Bree tries to talk a suspicious Dana down, explaining that a lot of terminal patients refuse treatment

because they’re sick of getting bad news. She even offers to look into the clinical trial if

that will help quell Dana’s gut feeling. At home, Bronte continues to mislead Irene,

claiming that she couldn’t possibly sue her. Irene is resolute – pointing out that the other person is asking for $50,000, so why shouldn’t Bronte?

Dana is understandably concerned to hear that Irene is inviting a lawsuit, and she makes no bones about outing the scheme to John when he drops by the house. She also shows Bree that the link to the mysterious trial in Canada is broken, which is further evidence that something is not right.

At home, Dana quizzes Bronte about the broken link and the trial itself, before boldly laying out her suspicions – that she’s making her illness up. Bronte cries indignant before running to the bathroom. Irene walks in to hear Dana calling her out.

Bronte deftly plays the victim to a sympathetic Irene, who unleashes at Dana to stay out of it. When Dana offloads to Xander, she’s disappointed by his response – he’s with Irene on this one. As Bronte assures her mystery partner in crime that the money is on its way, Dana is right not to trust her – but will anyone believe her?

Meanwhile, Cash tells Eden that he’s worried about her threats to leave the Bay, but assures her that he’s on her side and wants to work things out. Felicity tells Remi and Xander that there’s no point in trying to make up with Eden, who could win an Olympic medal for holding a grudge.

When the warring friends do come face to face, both agree they need to talk. They each apologise, and while Eden warns that she’ll never be friends with Mackenzie or forgive her brother, she hopes they never fight again. The two friends hug it out.