The arrival of Bonnie’s mother, a woman she had long avoided, stirred a complicated tension between Bonnie and Christy. The question of forgiveness hung in the air, a fragile thing that threatened to shatter under the weight of past hurts.

At their gathering, Christy and Bonnie resolved to offer assistance to Jodi, a young woman struggling with addiction whom they had recently encountered.

Having helped Jodi, a woman rebuilding her life after addiction, regain her footing, Christy and Bonnie discovered an unexpected pull – a compelling satisfaction in the act of assisting others. This newfound inclination led them to embrace …

A warmth spread through Christy at Violet's words – a desire for closer companionship and a stronger bond between them. Meanwhile, Bonnie resolved to mend fences with Beverly, her longtime rival in the building.

The aftermath of Roscoe’s parent-teacher conference left Christy feeling acutely uneasy around Baxter’s girlfriend. Meanwhile, Bonnie found herself engaging in flirtatious banter with someone entirely unexpected.

Regina resists the label of alcoholic, but Wendy gently suggests they all attend a holiday dance where alcohol is not served.

Christy prepared a dinner that included Violet’s prospective mother-in-law, a woman known for her exacting standards. Meanwhile, Steve harbored a desire to deepen his connection with Bonnie.

Christy’s presence catches the attention of Fred, Candace’s affluent and affable father, sparking immediate disapproval from Candace and Baxter. However, Bonnie urges Christy to allow him a chance.

Candace finds it increasingly challenging to witness Christy’s blossoming romance with Fred. Meanwhile, Bonnie relishes the advantages that accompany Christy’s association with a man of considerable wealth.

To evade her former boyfriend, Bonnie persuaded Christy to accompany her to a newly established Alcoholics Anonymous meeting. There, amidst the unfamiliar faces, they unexpectedly encountered Jeanine, a woman from Bonnie’s past—a face she h…

Christy attempts to support Julian, a strikingly handsome man recently embracing sobriety through Alcoholics Anonymous, yet her growing feelings for him introduce unforeseen difficulties. Separately, Bonnie eagerly accepts an invitation to …

Upon hearing Marjorie’s announcement of her wedding plans, Christy and Bonnie were eager to ensure the day would be truly memorable for her.

A difficult predicament unfolded for Christy, Jill, and Wendy when they agreed to assist Bonnie in smuggling an illicit substance across the Canadian border.

When Bonnie faces a health scare, Christy strives to offer unwavering support as Bonnie navigates a difficult emotional journey.

Bonnie gently probes, attempting to draw out an admission from Christy – a confirmation that lingering affection for Baxter still resides within her.

With the restaurant shuttered for remodeling, Christy finds herself working as Jill’s personal assistant. Meanwhile, Bonnie answers a misdirected phone call and unexpectedly develops feelings for the man on the other end, Adam.

Christy urged Bonnie to spend time with Adam, a charming new acquaintance, but soon discovered that his initial appeal was a deceptive facade.

The arrival of Travis (Jesse Luken), Jodi’s boyfriend and the one present when she overdosed, at an Alcoholics Anonymous meeting presents Christy with a difficult challenge: offering him the empathy he desperately requires. Meanwhile, Bonni…

Though battling a severe illness, Christy remains determined to sit for her final exams. Meanwhile, Bonnie is consumed by fury, suspecting her boyfriend, Adam, of infidelity.

Christy felt a pang of disappointment as she shared the news of her Dean's List placement, finding Bonnie's reaction strangely muted.

Conflicting accounts of Violet and Gregory's separation leave Christy and Bonnie uncertain of the truth.

Christy’s ambition to practice law faces a harsh awakening as the true cost of her education becomes starkly apparent. Meanwhile, a shift in dynamics occurs at home: Bonnie assumes the role of disciplinarian for Violet.