Jayne and Byron sit out in a rowboat with glasses of wine. Jayne interviews that she was having so much fun that she forgot to be nervous or worried, and then she mentions a connection. Byron continues fishing and talks about how much he enjoys watching Jayne fish. Byron interviews that it was a dream date. Aren't they getting eaten alive by mosquitoes? I hope Production provided them with some Off.

Byron interviews that after the fishing was done, they decided to have dinner. Byron grills some fish, and they eat. Byron offers up a toast to Jayne's first fish. They sip wine, and then Byron asks how she is enjoying the date. Jayne admits that she was worried she wouldn't come out of her shell. Byron interviews that Jayne is shy, but optimistic, and "open to the concept of love," whatever that means. Jayne says that it's easier to stay in the back of the pack, and Byron promises that he'll dig to the back of the pack to get to her.

Back at the house, Amanda and Leina walk into the living room, hand-in-hand. She IS gay! Just kidding. Leina says that she has an announcement, and immediately starts crying. She hems and haws before finally admitting that she left someone at home, and that she wants to leave. She still hasn't mention the person's gender. Wende interviews that "Little Miss Hawaii" left, which made the cut smaller, so Wende is pretty psyched that Leina's leaving.

On the date, Jayne asks Byron if he really thought he'd meet his soulmate on the show, and Byron says that's why he did it, but that it's not a given. Jayne says that she's not sure. Byron asks if Jayne's shyness is really just an attempt to protect herself, and Jayne admits that usually she's the one being pursued. Jayne interviews that her shyness isn't due to her feelings for Byron. Jayne explains that she gets frustrated with herself, and that she needs to make it happen. Byron thinks it's mutual.