Leo returns to his hotel room with a box of office supplies he stole from the office after losing his job at Body and Soul. Soon, Javi shows up to wish him a happy Valentine’s Day. They kiss, and Leo realizes he forgot to make dinner reservations. Javi says he’s forgiven seeing as he just lost his dream job. They exchange gifts, and Javi suggests they order room service and watch some TV. Leo forgot about the Drag Race finale, but Javi was talking about the big game.

Leo is shocked there is a big game on, and that Javi wants to watch it. Javi explains he and his dad always watched the Texas Longhorns play, but Leo never really watched sports. Javi admits he waited a long time to tell his dad he was gay because he was such a sports guy, but he was fine with it. His mom was a different story.

They relax in bed and watch the game, and Javi explains the rules to him. Leo likes the hot sweaty men running around in their little shorts. Things turn passionate between them as the Longhorns take the lead in the game. Javi turns it off to play a little one-on-one with Leo.

At their apartment, Steve wishes Kayla and happy Valentine’s Day and anniversary. She can’t believe he let her believe he forgot. He explains he wanted to surprise her. She jokes he’ll have to figure out how to make it up to her, and he teases he will with another surprise.

Steve surprises her with some wine and cheese, which Steve admits Stephanie helped him with. Kayla thinks their daughter should be out on a date, not helping them with their night of romance. Steve says he was told by their daughter that she and Alex worked things out and are having dinner as they speak. Kayla is happy for Stephanie, but Steve is concerned as Alex is a player. Kayla believes he’s mellowed over the years, and they are still young and bound to make mistakes and learn from them. Steve notes the number of times they foolishly broke up. Kayla says they overcame their issues, and it made them stronger and better.

Later the mood is brought down when Steve gets a text from Tripp, who is concerned about his mother, who nobody has heard from since she supposedly left for Hong Kong. Kayla says maybe she just wanted to get away from Brady and Kristen’s drama and used visiting Tripp and Wendy as an excuse. Steve worries something could be wrong, and he needs to get to the bottom of this for Tripp. She notes he’s such a good dad.

They eventually exchange gifts and find out they both got the other the same thing, tickets to the Chicago Cubs for the opening day game. She suggests they invite Stephanie and Alex to come with them and use the extra tickets. They kiss.

Stephanie arrives at The Bistro and meets with Alex, who gives her a red rose. They sit down and share some wine, and Stephanie is impressed by his knowledge of vintages. He says his mother insisted he learn about all the best French wines. He also says she took him to the Louvre, and all the best restaurants in France one summer. Sometimes he wishes she was a little more conventional. Stephanie is grateful for him, and his mom, who made him the man he is today.

They order dinner, and Alex is surprised she ordered a burger at a place known for filets. Stephanie notes they make their burgers with three types of cheese and jokes he’d know if his mom didn’t make him so snobby. She says her mom taught her how to make a great burger, she is a Brady after all. He asks if that makes her a gastro-pub connoisseur. She laughs that she had to catch up when she moved to Salem, as her mom raised her in LA. He asks if it was hard growing up without her dad. She says her mom always made her know her dad was loving her from afar, but its great having him in her life now. She wouldn’t change how she grew up. He’s grateful her journey brought her to Salem too.

Eventually, the dessert comes, and it’s a single ice cream sundae, which they split and share a kiss over.

At the hospital, Tate tells Johnny and Chanel that Mrs. Choi is finally on board with him and Sophia putting the baby up for adoption, now they just have to find the right couple. Johnny suggests he just did, and Chanel adds that they could adopt his baby. Chanel explains they want a baby, and right now it’s risky for her to get pregnant. Johnny says it feels like it’s meant to be.

Johnny says Tate can tell Mrs. Choi the baby will be staying in the family, since they are cousins. Tate admits he and Sophia have not been able to find a couple Sophia’s mom approves of, and she’s very religious which is one of the things she wants in the couple adopting the baby. Tate says they need to have good Christian values. Johnny and Chanel exchange worried looks.

Tate says he’ll talk with Sophia and then get back to them. He thanks them as this could be amazing for all of them. Tate has to run, as he’s late meeting Holly for Valentine’s Day. He hates that she’s sitting at the cabin alone and waiting for him.

Johnny and Chanel return home and discuss what just happened. Chanel wonders if they should adopt Tate and Sophia’s baby. She’s worried they are setting themselves up for disappointment, as Mrs. Choi sounds intense and may not be willing to stay out of their lives. Plus, she wants a couple with good Christian values, and Chanel isn’t sure they have them. Johnny thought she grew up going to church with her mom. She did and still goes from time to time. She thinks they are good people even if they don’t practice the same faith as Mrs. Choi. He says she is an amazing person, and they kiss.

Holly is at the Horton Cabin in a negligee waiting for Tate, only for Doug to show up. He quickly turns around so she can put her robe on and explains Julie asked him to run an errand for her, and he didn’t expect her to be there. She says Tate was going to make her dinner and was supposed to be here an hour ago. He guesses she has quite the night planned, but she claims she was just trying this on. He says he just meant she looks nice.

Doug explains he’s looking for a book his grandfather gave Julie, which she left here during the blizzard last April. He quickly finds it, a book of love poems. He hears his grandfather was a hopeless romantic, something they have in common. He thumbs through the book and finds one that stands out to him. Holly knows it by heart and says it’s one of her favorites. He shows her the inscription Doug wrote for Julie about the first time he ever saw her, and that he knew she was the one. Doug admits he feels the same about Holly.

Doug apologizes but admits when he first saw her on Christmas Eve that his heart just skipped a beat. She had no idea. He feels like an idiot, he shouldn’t have said anything as she has a boyfriend. He suggests they act like that never happened. She says she doesn’t think she can.

Tate enters and says he’s so sorry he’s late, but she’ll never guess who he ran into. Then he sees Doug and is surprised he’s there. Doug apologizes for crashing their plans and explains Julie sent him to retrieve a book, and he’ll be going. He tells them to enjoy their Valentine’s Day and departs.

Tate asks Holly if she’s okay. She says she is, she’s just been spooked twice today, first by Doug, then by him. She asks what kept him. Tate explains he may have found the perfect couple to adopt the baby. He fills her in on Johnny and Chanel wanting to adopt the baby. Holly asks if it will be weird for him and Sophia to be that close to the baby. He says they can make it work, and nothing will come between them again. He suggests they not thing about the baby and concentrate on them and Valentine’s Day. They kiss, and he embraces her, but Holly has a look of concern on her face.

Doug returns home with the book, but Julie is in bed. He thinks back to what happened at the cabin and looks through the book.