Speaking of Ignacio, he and Betty have it out, because she feels betrayed by the whole lying about being in the country legally thing. She eventually apologizes and tells him that he doesn't owe her an explanation but he gives her one anyway, and it's a doozy: apparently, Hilda and Betty's mother was first married to a rich but abusive man in Mexico, and Ignacio was their chef. Ignacio eventually murdered the abusive first husband and he and the girls' mother ran off to the United States. He never applied for amnesty or a green card because of he's a murderer!
Daniel falls in instant lust with a mysterious beauty he sees in the Mode lobby (guest star Salma Hayek) and asks for Betty's help in finding out the lady's identity. She turns out to be a best-selling author and a high-powered new editor at Meade, who is shamelessly manipulating Daniel and also about a hundred and ninety-six percent smarter than he is. Daniel's is having very bad luck with the ladies. When he continues to treat poor Amanda like crap, she confesses that she hates being his booty call, and breaks it off with him.
As for Wil, she's got her hands full with Nico, who's decided that she wants to go to school in New York instead of Paris, and who also decides to do a whole lot of acting out to get her mother's attention. It doesn't work because Nico simply can't outsmart Wil, but it does work in the sense that Wil has some second thoughts about the way she's parenting her child. Does this mean we will see Nico again?
On the Fey Sommer Mystery Tour it's Fey's birthday, and guess what happens? She reappears, just in time for Bradford to catch a glimpse of her hanging around her tomb.
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