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Passions: Kay and Fox are giving Maria and Endora baths after their day out. While watching, Tabitha is wondering how she can get Fox out of their lives. When Kay and Fox are done and walk into the kitchen, she starts grilling him about not being really rich and not having a trust fund anymore. A little bit later, Endora arranges for the two love birds to have a romantic dinner at a fancy restaurant, making Tabitha wonder if she gave birth to a good witch. Noah and Fancy leave for their date on the beach, and have a nice dinner and then went dancing. Before going on her date with Alistair, Ethan asks Theresa if she knows what she is getting into. Not too long afterwards she and Alistair go to the restaurant, where he can't take his hands off her. As the evening wears on, she has enough and goes back to the mansion. Back at the pool, Gwen and Ethan are having a heated discussion over Ethan being worried about Theresa going out with Alistair. At the B&B, Sheridan is having a bad dream that someone is going to take away James from her. At this, she wakes up and Christopher when he comes to her room wanting to bring James to his room. Back at the mansion, Theresa runs into Ethan and says that he was right about Alistair. A little bit later, when Theresa is looking for Ethan, she finds him at the pool, intimate with Gwen.

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