Too Far, Fast Forward!

Good friends are hard to find. Bishop, Aidan’s maker, shows up in the middle of the night to help Aidan dispose of Sally’s corpse. It’s good to have friends in high places.

In need of someone to blame for Sally’s death, Aidan chooses to take out his rage on Ray, Josh’s maker. Aidan realizes that by killing Ray, Josh will be trapped as a werewolf forever since killing Ray would have been the only way for Josh to end his curse.

Nora has fallen in with the vampire sect and their driving need for clean blood. She hates herself for being manipulated but she can’t escape, except by taking drugs to numb herself.

With Aidan and Josh living separate lives, Sally tries to make things right in the timeline by contacting Donna, the witch from the future, to reset the chain of events of the present but Josh isn’t on board…so Sally takes matters into her own hands. How does she do this, you ask? By possessing him of course. When Josh finds out what Sally’s done, he’s furious with her for getting all up in his bodily business without his permission.

But Josh doesn’t stay angry for long, while visiting Nora at the hospital, he catches a glimpse of one of Sally’s future memories: Josh and Nora getting married. One side effect of Sally possessing people is that she leaves behinds memories of events that have taken place. Once Josh has a peek into the future, he loves that reality much better than his current one.

Aidan has become a power-hungry schemer and, after immunizing himself with Josh’s werewolf blood, he sets up Bishop to take a fall by feeding him tainted blood.

Aidan feels bad when he sees the result of his actions but he shakes it off. With Bishop gone, Aidan is the vampire ruler of Boston.

After a very long sojourn in another time, Sally is returned to her own time by Donna. She’s happy to be back in the present but she wishes Aidan would remember the love they once shared.