Do You Remember?

Tess realizes that Camila is there to watch her. After seeing the message on her leg, she doesn’t know who to trust or how she’ll manage to call Harry. Lucy calls, but Tess is reluctant to trust her. She considers telling Lucy about the message on her thigh, but she senses she shouldn’t.

Tess suspects that Camila doesn’t like Lucy, but Tess likes Camila. She asks Camila about herself, and she reveals that she was in love once. Their eyes meet, and Tess feels like Camila knows she intends to reach out to Harry. Tess calls him as soon as Camila goes upstairs. Harry points out how weird it is that Tess’s father never returns her calls, so Harry called him. He says her father never received her messages, so Graham must have gotten a burner phone and put Tess’s dad’s voicemail message on it to trick her. Harry is on his way to her father’s house right now, but Tess senses that this is a huge mistake.

Graham comes downstairs for lunch, and Tess sees him leering at Camila. She asks how she and Graham met, and he says that her scarf blew into the ocean at the beach, and he rescued it for her. Tess remarks that this is how Christine and Raoul met in The Phantom of the Opera. Graham snaps at her, particularly irritable. As Camila serves his soup, she “accidentally” tips it into his lap. He insults her and then goes to change his pants.

While he’s gone, Camila apologizes for Graham’s “bullshit stories” and says that Tess deserves the truth. She gives Tess a small key that opens his locked desk drawer. Tess goes upstairs, and just as she’s about to open the drawer, Harry calls. He says not to open it, but she feels this is her only chance to learn the truth. She hangs up and has another “seizure,” recalling a fight she observed between Graham and her father, Douglas. Douglas insisted that she learn the truth, but Graham said it was up to him, her guardian. Tess returns to the present and opens the drawer.

Tess finds a stack of papers and can’t believe what she’s reading. Graham enters the room behind her, looking sad. He explains that she started having headaches every morning and then had a “seizure” while driving. After her accident, doctors found stage IV brain cancer. Treatment didn’t seem to work, so she stopped. Rather than feeling better about the time she had left, however, Tess grew despondent.

Her psychiatrist recommended that she get into a clinical trial for a new injectable drug used to erase trauma victims’ short-term memories. She did and seemed much happier. However, Graham finishes, the medication built up in her system and resulted in her forgetting much of the last decade. Douglas enters the den, and Tess cries in his arms; he fears that she might have been happier before she knew the truth. Harry arrives too. Graham says the doctors give her six months. She asks Graham to continue running her company, but she says she’ll leave him. Graham says he just wants her to be happy. She looks at Harry and knows he’s the one for her.

Tess decides to leave Graham the house and her company. He drops the restraining order against Harry. Camila gets a generous severance, and Ziggy goes with Tess. Harry still claims that Graham isn’t a good guy. Graham puts together a contract, and Harry wants Tess to have a lawyer look it over, but Graham insists that he wouldn’t cheat her. She just wants this to be done, and she’s about to sign when Lucy arrives. Tess feels an intense aversion to her best friend.

Graham tells Lucy that Tess knows about her diagnosis. Lucy admits that Graham stole from Tess and that Tess confronted him just before her accident. Graham denies it all, arguing that he deserves the company after all he did to help Tess through her illness. She doesn’t want to waste her last few months fighting him in court, so she rips up the contract.

A week later, Harry helps Tess pack; they’re leaving for an extended beach vacation. She filed for divorce and is suing Graham for embezzlement. Lucy confessed that Graham recruited her to frame Harry; he never came onto her. Lucy agrees to testify against Graham. Tess wonders what made her reach out to Harry a month ago, after so much time had passed. She thinks there must have been a reason, but she can’t remember it.

One month earlier, Tess sits in the doctor’s office. Her most recent MRI revealed that chemotherapy was successful and her cancer is in remission. Graham is shocked, and Tess rejoices. That night, she makes dinner and thinks about how she’s going to live. She wants to spend her life with Harry.

At dinner, Graham pours them each a glass of water. Tess suggests that she could return to work soon, but Graham demurs. His gaze makes her uncomfortable, and she notices that he isn’t eating. Suddenly, she feels immensely tired and notices a white film in her glass. Graham says she has been the “perfect wife” since she got sick, letting him control everything, and he doesn’t want to go back to the way things were before. She runs to the bathroom and, in red lipstick, writes “FIND HARRY” on her thigh.