammy fades away. Something Cassie said about taking Josh s gun and shooting Alan at Tammy s funeral makes Josh wonder about H.B. s old hand gun. When he unlocks the safe to check on the gun, he finds the safe empty!