Nikki finds Goofy dancing with Amber. She stomps up and shoves Amber away, and they start pushing each other around. The adults (minus Susannah) run up to the dance floor, but it's Bradin who gets there first and pulls Nikki away. Nikki is just like Traci. Why blame Amber because Goofy can't keep it in his pants? And why blame Ava because Bryant can't keep it in his pants? Sisters need to stick together. Johnny and Ava ask Nikki what's up with her clothes and makeup. Johnny orders everyone to have fun. Yes, sir! Fun will be had, sir! Derrick whatever, and Bradin starts the music up again. Ava asks what's going on. Nikki tells Goofy that if he wants to be with Amber, he should be, and stomps off. Goofy tries to follow, but Jay gets in the way and pulls Goofy aside. Johnny orders everyone to dance. Susannah shows up and squares off against Amber.

Nikki runs upstairs like she has a poop in her pants and dives face down onto her bed. Ava follows and offers to talk about it. Ava says that she doesn't want to see the makeup or the outfit for another few years, and Nikki agrees. Nikki insists that Amber deserved the fight, and Ava disagrees. Nikki explains that Amber thought she could just take Goofy and Nikki wouldn't fight for him. Ava advises Nikki to be herself, which is the worst thing to hear when you are thirteen, because usually you hate yourself and just want to be someone else. Nikki says that Goofy really looked at her in that outfit, and that she liked that feeling. Ava points out that Goofy didn't ask her to change, and then asks if anything happened between them beyond the outfit and makeup. Nikki assures her that nothing happened. Ava says that Nikki has a lot of time to be a grown-up, so she should just be herself, because that's what Goofy likes. God, this is sappy. And shouldn't Nikki be herself because it's the emotionally mature thing to do, and not because it's what some guy wants?

Susannah finds Dalton and asks why he came back into her life now. Dalton says that he's been asked to head up a record label, which would mean relocating to Los Angeles permanently, which is what he thought she wanted. Susannah says that her wants have changed, and Dalton can't believe that she doesn't want the exciting jetset lifestyle that dating a music industry VIP would bring. Susannah protests that she has to think about the kids, and Dalton counters that they could make it work. Susannah hesitates, and Dalton asks if there is a problem. Susannah spits out, "The problem is...I've moved on." Because she hates men.