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Ty struggles with the decision to enroll Bray in preschool and debates whether to pursue a romantic relationship with Thea, fearing what might happen if things fall apart. Meanwhile, Thea’s new game, based on the Perilous Island dream she used against Riggs, is nearly finished. Rem helps her beta-test it, while Thea reflects on her mostly platonic relationship with Ty, shaped by their busy lives and her reluctance to complicate matters.
Although Riggs continues to intrude into her dreams, Thea chooses not to tell her family, unwilling to worry them. While out walking, she uses her gift to help a neighbor predict that her sons will have a successful day fishing. She soon encounters Ty, carrying Bray piggyback. Even though Bray is sweaty, Thea takes him, and they return to her house. Ty shares that he enrolled Bray in school. Thea gifts Bray an Adventures in Endon backpack.
While Bray explores, Rem arrives and briefly speaks with Ty about his intentions toward Thea. After Rem leaves, Ty explains to Thea his hesitancy about dating, primarily concerns over finding childcare. He invites her to dinner and kisses her goodbye. When Bray hugs her tightly, Thea realizes that she loves both the father and his son.