Scene One: Some of the Hortons are throwing Alice a 75th anniversary party for her and Tom's wedding. Abigail is there with Chelsea talking about her grandparents, while they make a banner for the party. Chelsea makes snide remarks about having an anniversary when one of the people is dead. Abigail does not think it is so silly. Chelsea gets crude talking about sex, annoying Abigail.

Abigail says nothing, and just thinks.

Scene Two: A repeat of the pervious episode. Jack has just run inside, after not being able to stop Jennifer. He runs to the phone.

Jack puts down the gun, and frantically punches in her number, panting, he puts the phone to his ear.

Jack's back is to Madison, so he does not see her getting up. She rubs her jaw where he slugged her, and looks maliciously at him. Jennifer has yet to answer and Jack gets impatient, and mutters to himself

Meanwhile, Jennifer is driving, her cell rings, and she pushes a button, and talks through her head set.

Jack does not notice as Madison picks up a small vase, and slugs him upside his head. Jack groans and collapses.

Back in Jennifer's car.

Madison snatches the phone from an an unconscious Jack. Jennifer can be heard on the other end.

Madison pushes a button. Jennifer is heard again.

Madison puts the phone to her ear, and smiles.

She hangs up, rises, smiling wickedly, and puts the phone away.

The scenes cuts back to Jennifer who is driving.

Madison looks down at Jack.

Jack is lying on the living room floor, dead to the world.

Back in the car.

Scene Three: Back in the car Jennifer keeps thinking about her feelings that Jack is in trouble. She debates with herself.

Scene Four: Back at the Deveraux', Jack is still unconscious. Madison goes to check on him.

She checks his pulse at his throat, and gets up.

She looks around, then looks inside the draws of cabinet. She takes out some books, and then finds a rope.

She puts everything back, and goes over to his unconscious body. She ties his arms behind his back. Then she starts running her hands over his chest. She looks at him, enjoying what she sees. She rolls him on his back and continues to run her hands over him.

She runs her fingers over his lips. Just then Jack starts to come to, moaning.

Madison is hovering over him, Jack sees a blurry image of Jennifer instead.

She bends over him beginning to kiss him seductively. She moans as she kisses Jack. Jack is still partially out of it. Madison is continuing to kissing him, very seductively.

She continues to kiss Jack, who in his semi-unconscious state believing it is Jennifer, responds.

Scene Five: Madison is all over an semi-unconscious Jack, she seems to enjoy what happened between them. Jack still thinks it is Jennifer. Half-conscious he mutters Jennifer's name.

Madison stops.

At first it looks and sounds like Jennifer.

Jack looks at her realizing it is no dream, the voice returns back to Madison, and then he sees her instead of Jennifer.

Madison smiles sadistically at him. Jack is not completely coherent.

Jack's head is partially lifted on the ground, in frustration he hits it back on the floor, and groans and grimaces in pain. Madison is on her knees looking down at him.

Jack's eyes have widen as she talks. She then bends down and tries to seductive kiss him again. Jack turns his head away, revolted, but still too weak to do anything.

Jack rests his head down, again. Jacks gasps a few times.

Madison stops, and sits up.

She gets up and starts to walk away, throwing up her arm.

Madison makes a scoffing laugh.

Jack is disgusted by her or that thought. He vehemently shakes his head.

Madison does another scoffing laugh.

She walks off. Jack looks around. He struggles, trying to break free.

Jack groans. Then he notices what she used to tie him. He thinks to himself.

Jack looks around making sure she is not looking.

Scene Six: Patrick is at Maggie's talking to his mother Bonnie, he is still groggy after Chelsea drugged him at the Cheatin' Heart, trying to seduce him. Jennifer arrives, he notices she is up set. She finally tells him that she thought she heard and saw Jack earlier that evening at their home. Patrick tries to convince her otherwise. He thinks that she has not had much sleep and that Jack has been on her mind all the time. She tells him that she thought things would get easier. However, she misses Jack more than ever. "And the more I miss him, the angrier I get," she tells him. He tries to tell her it is part of the grieving process -- though is it because he is trying to make her feel better or is he in fact still involved with Tony. She tells him how miraculous it was on the island, how despite all the odds she and Jack found each other. She tells him that Jack, Jr. was born, and that despite Tony controlling their lives, she had hope, hope that they would return together. She wonders how after getting through all of that, in tears, "How could God take my husband away from me, *again*!" She apologizes, "I just want him, *I want him*!" She wants him there with her, wants him to help her raise their children. He massages her shoulders, trying to comfort her, saying he knows. Though she knows that it never will happen. She realizes she needs to move on with her life. Though she does not sound too sure about it.

Scene Seven: Back at the house, Jack is wiggling out of the rope.

Madison comes back into the room. She bends down next to him smiling, and then touches him again, caresses his hair.

Hhiii!

JACK: Hi.

MADISON: Don't let this go to your head, but I'm going to miss you.

She does not notice that his hands are free. As she is talking he grabs for her neck, and chokes her. She gasps for breath as he brings her down to the floor.

She continues to gasp for breath and gags as he chokes her with all his might. He grunts. Finally she is unconscious. He breaths heavily from the exertion. The scene cuts ahead a few minutes later, a rope is tied around her feet, and up to her hands. Holding the gun, he drags her across the floor.

Jack moves her head, seeing she is definitely out.

Jack walks over and picks up the phone, and punches in a number.

Jack exhales, and puts the phone to his head.

Scene Eight: Jennifer and Patrick enter Maggie's house. She notices a photo on a table and stops. She walks over to it and picks it up. Patrick looks frustrated and walks away. It is a photo of her and Jack [it was from a publicity shot from back in 2001]. She puts the photo to her chest, and fantasizes about her and Jack.

It is Alice and Tom's 75th anniversary. Jack, wearing a suit, drags her away from the rest of the guests into the hallway. Jennifer looks back smiling at what is going on in the other room. Jack has his old sense of humor and personality, subtlety tweaking things that are silly. This fantasy Jack does seem to find the whole anniversary party for a dead man rather silly. Throughout the scene they hold hands.

The fantasy Jennifer, ever the romantic seems to be a little hurt by Jack not finding it romantic.

Jack makes a face and nods in agreement.

Jack immediately tries to counter it so as not to disappoint or anger Jennifer.

Jennifer turns towards him and looks at him lovingly. Jack looks at her with great love.

JACK: I love you Jennifer (smiling).

JENNIFER: I love you more! Ha.... ha.... ha....

Jack is about to respond, he opens his mouth to speak, but she beats him.

Jennifer laughs. Jack bends down and kisses her, and she puts her arm around him, and responds.

Jennifer gets out of her fantasy, and sadly puts back the photo. She hears a sound and turns to see Alice at the doorway.

She walks towards Alice.

Jennifer bends over and gives Alice a tight hug.

A little later they are still hugging. Alice tells Jennifer that if she feels Jack's presence, that is because he is around, and always will be.

Scene Nine: Back at the Deveraux', Jack is on the phone trying to get help, but he seems to be getting nowhere, and is very frustrated.

Jack sighs, and hangs up, and then punches in another number.

He stops and puts down the phone instead. He is about to walk off when he hears Madison's voice.

Jack freezes. He slowly turns around to see Madison, freed from the rope, and pointing the gun at him.

Jack looks at her from the corner of his eye, partially turned, looking disheartened that he again has had his plans thwarted.

Jack stands motionless, sicken by the idea that he has been caught, again, and will probably be sent back to the castle, never to see his family again.