At a student art show at Buckner Hall, Bay finally meets Angelo (Gilles Marini), after he reveals that he found out about the switch through the newspaper. Daphne finds out that Bay is dating Emmett and that prompts her to tell him how she really feels. In the midst of their argument at the car wash, the two share a kiss before Emmett declares his loyalty to Bay, leaving Daphne feeling more alone than ever. Regina decides to open up her own salon, but soon hits a roadblock when she finds out that because of her past credit scores and other issues, she can't get a loan without a co-signer. Things take a turn for the worse when Bay brings Angelo home to meet the Kennishes, resulting in a heated dispute between him and John. Angelo meets Daphne for the first time since he left when she was three and while she's angry, she also demands answers. Angelo also tries to reconnect with Regina, who is still not over the fact that he left their family and didn't trust her when she told him that she didn't have an affair that resulted in Daphne. After his argument with Daphne, Emmett reveals his frustrations regarding deaf-hearing relationships to Bay. They later make up after Toby speaks to Emmett and Emmett uses his voice for the first time in years and says his first words to Bay. In the end, Toby and Wilke finally persuade Emmett to play the drums for Guitar Face once again for an upcoming music festival. And before leaving, Emmett kisses Bay silently angering Daphne. In the car, Wilke admits to Toby, that he likes Daphne before they leave. When Bay asked Daphne if everything worked out, Daphne tells her that since Bay wasn't okay with her dating Liam, she will never be okay with her dating Emmett, stating that she won't give up on him like she has given up on many other things in her life putting Bay in an awkward state. Angelo shows up that night to tell Regina that he is not going back to Chicago and that he wants to start a new life with her, Bay and Daphne as Kathryn looks on through a nearby window.
After revealing her secret, Regina tries to make amends with Daphne and Bay. Daphne decides to move in with her "real family". Meanwhile, Bay tells Emmett that for her birthday, she wants to see her art on a billboard and enlists his help. However, before they get the chance to put her art up, the pair are caught by the police and injured while climbing a barbed wire fence to get away. Bay also meets Emmett's mother Melody, who doesn't approve of their relationship. Melody's dislike of Bay is heightened when she discovers that Emmett has been injured while spending time with Bay, as well as that he wants to take speech therapy in order to better communicate with her. The girls celebrate their sixteenth birthdays with the Kennishes, the Vasquezes, and the Bledsoes. Regina shows up and is accepted into the party by Bay. Emmett gives Bay a scarf, which he later reveals to be a blindfold. He blindfolds Bay and takes her back to the billboard where he has put up her artwork. The two decide that it would be better if Bay told Daphne about them. However, when Bay approaches Daphne to tell her about the relationship, Daphne reveals that she has realized she has feelings for Emmett, leaving Bay in silent horror.
Daphne discovers that Regina’s guitar case is full of pictures of Bay. Regina admits to Daphne that she knew about the switch since Daphne was three years old. Daphne turns to Wilke to escape this new turn of events. Meanwhile, Bay and Emmett’s relationship becomes more serious. However, the two encounter some problems due to their communication barrier and the fact that Bay feels like Emmett puts Daphne before her. Daphne tells Emmett that Regina knew about the switch. The Kennish’s lawyer prepares John and Kathryn for their trial by dredging up old family secrets. Elsewhere, Regina tries to contact her private investigator to find out who he told about the switch. Regina tries to get rid of the guitar case but can’t part with it. Later, during the legal meeting John and Kathryn are shown evidence that Regina knew about the switch for years. Regina reveals to the Kennish family and Daphne that she found out about the switch when Angelo had a DNA test done before deciding to leave her and Daphne. Everyone is in shock. No one more so than Daphne, who doesn’t know who she can trust anymore. Bay is in just as much pain, believing that her biological mom didn't want her. Bay turns to Emmett for comfort, and Regina leaves the Kennish house.
Bay believes she's uncovered her birth father's identity. She asks Daphne and Emmett to accompany her when she goes to meet him. Meanwhile, John and Kathryn suspect Regina is to blame for the hospital's recent action regarding their lawsuit. Bay finds out that the man she thought was her father isn't actually him. Regina talks to Toby about his addiction to poker, and he ends up taking responsibility for his actions. Daphne asks Emmett if something is going on with him and Bay, but he replies that nothing is. However, Emmett later tells a surprised Bay that he likes her and then proceeds to kiss her. Daphne unlocks and opens the guitar case that supposedly belonged to Bay's father after figuring out that the code is BAY. The contents reveal that Regina knew about the switch and has been keeping track of Bay for most of her life.
