It did not take Gabriel long at all to go from drunkenly confessing his feelings for Emily to deciding that he wanted to propose to Camille, something that she managed to do before him, resulting in a sweet but low-key engagement that caught Emily by surprise. Accompanying Gabriel to look at proposal venues while she was feeling like Alfie wasn’t actually invested in their relationship threatened to cause some serious issues, but now she and Alfie seem to be in very good shape, and it’s just a question of whether she’ll confront Camille about her tryst with Sophia or spill the beans to Gabriel. The bigger problem is that Nicholas is upset that Emily embarrassed him in front of his family and is intent on cutting her out of Mindy’s life, something that will absolutely be an obstacle to that budding relationship provided it doesn’t come out in the wrong way that instead finds Mindy turning her back on her best friend rather than her new boyfriend. It was sad that Luc didn’t get to go to the opera, but at least Sylvie got a win when Laurent showed up to be there with her, suggesting happy relationships for just about everyone, even if there are some sincere red flags in a few of them. During that meeting when Emily just completely changed things following Gabriel’s phone call, Julien seemed hurt and furious, and I have a feeling that he’s going to be leaving the agency soon since he can’t stand constantly being sidelined by her.
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