She asked about her own family's shoulders, but he joked that his were bigger, stronger, and there for her when she needed them. Bill reasoned that it was admirable of Hope to believe in second chances, but not when it came to the dressmaker's "mini-me." Bill figured Hope was celebrating at the mansion with Thomas' family, which included Ridge, so Brooke had to feel alone.īill asked if he and Brooke had struck a deal that she'd lean on his shoulders.
Bill figured Hope might not want to see it. Brooke wished Liam had been at the show, but Bill replied that it would have happened if Liam hadn't seen Hope in Thomas' arms.īrooke said she didn't know why Hope didn't see that Thomas was drawing her in. Deacon gulped his drink and gazed anxiously at her.Īt Brooke's house, Bill reassured Brooke, saying Hope wouldn't get sucked in further by "the dressmaker's crackpot kid" because Bill would always protect Brooke and her loved ones. She stated that she'd done it before, and she'd do it again her life wasn't over by a long shot. Sheila said it had been a great reminder of all she had to live for. She thanked him for their few stolen hours with a kiss. He said that he needed to thank her, too, because, with her, he didn't feel as if he needed to wear a mask. She admitted she'd really missed being out in the world without a mask. Sheila said the evening had been a godsend. He took her into his arms, and a romantic instrumental played over Sheila and Deacon dancing together.Īfter the dance, Deacon said he hoped Sheila was enjoying herself. He said they'd both think of the song and dance together. They couldn't play music because the place was closed however, he asked her to pick a song. Sheila joked about him "proposing." He said he wouldn't do that, but he was having a good time.ĭeacon suggested that he and Sheila dance. He replied that, with the evening, he might be trying to tell her something. Confused, Sheila recalled that he'd tried to get her to vacate the apartment. Sheila admitted she'd like that, but she bet he wouldn't have problems toasting Brooke.ĭeacon was bummed that Sheila had brought up Brooke on a night meant for Sheila.
Drawing her into his arms, he asked if she wanted to hear that his heart went pitter-patter whenever she was near.
"You tell me," he responded.Īt the bar, Sheila noted Deacon was pampering her with "the good stuff." He said, "bottoms up," and she wondered what kind of toast that was for their date. Sheila asked what she and Deacon would be caught doing. He said he'd taken every precaution, and they wouldn't have to worry about getting caught. He said the place had closed early, and "It seems like the perfect time." He turned on some string lights, saying he'd planned a night out on the town for her - or at least downstairs out of the cramped apartment.ĭeacon had locked the place up himself and turned off the security cameras. In the dark at Il Giardino, Sheila laughed as Deacon took her onto the patio.
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