Alice arrives at the cottage to a chaotic scene: open junk food everywhere, Rod Stewart blaring, and Nan and Charlie drinking scotch. She notices a cannabis symbol on Nan’s chocolate bar and realizes they are high. Alice angrily challenges Charlie for getting Nan high in her absence, while Nan, giggly but firm, defends the decision.

Charlie explains that Nan asked him to take her to the cannabis store after choir to try something for her sleep issues. He emphasizes it was a low dose and legal. Nan says she did not tell Alice because she did not want to be treated with kid gloves, which stings Alice, who believed she was being helpful.

As Nan heads to bed, Charlie tries to calm Alice and takes responsibility for the junk food. Alice notices he is dressed up and needles him about it. Charlie’s attention shifts to Alice’s appearance and Harrison’s hoodie, hinting at jealousy, and he asks about the date. Alice says it was nice and that she and Harrison have much in common.

Charlie, tense, quietly asks if Alice completed an item on her list. In a charged moment, Alice removes the hoodie and admits “not with him,” moving close to Charlie. They kiss and physically escalate, with Charlie lifting Alice and both reacting intensely to the encounter.

Alice admits she likes Charlie even though she is mad at him. Charlie says he likes her too but then puts her down and stops, saying they should not continue. When Alice suggests moving to the boathouse, Charlie refuses and insists it is best if they stay friends, despite obvious physical attraction.

Confused and embarrassed, Alice questions him, but Charlie gives no further explanation. He ends the night by calling her “Trouble” and leaving, promising to see her tomorrow.