What Lies Ahead Part 3, Chapter 26
At Maxie-Lulu was trying to help Maxie deal with losing Bailey. "I want to help you. I wish I could," Lulu said. "I know you do. I'm just glad you're here to support me." "Always. I wish I knew Bailey better." "Me too," Maxie said. "How are James and Georgie doing?" "They're sad about their sister." "I'm here for you and the kids," Lulu said as her cellphone went off. She pulled it out of her purse. "It's Lucky," Lulu said as she answered her phone. "Lucky, what is it? No, I'll be there," Lulu said as she hung up. "What's going on?" "Donna is gone." "No! I'm so glad Jerry is gone, or I would've killed him myself with everything he did." "Me too. I should go. Tell Carly I'm sorry." "I will," Lulu said as she left.
At The Prison-Kim was visiting Faith. "Do you know what Jerry is going to do next from below the grave?" "It's all already in place, and there is nothing we can do about it." "Yes, there is. You can stop it." "Kim, why am I not getting anything out of these?" "You could become a better person for me, the daughter you love." "Kim, the reason I raised you was revenge. It was to hurt Skye." "You didn't know her then?" "Yes, I did. I mostly forgot about it, but we know each other," Faith said.
At General Hospital-Carly was crying over Donna with Josslyn, Lucas, and Lucky. "We keep losing our family members. There aren't many Spencers left," Carly said as Lulu stopped by. "Carly, I'm sorry," Lulu said. "Me too. My baby is gone," Carly replied. Lulu hugged her. "You are not alone." "I know. I'm not."
At The Docks—Skye, Gabriella, and Lila Rae were walking with shopping bags. "It was a nice day. Why don't you come to spend the night at the Quartermaine?" "I guess we can," Lila Rae replied. "Alright, let's call Daddy." "Gabriella, your father will be fine," Skye said.
Gabriella pulled out her cell phone and called Lorenzo. "Gabriella, it's fine. I'll be alright. I can find something to do," Lorenzo said. He hung up and looked at Ava, who was at the house with him, and kissed her.
