The season's first episode finds Bonnie and Adam navigating the complexities of their relationship as Adam takes a temporary residence with Bonnie and Christy. Meanwhile, Christy discovers, perhaps painfully, that her attempts to connect wi…

The prospect of a legal career began to feel distant for Christy, the weight of it pressing down with increasing force. A tempting alternative materialized in the form of an offer from Bonnie’s former girlfriend, Jeanine – a position in rea…

A shadow of unease settled over Bonnie when she witnessed Adam smoking before their intimacy, a feeling that she had somehow become less appealing. Seeing the tension bloom between them, Christy attempted to ease the strain, striving to res…

A shadow of concern fell over Christy and Bonnie when Baxter and Candace discovered Roscoe smoking marijuana, leading them to suspect he might be struggling with a substance abuse issue.

Violet lay unwell, and Christy and Bonnie hurried to her side, only to discover that mononucleosis was a minor concern compared to what awaited them.

Upon learning of Roscoe’s experimentation with drugs and alcohol, Christy retreated into a possessive vigilance, her attention fixed upon her twelve-year-old son. She became consumed with a desire to shield him, monitoring his every move wi…

On the anniversary of her mother’s death, Jill reached out for help, and Christy and Bonnie are deeply concerned for her well-being.

A familiar darkness beckons Christy and Bonnie, drawing them back into shadowed pursuits. Adam watches their descent with growing unease, his conscience troubled by the choices they make.

Christy and Bonnie found themselves overwhelmed by the arrival of Adam's boisterous companions.

A subtle ache settled within Christy; she felt a growing distance as Bonnie and the other women maintained the quiet of Jill's impending motherhood.

Bonnie urged Christy to consider pursuing Marjorie’s nephew, Nick, even though it was widely understood he was unavailable.

Christy, Bonnie, Jill, and Wendy inadvertently consumed cookies filled with marijuana.

A shadow of unease fell over Christy as she watched Bonnie’s burgeoning connection with a charming stranger. A disquieting thought took root: that Bonnie's newfound interest might be imperiling Christy’s own relationship with Adam.

Bonnie's grief was a palpable thing, unsettling those around her. Her sorrow became so consuming that Christy finally pleaded with Adam to offer Bonnie a second chance.

Bonnie's discovery of Adam's continued closeness with his ex-wife, Danielle, casts a shadow of concern over Christy. She fears the emotional repercussions might threaten Bonnie’s fragile recovery.

The screech of tires and the crunch of metal brought Christy and Adam's world to a jarring halt. Afterward, amidst the confusion and the rising tide of concern, Bonnie learned a painful truth: she was not listed as either of their emergency…

Christy offers Jill support as she navigates the complexities of fostering, while Bonnie faces difficulties in assuring prospective tenants of her competence as a building manager.

The passing of Bonnie's mother revealed a profound secret she had kept hidden for years. Christy and Bonnie discovered this truth in the wake of their loss.

Christy's sudden embrace of her boyfriend Brad's rigorous health regimen proves a source of irritation for those around her, while Bonnie and Adam find themselves poised to deepen their connection.

When Marjorie steps away from the others, Bonnie naturally becomes the confidante for everyone's troubles, while Christy wrestles with a lingering shadow from her past.

Christy and Jill accompany Emily to a rehabilitation center to visit her mother, Natasha. There, they uncover an unexpected revelation. Meanwhile, Bonnie is tasked with caring for Adam's dog during his absence.

In the season's final episode, Christy attempts to assist Bonnie when the IRS becomes involved, but quickly recognizes the depth of the problem. Understanding her own limitations, she gently urges Bonnie to turn to Ray, the brother she has …