Daphne joins an advanced cooking class at Buckner Hall, but soon comes across some difficulties because she is Deaf. This leads to Daphne becoming more self-conscious and insecure. Bay and Emmett bond while working together to find Bay's biological father, and they discover that his name is Angelo Sorrento. Elsewhere, Toby and Wilke draw up and enact a plan to steal a chemistry test in order to pay off their poker-playing debts.
John catches Bay sneaking in after a night out with Ty and invites him to chili night, when Ty reveals that he has enlisted in the army and is leaving in three days. Daphne and Emmett play poker with Toby against Toby's friends, but Toby explodes on Daphne when she makes a wrong move. Regina and Bruce bond, and Bay tells Ty goodbye.
Bay learns that Daphne is seeing her ex-boyfriend Liam, while Daphne, Kathryn, and Regina learn that Bay is seeing Ty. The truth about the switch and the gossip makes Kathryn uncomfortable after hearing a rumor that Daphne is John and Regina's love child. Bay feels like Daphne is trying to steal her life and gets upset after a Kennish family photo is taken without her in it. Emmett fills in as the drummer for Toby's band, 'Guitar Face.' He gets jealous when he finds out that Daphne is dating Liam, which results in an argument before he leaves. Daphne ends up breaking things off with Liam because of Bay and other outside pressure, and Regina hits it off with Denise's ex-husband Bruce.
Bay begins asking questions about her biological father, which her grandmother and Regina refuse to answer. Regina insists that "The best thing that guy ever did was leave." Daphne and John bond over their love of basketball. Daphne loves this at first, as she has never had any 'father daughter moments' with her 'deadbeat adopted father,' but quickly becomes annoyed with John when he takes his coaching too seriously. John also meets Melody (Marlee Matlin), who is Emmett's mother and one of Regina's closest friends. Kathryn gets Regina a job at her friend's hair salon, and rumors fly regarding the Kennish-Vasquez living situation. Melody helps Regina overcome her worries regarding getting close to Bay. Kathryn admits the truth about Daphne and Bay to one of her friends, Denise, in order to end the rumor that John had an affair with Regina years before and Daphne is their 'love child.' Daphne gives Bay a photo of Regina when she was pregnant, which was taken by Bay's biological father.
Episode two starts with Daphne waking up in the guest house. She goes to the window as a smile spreads across her face. She looks out at the same pool she had admired not so many days ago. She looks happy to be alive and blessed to be in beautiful surroundings.
Then next scene we see Bay arrive to invite Daphne, Regina and Grandma over to the Big house for breakfast. Bay spouts on about popovers, jam and juice before realizing Daphne is holding a sugary cereal obviously one Bay is forbidden to eat. Bay who has everything is jealous of the freedom Daphne has in her world. Regina refuses the invite as well grandma heads out the door for work. Daphne accepts and hands the box of cereal to Regina before following Bay out the door. “What the hell are popovers,” Regina says to herself as the door closes.
Daphne’s eager arrival at the big house turns to frustration as everyone is talking at once and making jokes but they all seem unaware she had no idea what they are saying. I will insert here for the Kennish’s to be so gung ho about having their daughter around they are quite selfish. The idea of having a daughter to them is more one of possession; ah yes we found this child that we didn’t know was missing lets make her into mini us’. She supposedly has to want what they want or be who they want her to be but they are inconsiderate in other ways. They do not seem to see her as a person who had a life before she met them or someone used to living quite well without them.
Some time during breakfast the family invites Daphne, Regina and Grandma to the Thursday night barbecue they have each week. Daphne is excited at the process of something different as she volunteers to make her special brownies for the event. At one point it finally hits them that Daphne is not enjoying their conversation as much as they are when she makes a comment about Rhubarbs they have clearly been discussing for a while. Suddenly the light goes on in their head, Yes we are selfish, of course they just think we forgot she is deaf. It is a prime example of them getting ahead of themselves in dealing with Daphne who though is quite self sufficient she also needs some special attention. Toby who I have liked since the start makes a comment as he walks behind Daphne’s chair, “Its kinda like hanging out with grandpa.” This seems out of character for Toby. He has been the one to accept Daphne from day one.
