He tells her to get used to him coming home. He tells her he’s late because he’s brought back tons of magazines with her feature article inside. Despite the anxiety, Brad makes it back, and Billie is wondering where he’s been. But Brad is really late, and they start eating without him.
In a flashback, Billie is hosting a dinner party, but Brad hasn’t turned up yet - Sasha questions where he is, but Billie states he’s on his way. Brad tells Billie to get used to him getting home The start of episode 6 leaves the married couple more broken than ever. Billie begs Cooper, saying she wants to fix their marriage. He raises the possibility that maybe Brad makes her feel how Francesca makes him feel. He asks how she got home last night and wonders if she went back on Brad’s motorcycle. She tells him that Francesca is “stunning,” and Cooper tells her he didn’t sleep with her but spent all night on her couch imagining life without his wife. Meanwhile, at work, Cooper and Francesca seem a little giddy about the previous night, but then Billie turns up at his work and eyes Francesca up and asks if she can talk to Cooper privately. Hudson asks where his father is, and Billie tells him that he will return. It then returns to the present, and Billie shuts her laptop to stop immersing herself in the journal. They had sex everywhere they could in the penthouse (obviously). Billie moves in with Brad, and she double checks with him that he’s okay with this as it is a “big step.” Brad calls his place “our space,” and what follows are intimate sex scenes between them.
Sasha has a face on, so Billie asks her what’s wrong, and she hints that Brad is a “flight risk.” She’s worried about her friend falling into a pattern and states that Brad is damaged. Everything feels unpredictable.Įpisode 6 opens with a flashback Brad and Billie appear very happy, and Billie narrates how she has many things to look forward to. The sexual tension is almost unbearable in episode 6, but the ending was unexpected it felt like a salient message about long-term relationships.
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