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[Episode 4.49, "Go Your Own Way"]

Following Nick's plan, Jonnie met with rival crime boss Hugh Vaughan, his men and his hostile son, Taggart. Vaughan demanded to know Nick’s motives for advising them to stay away from the docks on the 13th. Jonnie's claim--that it's a peace offering--didn't fly, and Tag accused Jonnie of setting a trap. Vaughan warned Jonnie that Nick's a vicious thug who's not to be trusted. Sick of his role as everyone's patsy, Jonnie suddenly admitted that Vaughan was right--it's all a trap.

Taggart threatened to kill Jonnie if he didn't explain. Literally under the gun, Jonnie revealed that Nick is setting Vaughan up for a stiing by the DA's office--or worse. He shocked the Vaughans by admitting he's an undercover agent for the DA, and even told them what Nick doesn't know--that he's been a mole all along. As proof, he played damning recordings of his conversations with Nick and Ross Granger. Jonnie offered Vaughan a way to turn the 'Operation Mousetrap' around on both Nick and the DA, as long as Vaughan agreed to help Jonnie get free. Later, Jonnie returned to Nick and claimed that the meeting went well, privately torn by the plan he’d set in motion.

Julie got up the courage to speak to her dad about looking for a new job, and though Carlo was disappointed by her leaving Cucina di Fiore, he agreed that if the iCafe job was offered to her, she could go, as long as she maintains her schoolwork and music. The conversation was interrupted by a call from Laurie, who said she needed a favor and asked Julie to dinner with her and Victor. Carlo wasn't pleased and warned Julie to have little to do with Laurie. Aware of her father's dislike for the Nichols family, Julie didn’t reveal that the potential new job would mean working for Ian. 

At the hospital, Charles visited Chelsea to prepare her for the move to his home. He promised her things would be better soon, but Chelsea wasn’t easy to convince. Chelsea wondered if her stepmother Cynthia was really in favor of the situation. Charles hoped that Chelsea's staying with his family would work better than it did when she was a teenager.

After losing a patient in surgery, a downcast Greg called Rena to commiserate. She reassured him and he asked to come by tonight, but she was already falling asleep due to medication. Frustrated, Greg made plans to see her tomorrow instead. Later, Greg came across Chelsea and she expressed her misery about moving in with Charles and Cynthia. Feeling as if he needed to help someone--and having a free room now that Daphne's moved out--Greg shocked Chelsea by offering her a place to stay. Chelsea refused because she hated to be asked out of pity. Greg insisted the offer wasn't merely sympathy--he cares about her. Unsure whether to believe him, she agreed. Greg was pleased, though he suspected the decision would cause major problems with both Charles and Rena.