A simmering fury consumed Bonnie as Christy’s mounting financial woes jeopardized their home. Simultaneously, Christy offered assistance to Jill, a woman navigating the difficult path to sobriety.

Christy fostered a conviction that all was well, despite the precariousness of their living situation. It was, perhaps, unexpected that Bonnie was the one to gently nudge her back toward reality.

Hoping to mend fractured bonds, Christy and Bonnie find a house steeped in history and vibrant with character. Simultaneously, Bonnie endeavors to mediate a reconciliation between Christy and Alvin.

As Christy sought to understand the source of Violet’s unsettling shifts in demeanor, Bonnie focused her efforts on securing employment.

Christy harbored a complicated sentiment toward Candace and Baxter’s burgeoning romance, while a palpable tension grew between Alvin and Bonnie.

Christy and Bonnie found themselves enveloped in a world of ease when Christy’s affluent mentee, Jill, requested their company on her first evening back in society after rehabilitation.

Haunted by regrets, Christy seeks to atone for actions of her past. Inspired by her example, Bonnie resolves to right the wrongs she has committed against Alvin over the years.

The carefully constructed facade of their lives begins to crumble as Christy and Bonnie attend Violet’s therapy session, bringing with them long-buried family secrets.

Christy’s quiet evening solitude is disrupted when she encounters Andy, her neighbor – a man both handsome and unattached. Meanwhile, Bonnie and Alvin's carefully laid romantic plans are thrown into disarray by the unexpected arrival of Alv…

Christy, belatedly aware that her days as a waitress had stretched far beyond her initial plans, began to consider a different path. Meanwhile, Bonnie and Alvin embarked on a nostalgic quest, hoping to recapture echoes of their younger year…

A sudden loss has cast a pall over the Plunkett home.

Following the loss of someone dear, Bonnie often struggles with her emotions, and it is Christy who steps in to manage the fallout.

Christy, deeply troubled by her sister Bonnie’s response to Alvin’s passing, makes the difficult decision to seek professional assistance for her.

Christy's promotion to restaurant manager brought with it an unexpected weight of responsibility. She soon found that leadership presented challenges distinct from her previous role. Meanwhile, Bonnie discovered a persistent adversary withi…

A spark ignites within Christy, revealing a newfound passion. Meanwhile, Bonnie approaches her responsibilities as secretary with an almost excessive dedication.

A profound unease settled over Christy and Bonnie as they encountered Regina, the stark reality of her time behind bars etched onto her very being. The transformation was startling, a silent testament to the enduring power of confinement.

A shadow of concern fell over Christy and Bonnie when they learned of Violet’s new companion; he was, to their dismay, old enough to be her father.

Following a back injury, Christy takes Bonnie to see a distinguished physician.

Bonnie went to considerable lengths to conceal a significant secret from Christy.

Following Bonnie's return to illness, the women from her support group convened to assist her through the difficult process of weaning herself from pain medication. Yet, Christy resolutely declined to participate in their efforts.

Christy and Bonnie’s fractious dynamic consistently made them ill-received, casting a shadow wherever they traveled.

In the second season finale, Roscoe's announcement of a desire to live with his father lands squarely on Christy's shoulders, and she bears the brunt of the blame.