Henry Carter Hull

When Erica babysits Max for the first time, Judith is less than impressed with her inability to follow strict directions. Erica returns to her college days to prove she is not the flake Judith believes her to be. Ever since Erica went back on a commitment in college, she has felt that Judith is the adult and she is the child in their relationship.

At the end of Season Two, Erica walks through a door, her door, ready to face whatever is on the other side. Now everything in Erica's life-her job, her love life, even her therapy with Dr. Tom-starts anew, and gets turned upside down in the process.

When the future of Erica and Julianne's new company is threatened, Erica is faced with the choice to kill, or be killed. She returns to the site of Leo's fraternity pledge, where she learns that taking the low road often leads to a dark place.

Adam gets the chance to alter the regret that led him to a life of violence and crime. It's a path that Adam is sure he cannot change - that is, until he winds up in a surprising new present.

Erica is tired of living her life by the rules so Dr. Tom grants her a do-over day, where she wildly gets to relive her entire day consequence free. With Kai by her side, Erica has a blast, but soon realizes that choices-even those in an alternate reality-have consequences for a reason.

After three years of time-travel therapy with Dr. Tom, Erica has visited the past, jumped to the future, sidestepped to alternate realities, and changed her life in the process. Now, Erica has arrived in a place she never thought she would see again: right back where she started.

When Erica asks Dr. Tom to step in and help Kai, Dr. Tom allows his anger to take over, sending him on his own session back to the day he last saw his daughter. He realizes that over time relationships change, and forcing them only makes matters worse.

Erica and Ethan are going through a rough patch. They can't seem to stop arguing. Erica returns to camp to a time when she went through a similar problem in a relationship. By discovering the truth about her broken teenage romance, she learns that the only sure path through conflict is communication.

Erica struggles with some big decisions, and she is desperate for a little direction. After some hide and seek in the past and present, the last place she looks is the closest to her heart. By making some major changes to her life, it opens up a world of possibility.

Work on the sex book is in full swing, but when Erica discovers Kai is one of the case study volunteers, she's not impressed. After a trip to Wonderland where Erica sees a different side of her brother Leo, she returns from the past disillusioned and ready to confront her true feelings for Kai.