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The gang heads to Vegas for Trinity's bachelorette party, and things get a little crazy. Two people kiss when they should keep their lips to themselves. The police catch Slade doing something deemed obscene. And Silke and Arsen say and do things they regret.Clementine and Ward are dancing around their relationship. It's clear Ward wants a happily ever after. But when Clementine still can't give that to him, Ward hurts. But will Clementine change her mind when she realizes every other girl in Manhattan wants him for her own?
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