Daphne excuses herself as Emmett arrives to pick her up for school on his motorcycle. The Kennish’s follow her outside to meet him. Emmett knows Dad Kennish from some sports thing and he tells Daphne who interprets for him. But despite this interaction they still don’t like that Daphne rides the motorcycle with Emmett. They briefly discuss Emmett and the motorcyle before Regina comes outside to tell Daphne its time they went off to school. The Kennish’s discuss the motorcyle riding and Daphne for a few boring moments outside before Bay and Toby go off to school. The parents decide they are going to find a way to keep Daphne from riding with Emmett. Again this is their way of trying to fix Daphne’s life even though her life is going along just find without their interference. The only they they have done so far to help that makes sense is to offer them a place to live. At this junction I am beginning to believe that supposed selfless act was one so they could keep an eye on Daphne and two because they think Regina is irresponsible with her money though they won’t say it. Why else would she needed a place to live right?
Emmett and Daphne at school is up next. Daphne complains about the disaster that was breakfast and Emmett listens to her view the best he can. He decides its all normal for hearing people.
Back at the Big House Mom returns from working out to argue with Dad about the attorney and the malpractice lawsuit they may or may not pursue. Mom, Catherine, I keep forgetting to add her name, is more concerned about the motorcycle than suing. Dad tells her she needs to go to talk to Regina about the motorcycle.
Immediately we are back at school where we see Liam with Bay. Bay is chattering about being grounded but that she wants to hang out with Liam. Liam reminds her they broke up and since Bay has not shared that she is not who she always thought she was then the conversation is moot. Liam walks away because he has no clue what to think of Bay anymore except that she is all about drama.
At the guest house, Catherine arrives to find Regina trying to get the wall paper off the wall. Now I do not think that remodeling is the first thing you do when you move in a new place; especially one that does not belong to you. You first take some time to get to know the place so it can lead you to the changes that should be made or maybe that is me. Catherine rambles on about Thursday’s barbecue even though she is appalled about Regina tearing apart her guest house. Regina accepts the barbecue invite before Catherine leaves to go complain to Dad.
Liam who is now done with Bay goes to the deaf school to find Daphne. He is still in the dark about the relationship between the two but he did hit it off with Daphne when he met her. The first person he sees is Emmett. Okay out of all the people at the school Emmett is the only one hanging at the entrance, right? Reluctantly, Emmett takes him to Daphne. Emmett delivers Liam to Daphne and lets her know if she needs him to take Liam Down then he can do it. I like Emmett he seems like the kinda of long suffering guy that really likes Daphne but will never tell her.
Liam reintroduces himself before Emmett walks away. Daphne remembers him of course and their exchange is very cute. Liam says he is not a stalker and it turns out her favorite restaurant is owned by Liam’s dad. Liam keeps apologizing for all his wrong comments. I like the chemistry with these too. Daphne likes Liam but Emmett is not as impressed because Liam is a rich football guy.
At the Big house, Bay is trying to get out of the house even though she is grounded. she is begging to go to the art store but Catherine says no so she goes to Regina for sympathy. Bay tells Regina she thinks her being at home for a week and its all wrong. Regina has no sympathy for her situation and tells her if it was her she would have been grounded for a month. Bay seems surprised the other woman was not on her side with this situation.
After the break, Regina asks Bay to help her with the painting in the guest house. Daphne shows up in the Big house kitchen looking for a mixer about the same time. What I hate about this shows is when they have so much going on at once we get this short scenes back to back with different characters and it seems all over the map and confusing time wise. Daphne roams the kitchen looking at all the fancy stuff and surprises Toby who now is all friendly and ready to harass his sister. He grabs her bowl as he starts eating the raw dough from the bowl. This is the moment Dad roams in the kitchen, he won’t help Daphne against Toby’s teasing because Dad insists Toby has a lot of making up to do on bugging his sister.
At the guest house bonding ensues with Regina and Bay who suddenly have all the same interests in Latina Art and they quote something from one of them. I believe the scene would have more effect if Regina had been more emotional about Bay all along. She has been standoffish and more concerned about how she feels about losing Daphne then about gaining a daughter herself. I know I said it last time but its still true to me. It just does not come across as genuine at this point because there has not been a real build up. Yes she has made comments but they have all been matter of fact like.Then she goes on to basically tell Bay she has a predisposition for being an alcoholic which I do believe is malarky. A person has to make their own choices it is wrong for this SHOW to preach you cannot help being an alcoholic its all in your blood.
