Blair and John have it out after Blair finds John investigating the room where Wes was killed. John explains that he’s just trying to get to the bottom of a murder, while Blair believes that John is – yet again – protecting Marty. Blair reminds John that he said he never wanted Marty to get in the way of their relationship while John reminds Blair that he chose her over Marty. Blair explains that she needs more in a relationship than John is willing to give, Blair walks out on John.

Rex, knowing full well that David is not his father, demands the truth from Roxy. Roxy tries to stall and dodge the question but Rex keep pressing her. Roxy almost slips and tells, but catches herself. Rex keeps pressuring Roxy for the truth, finally Roxy tells Rex that his father is dead and that she killed him. Rex is stunned by the revelation. Roxy makes Rex promise not to tell anyone, Rex promises but still wants to know his father’s name. Roxy doesn’t even want to say it, Rex agrees to let it all go.

The Buchanan’s are shocked to learn that David is, in fact, a Buchanan however he’s not Asa’s son – nor heir to the Buchanan empire. Bo is absolutely beside himself, Dorian immediately demands another DNA test and then is on the phone with her list of lawyers hoping to get something out of it because David is a Buchanan after all. Bo can’t wrap his mind around any of it, until Clint reminds him of the party Asa threw for Bo the night before he was going to be sent to Vietnam. Clint reminds Bo that he disappeared for quite some time, Bo begins to remember having a fling with a girl – not remembering her name.

Another DNA sample is taken from both David and Bo, Bo concedes that it might be possible for David to be his son. David wonders what it would’ve been like to have Bo as a father, wondering if he would’ve turned out differently. Bo rushes off, not wanting to think about being David’s father.

Blair shows up to talk with Dorian about what just happened with John. Bo goes to the Buenos Dias, Rex shows up there – all they have to do is look at each other to know that something is wrong with the other. Antonio and Cris are at the police station, Cris is kicking himself for being duped by Vanessa while Antonio reminds Cris that Vanessa is a seasoned con artist and knows what she’s doing. Tea shows up, wanting to talk to Ray. Antonio is furious with Tea for betraying his family and conning Cris into marrying Vanessa. Tea explains that she was only doing her job. Cris runs into Vanessa, who is being deported to Columbia. Vanessa seeks forgiveness but Cris hands her annulment papers to sign – rendering their marriage void. Ray and Marty are in adjoining cells, after learning about Ray’s crime, Marty begins to chat with him about what happened to her – seems like two people are in prison for crimes they didn’t commit. Ray tells Marty that, if she really is innocent, she will do whatever it takes to prove it. Tea tells Ray that he’s not being deported and she’s started a motion in Columbia to get the charges reversed. Ray is elated to finally be vindicated. Tea leads Ray upstairs where they run into Vanessa, Vanessa tells Ray that she’s ready to pay for her crimes – though not paying for killing Ray’s wife, because Vanessa claims innocence. Lola shows up at the station, hoping that her father will be released soon so they can pick up where they left off. Lola apologizes to Ray, saying it’s all her fault Ray was in jail. Ray doesn’t blame Lola for anything, Ray is lead into court. Lola stays behind and says that it is her fault because she (Lola) is the one who killed really “hurt” her mother. . .