After recalling Gran’s wish to send her to a kind private school and own a small home, Molly and Juan are interrupted by their landlord, Mr. Rosso. He announces long-ignored repairs but reveals he is converting the units to condos, demanding they buy their run-down two-bedroom for about half a million within eight weeks or vacate. He also warns that the Fabergé egg cannot remain in the building. After he leaves, Molly and Juan discuss dreams of owning a small bed-and-breakfast, though Molly is anxious about counting on money not yet realized.

That night, spam calls surge because Cheryl has posted Molly’s photo and is selling her phone number online; Mr. Snow promises to force deletions, but the damage is done. Molly sleeps poorly, fearing that sudden wealth may cost her job and home. In the morning, Mr. Preston arrives to drive them to the hotel, concerned about attention as the Hidden Treasures episode is set to air early. He hints that he recognizes some of Gran’s old items from the shoebox but defers the discussion.

At the hotel entrance, Speedy playfully dubs Molly the “Millionaire Maid,” and Mr. Preston warns him to restrict access. In housekeeping, Molly finds a confrontation: Cheryl has been selling photos of Molly, claiming forged autographs, and previously sold Molly’s phone number. Molly confiscates and trashes the photos, threatens disciplinary action, and sends the team to work, assigning Sunshine and Sunitha to monitor Cheryl.

While working rooms on the third floor with Lily, Molly declines to rewatch the show. Lily voices frustration that people like Cheryl spoil good news, and Molly replies with Gran’s maxim about keeping bad eggs close. An elderly Bee-liever couple then arrives, recognizes Molly from TV, and thanks her for giving “little people” hope, even though their own finds were worthless; Molly and Lily send them off with chocolates and soap.

When Molly takes laundry to the lobby, a crowd swarms her for autographs and questions, and someone rips off her name tag. Mr. Snow extracts her through a staff corridor, apologizing that guests are demanding bookings only if Molly is their maid. He says VIPs are waiting in his office with news about the egg.

In Mr. Snow’s office, Stanley Brown, Barry Beagle, and their showrunner Steve report that extensive research—including inquiries to Serena Sharpe and Jenkins—has found no credible claimant to the egg. They recommend a fast sale while interest peaks and propose holding an auction at the Regency Grand the following week, projecting a price exceeding fifteen million dollars. Overwhelmed, Molly says she wants the ordeal over and her normal life back, and the group locks in the auction for one week.