It's been pretty clear for a while that at least two people are living in the head of the person calling himself Everett Lynch. There's mild-mannered reporter Everett, a bit of a nerdy guy who Stephanie is head over heels for. Then, there is lothario Bobby Stein, the no-good cheating louse whom Stephanie's BFF, Jada, was once married to.
It took a while, but formerly devil-possessed psychiatrist extraordinaire Marlena Evan finally realizes that Everett likely has dissociative identity disorder. Stephanie and Jada are shocked by the news, but according to Marlena, they have a job to do.
After Marlena helps them process the idea that they really were in relationships with entirely different people living inside one man, it's time to confront Everett and get to the bottom of things. Marlena hopes an intervention will do the trick, so she enlists both Stephanie and Jada to help. They visit Everett in his hotel room. That's when things start going haywire.
Bobby emerges in all his glory, and Jada feels vindicated because this is the man she was married to and who she has been describing to Stephanie for months.
"It's like, 'Here he is. This is the Bobby I've been trying to tell you all about. This is him,'" Elia Cantu (Jada Hunter) told Soap Opera Digest. "The tiger's loose, and Bobby's a bit of a tiger."
In fact, Bobby vows they will never see Everett again. Bobby is here to stay, which alarms both Stephanie and Jada.
"Stephanie wants Everett back. Bobby doesn't want to let Everett out. But here's the thing, Who did Bobby love?" Cantu asked. "So that's going to be a conflict. Jada is not single. Jada doesn't love him. Jada is with Rafe now. So if he's not going to let Everett out, that means Bobby's back permanently. And Bobby's going to want Jada. He's not interested in Stephanie. So, as you can imagine, the dynamics are going to change."
The chaos and trauma soon cause Everett to pass out cold. After he's rushed to the hospital, Stephanie wonders who will be there when he wakes. Will she ever see Everett Lynch again, or is Bobby Stein here to stay?
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