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Lily decides to play the good girl to keep her mother from sending her away, and she enlists Jennie to help her find out what happened to Henry. Meanwhile, Catherine visits Nate in rehab and tells him the truth, but her guilt begins getting the best of her, so she visits a church and is comforted by a handsome priest. 

Robert destroys the evidence found in the Greeleys' yard; Catherine resorts to drugging Lily to keep her under control, suggesting she should be institutionalized, and turns Tom against Henry, who later vanishes; George and Lillian have Nate arrested when he shows up at their house stoned. 

Nate hopes to unearth the truth about a memory from his past, much to his parents' dismay; Will chooses to believe Catherine instead of his daughter; George's promise gives Robert reason to hope about his future at the paper; Lily and Henry try to dig up some info about Meredith. 

Catherine's jealousy of her daughter's relationship with Henry leads her to make his life miserable; Lily learns more details about the last time Meredith Weller was seen; Jennie hopes that "partying" together will get her closer to Nate, who's haunted by an event from his past; Mason has a disappointing visit from Mona. 

Catherine fills Robert in on their mom's betrayal; Henry's meeting with Page goes down in flames; Nate gets an unlikely offer for help; a death in the Greeley home rocks Lily; and Will gets a reminder of the past from a persistent Jayleen.

George's retirement party brings out the worst in the Greeley clan.

Lily loses interest in the Parker mystery, much to Henry's vexation.

Lily and Henry continue to investigate Phillip Parker's suicide, and George must choose between Robert and Will to succeed him.

A young mother is at the center of a powerful family that stops at nothing to protect its seemingly perfect world.