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While talking to Robinson about his upcoming school dance, Holly realizes RJ missed out on this quintessential social milestone and she sets out to give him the experience he deserves. After RJ shares his fear of rejection, Holly calls on his mentors to give him advice on asking a girl to dance. On the big night of the dance, Holly comes on too strong trying to encourage RJ to socialize, causing him to completely shut down.
As Holly finishes up her work on the film set in Vancouver, Rodney continues to parent solo. Being the stricter parent, he puts the boys to work doing chores, and uses this as incentive when Robinson asks to re-decorate his room. If Robinson works hard around the house, he can earn a new bed and furniture he is wanting. However, when Holly gets home, she has her own ideas when it comes to Robinson’s requests, and she and Rodney and don’t see eye to eye.
Leah Townsend has always been a people pleaser. From her childhood as a senator’s daughter to her career as a successful author, Leah goes out of her way to avoid conflict. So strong is her desire to keep the people around her happy that Leah is also too afraid to let her longtime boyfriend Edward Crouse know that their relationship is in a rut—the same date night, at the same restaurant, with the same food, week in and week out. And to top it all off, her second novel is proving much more difficult to write than the first. When Leah and Edward have a minor disagreement at Edward’s faculty party (it barely qualifies as a spat) Edward enrolls her in a group conflict resolution class. There, she meets Cinco Dublin, a shock-jock radio host attending the class by court order. His family has a prickly past with the Townsends: Cinco Sr., a renowned journalist, went toe-to-toe with Senator Townsend when he was in office and the bad blood still remains. Leah bristles at Cinco’s brashness and can’t see past the scathing review he gave her debut novel. As they meet for conflict resolution class each week, Leah sees some cracks in Cinco’s façade, but can’t get past their differences. She finds herself torn between two men: dependable Edward, loving even if he is predictable; and Cinco with all his bluster, who makes Leah feel alive. As Leah learns how to be comfortable with conflict in her daily life, can she resolve the one deep within her heart?
