After Becky returns and Betsy is caught in Costello’s trap, the focus shifts to Lisa — who is torn between the two important women in her life.

Now it’s Lisa’s turn to fight back, trying to take control of her family’s destiny.

Lisa, who is a cop, isn’t always one to back down.

In spoilers, she’ll strike back at Becky with a sharp retort: ​​“You know, I wish you’d never come back.”

That line rings out in the middle of the night, while Becky is still standing outside the house, trying to sneak in to see Betsy. The scene where Lisa kicks Becky out of the house, her heart heavy, will be a clear psychological turning point — she’s no longer the one waiting to be imposed on.

Lisa begins to look for clues in Costello’s files — she believes Becky’s faked death wasn’t simple. There’s talk of her breaking into Costello’s office, digging through files, checking emails, uncovering evidence that he’s been falsifying information to cover up the truth. This is Lisa stepping onto her own stage of power.