Ty shows up with the mail at the guest house. Regina sees that there is something going on with Bay and Ty so she makes an excuse to go outside. Yes she can tell her daughter she should stay away from alcohol but gives her free rein when there is a boy in the house, makes a lot of sense. I do like Ty though he is cute, cool and Bay is smitten. They ramble on about junk mail, eggplants and painting before he leaves. Ty asked how much Regina is paying for the guest house and again Bay has the chance to tell him his connection to them but she does not.
The next scene is the grownups aka Kennish’s at the lawyers office trying to find out about pursuing the lawsuit which a few seconds later is them at the barbecue. Dad tries to show Daphne how to grill but Daphne is lost because he talks so fast. Mom, Catherine wants to talk to Regina again about the motorcycle but they start off by mentioning the lawsuit.
The discussion does not go well with Regina because they make it seem like its the worse thing for Daphne to be on a motorbike. Regina defends her claim because people don’t focus when driving these days. Catherine thinks Emmett’s lack of hearing makes him a risk. They are interrupted when Daphne tells them dinner is ready; she has no idea they are arguing or seems to not have noticed.
After the break, the dinner goes down hill fast. Catherine wants to say grace and Regina doesn’t want to but Daphne decides to lead. Daphne says grace with her hands and everyone tries to smile. Catherine asks Daphne is she can drive her to school but Regina breaks in with the real reason. Their is an argument and Regina leaves the table while Daphne reluctantly follows her.
Regina starts packing her stuff as soon as she is in the guest house. She uses what the Kennish’s said earlier about deaf people not driving to use in her argument as she speaks with Daphne. Regina seems immature a lot in this show. It’s like she takes the worse a person can show her and tells Daphne to make her see it as her point. I think she is manipulative. I really wonder what her secret is. Daphne is disappointed by Regina’s behavior.
In the Big house, Bay confronts Catherine with the whole if you don’t like Regina then maybe you don’t like me because I come from her spill. Bay leaves of course despite being grounded, though she does tell Toby who is in the garage playing his guitar.
Grandma confronts Regina after Daphne leaves and tells her that she needs to make things work. Regina thinks she has to defend her territory or basically all the work she has put into raising Daphne.
Bay shows up at Ty’s looking for a “lookout” so she can do some tagging as she destresses. He is more than willing to help. He realizes right away its just a way for them to get to spend some time together because he compares it to his lame attempt earlier when he dropped off the mail at the guest house.
Liam and Daphne are at the music store in the next scene. I assume that she called him to meet her because it never tells us how they met up. This type of editing is used a lot in the tv dramas the similar situations are used back to back to show us the comparisons like a search online for finding a product. They discuss lip reading, music and why its not all that easy to figure out what people are saying when you cannot hear them.
Back to Bay and Ty where we find them getting ready to put up the poster on a wall that already has graffiti. I am totally convinced the art that Bay likes the best is by Ty though he does not confess to it at all. “This is the strangest first date I ever been on,” Ty says at one point.
At the music store Daphne illustrates how its a headache to read lips its a cute scene. She has Liam put on heads phones while she talks to him then has him try to repeat what she has said back to her. Liam fails miserably.
Then to the parents talking …..blah blah blah….are we doing the right thing. Bay is our child, Daphne was raised by Regina…blah blah blah.Dad wants to get a lawyer involved to make things legal for Daphne. but how would they deal if Regina did the same I wonder….too much dialogue about stuff we already know.
Outside the record store they met up with Liam’s friends and they are jerks. They make fun of a deaf kid they knew as youngsters and Daphne is irritated. Daphne shows them some sign language but gives them the wrong sign for what they wanted. Emmett who must have been watching calls Daphne who then excuses herself to leave as Liam sees his friends have not helped his case at all.
Bay and Ty say goodbye after putting up the poster. Ty tells Bay its good to have people fighting over her when he has no one on his side. They discuss painting with motivation, fate and life and then kiss.
Daphne and Bay arrive at the house at the same time. They talk briefly though nothing bonding but they are both teens and in a similar situation so I guess that is the point. They say good night after a few seconds.
Bay tries to sneak in the window but Dad is there and he catches her. He agrees with her that the dinner had been a disaster. Bay thinks its all her fault because of the blood test she initiated. Dad makes some random statement about daughters but tells Bay not to tell Catherine he caught her coming in the house. Oh yes another bonding moment.
