Nova tells Ralph Angel and Charley that there's a mass grave on their farmland dating from the Thibodaux massacre of 1887.

Charley says that Landry Enterprises is over-extended. If they can distract Sam Landry by having Ralph Angel's farmer's co-op get into a bidding war over a piece of property that Sam plans to build a shopping mall on, they may be able to get the Bordelon farm declared a historical site so that it can't be developed.

Dominic uses his connections and gets the Bordelon land declared a historical landmark in record time. Billie tells Prosper that her kids are all grown, and she and Vince are just friends now more than anything else, and she's considering staying in St. Jo's.

Micah gives Isaiah the photo of the two of them and apologizes for his reaction to the homophobic comments made at his art exhibit. Micah says he has strong feelings for Isaiah; he also knows that he's not gay. The two decide that they are good friends.

Charley wants a meeting with Sam Landry, but Parker shows up instead of Sam. Parker threatens to send Ralph Angel back to jail if the Bordelons don't hand over the farm. But Hollywood brings Theo, who says he's done with the Landrys using him, and he will tell the truth about how the Landrys set up Ralph Angel.

Parker says if the farmer's co-op drops the bid on the land near the mall, they'll let the Bordelon family keep their farm. Davis surprises Charley by sneaking back to Louisiana to take her for a late-night, romantic picnic. Charley says she knows what she wants, and she agrees to marry Davis and wants to move back to California.

Darla's water breaks while they're still at the farmhouse. The midwife and the doula won't make it in time. Darla prepares to give birth in their bathtub.