Lizzie sets up a talent show for charity at the coffee shop, Eddie's father is still bent on revenge for the murder of his wife, and Cassie and Sage set their sights on Charles. Meanwhile, Jenn organizes a local support group of mothers who have lost family members to gang violence including Donnelle Williams mother. Charles dedicates a song to Cassie and Sage is jealous asking him "what do I have to do to get you to dedicate a song to me." Charles tells her that what she did to Cassie on stage was not cool. Sage tells him that she knows it was mean but she does not mean it. Lizzie makes one thousand dollars for charity from the Talent show.
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