In the guest house, Regina wants to talk to Daphne. They chat generally about the situation and Regina promises to be less difficult.
In the morning Regina goes over to the Big house and Dad confesses he caught Bay coming in last night. He admits, though not modestly, that if he can’t keep up with one daughter how can he deal with two. Regina also confesses that she had resisted Daphne riding the motorcycle for a while. She also says she wished she had help with Daphne before and is glad for help in a small way.
The kids show up a few seconds later. Daphne finally explains she needs them basically to remember she is deaf and she is not able to always keep up with their talking. Mom apologizes before she hugs her. Emmett arrives just then to pick her up and Mom just rambles about not being okay with the motorcycle. Regina sets her straight on the issue. She says they need to respect her decision to let Daphne ride with Emmett. The kids leave right away. Regina emphasizes that she does not want to be involved in a lawsuit. They try to convince her but because she leaves. Catherine and Dad think she is hiding something.
Okay so this is the third time I have seen this episode on television. I was torn as to whether I was going to do a recap. I liked the episode as far as it goes but there was no big push to make this effort until today. I happen to have the time and so here it is. I give the episode a solid 5 because if not for the cutsy couple stuff I probably wouldn’t be that inclined to watch it tonight. I am still enjoying Vanessa Marano’s performance as Bay as well as Ty, Daphne and Liam. I hope Toby finds some even footing on his character soon and I doubt I will ever be gung ho for any of the parents. I will just take things week by week.
Bay Kennish discovers during a biology class that she has an extremely rare blood type (AB) which is different from her parents. Intrigued by her new discovery, Bay convinces her parents, Kathryn and John, to visit a genetic testing facility where it’s confirmed that Bay is not their biological daughter, The hospital finds out that the babes of two families were switched at birth.
Days later, the Kennishes are introduced to their biological daughter Daphne and her mother Regina Vasquez. They are surprised to see that Daphne is deaf. Both families react differently, but both are shocked at how long they took to see the signs.
Bay is angry and upset, acting unfriendly towards Daphne, who offers only smiles and kindness. Like her newly found daughter, Regina does not act warmly towards the open-hearted Kennishes.
While Bay blasts music and the parents discuss the recent events, Daphne and her biological brother Toby bond over a house tour and a fun game of basketball. Regina leaves, and John drives Daphne home later. John is shocked at the neighborhood - it is the complete opposite to his fancy mansion, which includes tennis courts, a swimming pool, a guesthouse and a garage Bay uses for "art".
Bay, meanwhile, has gone to a piercing salon with her boyfriend Liam, complete with a fake ID to get her nose done. Liam is not encouraging, and confronts her about how strange she has been acting lately (unknown to Liam, the reason is Bay finding out about her biological parents). Bay is defensive and angry, and when Liam asks why she is so hard on people, she suggests a break. Liam agrees and leaves on a bad note.
Kathryn is looking through a baby album, lost in thought, when John arrives. He shares his concerns about Daphne and Regina's house, and Kathryn agrees "they have to get her out of there."
At breakfast, Bay is rebelling against her rich parents, still angry and confused. She shows off her flashy new stud and whips out a cigarette, to Kathryn's shock. When questioned, she says she is just "living the life she was supposed to live."
John Kennish visits Regina, telling her about cochlear implants. Regina, of course, has already heard of them. John offers the money needed to 'fix' Daphne - about $100 000 plus speech therapy - and Regina turns on him, furious. She explains that Daphne is happy and comfortable how she is, and the sooner John accepts her lack of hearing, the better it will be for all of them.
At the Carlton School for the Deaf, Daphne has a sign language conversation with a friend about how her life could have been, if there hadn't been the mix up. They realize that if she had gone home with her biological parents like she was meant to, she probably wouldn't be deaf.
Bay visits Regina and Daphne's neighborhood, before leaving after a confrontation with a neighbor who doesn't like seeing "rich white girls" around. The neighbor,"Ty", is later revealed to be acquainted with Daphne.
John comes to Daphne's school, where she is practicing basketball. He suggests that Daphne attends the private school Bay goes to - Buckner Hall. He clearly doesn't approve of schools full of deaf people. Daphne acknowledges Bay's less than friendly behavior. She agrees to think about the school, and he agrees to give her time and set up a tour. Before he leaves, he requests that she doesn't tell Regina about the idea of moving schools.
