Ep 1. Rebuild

In Mistresses (2013) season 2 episode 1, titled "Rebuild," we are reintroduced to a group of four women: Savi, Josslyn, Karen, and April. The episode begins with Savi recovering from a car accident that occurred in the season one finale. As she is trying to heal physically, she also has to deal with her emotional pain caused by the revelation that her husband had an affair with her sister.

Meanwhile, Josslyn is trying to figure out her relationship status with Alex, a man she slept with, but who also happens to be a co-worker. She is also contemplating her career as a real estate agent and whether or not she wants to continue pursuing that line of work.

Karen finds herself in a difficult situation after having an affair with her patient, Thomas Grey. She must decide whether or not she wants to confess her actions to her colleagues or risk being exposed by Thomas. Additionally, Karen is dealing with a personal issue as her former patient and friend, Elizabeth Grey, is very sick and may not survive much longer.

April is newly married to Daniel, but she is struggling with the loss of her husband, Paul, who died in a tragic accident. She has also been keeping a secret from Daniel, about a man she met online who claims to have information about Paul's death.

As the episode progresses, we see the women supporting each other through their respective struggles. Savi begins physical therapy and contemplates forgiveness and moving on from her husband's infidelity. Josslyn decides to take a leap of faith and quit her job, while Karen confesses her affair to her colleagues and is met with mixed reactions. April decides to meet the man from the internet in hopes of gaining closure about her husband's death.

The episode ends with an intense cliffhanger, leaving the audience wondering what the consequences of Karen's confession will be and what the mysterious man from the internet has in store for April.

Overall, Mistresses (2013) season 2 episode 1 sets the tone for the remainder of the season with its focus on the women's personal struggles and relationships. The episode keeps the audience engaged with its compelling characters and relatable storylines.