The Last of the Moon Girls

Later that morning, Andrew makes Lizzy breakfast in bed. He takes some work calls and then takes Lizzy back to the farm. She looks around alone before she gets out of the truck. She is upset when she sees the mudroom door broken. There is fingerprint dust all over and belongings tossed around downstairs, but nothing is missing, and the items upstairs haven’t been disturbed. Lizzy changes out of Andrew’s clothes into her own.

When she comes back downstairs, Andrew is counting windows so that he can put new locks on them. He also wants to put in a security system. Luc texts Lizzy, and she tells Andrew that she has to get back to her hard-earned job; their intimate encounter didn’t change her career plans. Also, it’s clear that the people in Salem Creek don’t want her there. They argue about their relationship. Andrew suggests that Lizzy come to Boston. She thinks this is a bad idea, so Andrew tells her to stay at his place while he’s in Boston.

After Andrew leaves, Lizzy goes to the police station and is questioned by Detective Hammond. She then buys groceries to take to Andrew’s house, including supplies to clean up the fingerprint dust.