The scene cuts to Buckner Hall, where Daphne is on a tour with Kathryn and John. She is overwhelmed and uncomfortable. Bay spots her through a window, and explains to her friend that Daphne is just "some girl her parents are tutoring." Daphne asks to walk around alone, and comes across Liam - the boy Bay had recently broken up with. Liam flirts and Daphne jokes around, but the bell rings and their meeting is cut short.
Bay is furious at her parents for trying to make Daphne go to her school. John sees her piercing for the first time, and tries to get her to take it out, but to no avail. She storms away.
On the steps of Buckner Hall, Toby sees Daphne and the siblings exchange small talk. Daphne's best friend, Emmett Bledsoe, drives up on a motorbike. He too is deaf, and attends Carlton with Daphne. Toby is still oblivious to manners around the hearing impaired, and Emmett - who rarely speaks - is not impressed.
Meanwhile, Bay is seen spraying graffiti art on a wall in the Vasquez's neighborhood using handmade stencils. When she's finished, there is a painting of a girl in a pink dress getting ready to smash the wall. Ty approaches her again, and Bay is flustered and annoyed. He half flirts, and agrees to keep another of her secrets - this time her illegal painting habits. Bay offers a smile and leaves.
On their way home from Buckner the same time Emett arrived to take Daphne, John and Kathryn see Daphne on a motorbike. Kathryn was appalled, and while John is doing paperwork she admits to doing a background check on Regina. She had discovered that Regina had two DUIs - offences for driving under influence.
The scene cuts to Regina and her mother - who lives with them - walking along the street near their house. Adrianna(Daphne's grandmother) suggests letting Bay come for dinner. Regina is completely against the idea, especially given her house compared to the Kennish Mansion. The women find that Regina's car has been broken into, and her phone charger and two dollars has been stolen. This is a big hit to Regina, who then gets a call from the police. Her face changes into shock, and she tells Adrianna that Daphne has been arrested.
Regina rushes to the police station, who finds, instead of Daphne, a smirking Bay.
Bay is lectured by two moms.Bay sits between Regina and Kathryn at the station, getting a lecture from the latter about buying beer with a fake ID. The two mothers clash over parenting policies, and Kathryn makes a crack about court dates sounding familiar to Regina. Regina is affronted, and explains that the offences were twelve years ago. Kathryn refuses to let it go, asking whether she was drunk when Daphne got sick. John tries to break it up, but eventually sides with his wife while Bay gets more and more annoyed. Eventually Bay walks out of the station alone.
Later, the Kennish parents are cruising the roads, looking for their missing daughter (Bay). Kathryn is upset at herself for not realizing at the hospital that Bay wasn't Daphne. They discuss how bitter-sweet it was, because they got Bay out of it.
A stressed Daphne talks to her grandmother about her difficult choice - Buckner or Carlton? The question seems to her a question of John and Kathryn, or Regina? Regina returns home, and Adrianna encourages Daphne to talk to her, which she does. Daphne explains that even though Regina will always be her mother, she needs to get to know her biological parents. She tells her about Buckner, and about wanting to go. Regina shuts her down ("Absolutely not.") and tries to discourage her daughter. Both leave frustrated and angry.
Bay is sitting on a curb when Toby picks her up. When she says that nobody can understand, he points out that someone can - Daphne.
Bay and Daphne talk.It's later that night. Daphne is scared, seeing a face out the window. It turns out to be Bay, who climbs through the window. The two bond over music - Daphne can feel the beat if it's loud enough - and then Bay discovers that Regina is a talented artist. Daphne then confesses that her and her mother are struggling to pay the rent, and so they are going to move to her uncle's house out of town.
The next morning, Bay is still at Daphne's. She meets Adrianna - her own, biological grandmother. Regina starts to lecture Bay before being reminded that she was just like her when she was her age.
Bay walks into her own kitchen - at the Kennish's house - with red streaks in her hair. Kathryn is shocked, until Bay explains they're just clips. She also admits the stud was just a sticker and she never got the real thing done. The two embrace, and Bay suggests that the Vasquez family moves into their guesthouse.
The scene changes - Bay's idea has become reality, and Daphne's family is moving in. Helping them with the move is Ty, and Daphne explains "he's like my big brother."
The episode comes to a close. Bay begins to wonder about her biological father; Regina and Kathryn have a firm and cool conversation; Emmett shows up on his motorbike and departs with Daphne.
