Jo described her parents’ quirky blue seaside house and noted that her childhood room remained unchanged. The morning after the Revelry announcement, Wyn brought Jo strong coffee and asked about the tough night. Jo’s memories were blurred, but she recalled the Revelry’s impending closure and her parents’ retirement.

Wyn teased Jo with a video of Jo drunkenly crawling up the stairs and celebrating at the top, which Wyn had already posted to Facebook. Their banter turned to local names and memories, including Wyn’s joking comments about past pill use in the family and a slip where Wyn said "Ami" before correcting to "Cheryl," signaling a memory lapse.

Wyn suggested that Van was back in town and complained about good neighbors moving away, replaced by Airbnbs, noting that Mitch and Gigi could not afford a nearby house. Jo felt she was forgetting something from the previous night but could not place it.

Wyn then found a sticky note reminding Jo about a 10 a.m. coffee with Gigi at Cool Beans. With her back turned, Wyn broached the Revelry news, saying she and Hank did not know how else to tell the family and thanking Jo for being understanding, which stopped Jo from voicing her objections. Wyn went out to garden, leaving Jo alone with her thoughts.

Jo massaged her hangover and tried to piece together the night at the piano, recalling the disembodied male voice. She mused that talking to an imaginary voice was better than worse drunken behavior and imagined what the man might look like. The moment ended with the same deep, soft voice speaking again in her head, confirming it was not a one-off hallucination.