In other developments, Sophia showed up at Dante’s for a date, only to find Nikki there. If a guilty conscience had a face, his was it. In the end, AJ agreed to go out with his family that night to celebrate his freedom, but as soon as his mother left his room, he looked ready to bolt - at least until he caught a glimpse of himself in the mirror. Back at Greenleaf mansion, though Grace encouraged AJ to accept the easy - well, God’s - way out of the trouble that he’d been in, he still felt guilty about the fall guy’s fate.
Finally, Alexa admitted that her old boss had a s–t-ton of paperwork in a storage locker maybe the documents Jacob was looking for were in there. Oh, and no, her little girl wasn’t his, she hastened to add. “I just wish I could quit, too,” Charity admitted.Īt Alexa’s, Mac’s former assistant read Jacob for filth about the way that he’d gotten her canned and tossed out of not one but two churches. Still, her no-good, very-bad day just kept getting worse: Carlton announced that he’d sooner hit a flat note than serve up “Pinkberry hymns,” so he was quitting as choir director. Back at Calvary HQ, Charity made it clear during the board meeting that, until Phil’s “great white ho” turned the congregation vanilla, she’d be playing Little Bo Peep to the flock. “I need a favor,” she said, “and I wasn’t sure you would see me if I called first.” Oh, if she’d gotten a gander at the size of the torch he still carried for her, she would’ve been! Anyway, his heart beating on his sleeve, Darius of course agreed to look into the identity of the John Doh with whom she’d become fixated. ‘NOTHING ENDS THAT QUICKLY’ | Beyond curious about the man who’d died so that AJ could get off the hook, Grace paid a surprise visit to Darius at his office. “Hey Siri,” Jacob said, “call Joyce Meyer,” aka ex-mistress Alexa. But it would sure help if he could lay eyes on the will that this one superseded. Did it, as Kerissa maintained, prove that his folks had done something shady? Not necessarily, Aaron said. As Aaron left, Jacob pulled the lawyer aside to show him Mrs. Who was the guy? Jesus, take the wheel - it was the fella that Grace had seen at Faith’s gravesite in Season 4’s finale! Needless to say, she was shook.
What’s more, he’d conveniently died in a shootout.
At the same time, Aaron was dropping by the lavish home in question to inform Grace and AJ that something had occurred that was “basically a miracle”: Another guy had been blamed for the crime that AJ had committed. Meanwhile, Kerissa warned Jacob that “if you don’t take care of me in this divorce like no woman in the state of Tennessee has ever been taken care of,” she’d expose his parents’ (possible) involvement in the demise of their mansion’s previous owner.
This job, which you were kind enough to grant me after you dumped me like a bag of s–t in the trash, is literally all I have left on this earth.” So yes, Phil, when they walked into that meeting, they’d put up a united front - because they’d be united, and it would sure as hell be a front! “Maybe,” he admitted, “this was a mistake.” Praise be he’d seen the light! At the Calvary office, Phil approached Charity - or “Lady Benedictine Arnold” as her mother had taken to calling her - to ensure before their first joint meeting with the board that they were cool. But even he couldn’t take seeing the cross hauled off like a hand-me-down futon. Otherwise, one might miss seeing what God has up his sleeve next. “It’s better to be there when something passes away,” he insisted to his daughter. ‘HE’S PASSING OUT WILLS AND CHLAMYDIA - GREAT!’ | As the episode began, Bishop and Grace watched as Hope & Harmony packed Calvary into a moving van with all the care that a dorm room might get.
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