Daisy Haites

Christian is worried, because he hasn’t talked to Daisy in several days. He knows Romeo is in town but dismisses his concerns. He also muses on Magnolia’s current relationship with Tom England, doubting it will last. While at the club one night, he runs into Daisy. Romeo is in tow. Christian tries to dismiss his frustrations, reminding himself they’re only friends anyway. Alone, Romeo informs Christian that he and Daisy were together for six years and grew up together. Daisy interrupts, accusing Christian of firing Matt because he was jealous. Christian denies it and questions Daisy about her relationship with Romeo. She insists he’s her best friend and saved her life numerous times.

Julian makes Miguel take Daisy home. Alone, Daisy mulls over her relationships with Christian and Romeo. The next day, she spends time with Romeo, thankful for some company. She doesn’t think they have a future and wonders if Julian would support their relationship now. Later in the day, Tiller turns up. Romeo is furious to hear about his investigation. He’s even more angry when he witnesses Tiller and Daisy flirting.

Christian feels confused about his relationship with Daisy. He worries she’s mad at him but keeps telling himself they’re only friends. To distract himself, he hangs out at the Park Lane house with Henry, Jonah, and Julian. He ends up asking Julian about Daisy and Romeo. Julian reiterates that they have a long history together, and Romeo has repeatedly saved Daisy’s life. He warns Christian that dating Daisy could threaten him. Christian insists they’re only having sex and he isn’t interested in her romantically.

Julian reflects on his and Daisy’s childhood. He remembers the day their family was attacked at the beach. He and Daisy saw both of their parents get murdered by another gang. Daisy was eight and Julian was 18. He assumed immediate control of the family business and Daisy’s care. Although Daisy is an adult now, Julian reminds himself that it’s his responsibility to protect her.

Christian arranges a trip to Prague for himself and the boys. He feels annoyed that BJ and Magnolia aren’t there. He is always waiting for them to break up so he can be with Magnolia again. At the same time, he keeps thinking about Daisy, still unsure what his feelings mean.

Back in London, Christian visits Daisy. He feels emotional but reminds himself he’s still in love with Magnolia. To prove a point, he tells Daisy he slept with someone else in Prague. An angry Daisy demands that he leave.

Daisy begs Julian to let her and the boys go to Italy. Julian relents, and they fly out of London. At Lake Como, Daisy wonders if she and Romeo should sleep together. He carries her bags to her room and insists he’d do anything to be with her again.

Julian reflects on his dating history. He’s had countless sexual partners, but doesn’t believe in commitment because of his work. He wonders if Daisy has been imitating his patterns all these years. Either way, he reminds himself he’d do anything to protect her. He’s still conflicted about Romeo, but at least knows Romeo would do anything to keep Daisy safe.

Christian goes out for drinks with Henry, Jonah, and one of Jonah’s former girlfriends, Taura. Taura interrogates Christian about his relationship with Daisy, insisting he prove he doesn’t like Daisy by kissing her. Christian kisses Taura and immediately realizes he wants to be with Daisy.

Daisy and the boys visit the Bambrillas’ bar on the Italian Lakes. She and Romeo have been spending all their time in Italy together. She likes being around him, but keeps reflecting on their relationship and wondering what it means. Then Tavie Jukes arrives unexpectedly. Daisy is furious when she discovers Romeo and Tavie were seeing each other in New York. Daisy gets upset and dismisses herself to the bar. A stranger approaches her and buys her a drink. Daisy attacks him when she realizes he drugged her drink. Julian and Romeo immediately intercede and escort Daisy out.

At the hotel, Daisy dismisses herself to her room. Romeo finds her and explains himself. Daisy is still upset, but doesn’t resist his touch when he hugs and kisses her.

Daisy and Romeo have sex repeatedly. Afterwards, Romeo reiterates how much he cares for Daisy.

Julian meets with Brown again about the Klimt job. He knows getting involved with him is dangerous, but tells himself he has nothing to worry about. He then gives Brown the terms of their contract.

Daisy and Romeo continue sleeping together throughout their time in Italy. Unsure what she feels, Daisy reminds herself that she and Romeo have been friends forever. She fears their relationship will play out as it did in the past.

Back in London, Christian visits Daisy. They catch up on their respective trips. Christian is annoyed that Daisy has been with Romeo, and tells her he’s been sleeping with other women, too. Daisy reminds herself that Christian will never reciprocate her feelings.

The next morning, Christian is overwhelmed by guilt. He regrets upsetting Daisy, but still can’t make sense of his feelings. Downstairs, he’s annoyed to discover Magnolia hanging out with Henry. He snaps at Magnolia, accidentally revealing that Daisy is with Romeo instead of him. Magnolia does nothing to reassure Christian and leaves for lunch with Henry.

Daisy takes a trip to Paris. She’s glad to get away but can’t stop worrying about the upcoming Belvedere job. Suddenly hating her life, she imagines what she’d do if she were normal. Meanwhile, everywhere she goes reminds her of Christian. She even thinks about him when she’s having sex with Romeo.

Daisy visits the Louvre with Romeo. She’s thrilled by the Hersilia painting—one of her favorite works of art. Suddenly, Tiller appears. Daisy flirts with him, insisting he’s been following her around Europe because he likes her.

Christian takes an impromptu trip to Greece. He thinks about Daisy the entire time he’s away. Over dinner one night, Christian tries not to get upset watching Magnolia flirt with all of his friends. An argument ensues amongst the group. BJ doesn’t like how Christian is treating Magnolia, and he reminds Christian that he and Magnolia are together. Upset, Christian dismisses himself.

Back at their rental, Daisy and Romeo argue about Tiller. Romeo thinks Daisy is sleeping with him despite her protestations. Daisy begs him to have sex, but Romeo is convinced she doesn’t care about him. Daisy insists she doesn’t care about Christian anymore, and they kiss.

Christian goes for a run to distract himself from thinking about Daisy. He still can’t get her out of his head and worries he sabotaged their chance at a relationship. He also fears no one will ever want a long-term relationship with him.

The next day, Christian runs into Magnolia on the beach. He confronts her for using him and toying with his friends. When her friend Gus interjects, Christian considers fighting him. Afraid of himself, he leaves. He stews over his interaction with Magnolia, annoyed that she and BJ are allegedly back together.

On the way back to London, Julian muses on Daisy and Romeo’s relationship. He remembers his decision to send Romeo to New York four years prior. He knows this hurt Daisy, but tells himself it was for the best at the time. Back at the house, he tells Daisy she can be with Romeo now if she wants. She reveals that she’s in love with Christian.

Over breakfast, the boys tease Christian about his feelings for Daisy. They insist he either fight Romeo or profess his feelings to Daisy.