Ep 7. Betsy

Jane is assigned her first big profile piece, profiling a congresswoman named Betsy. Desperate to impress, Jane spends her time researching everything she can about Betsy, and she quickly discovers that the congresswoman has quite an impressive background.

However, when Jane meets with Betsy for the interview, things go awry. Betsy is guarded and difficult to talk to, and Jane finds herself struggling to get the information she needs for her story. She begins to question her abilities as a journalist and wonders if she'll ever be able to be successful in her career.

Meanwhile, Kat is dealing with her own set of problems. She's been assigned to take over the social media accounts for Scarlet's lingerie line, and she's finding it difficult to navigate the world of lingerie. She's uncomfortable with the idea of posting suggestive photos of models and struggles with finding a balance between promoting the brand and staying true to herself.

Sutton, on the other hand, is dealing with a personal crisis. She's feeling pressure from Richard to move in with him, but she isn't sure if she's ready to take that step. Her hesitation is compounded by the fact that her apartment is infested with rats, making it an uncomfortable and unsafe place to live.

As the three women navigate their different challenges, they find themselves leaning on each other for support. Sutton and Jane help Kat navigate the world of lingerie marketing, while Kat and Jane offer Sutton guidance on her relationship with Richard. Through it all, the three women remain strong and supportive, proving that their friendship is truly unbreakable.

In the end, Jane's article on Betsy is a success, and she gains newfound confidence in her abilities as a journalist. Kat finds a way to promote the lingerie line in a way that feels true to herself, and Sutton decides to take a leap of faith and move in with Richard. The episode ends with the three women sitting on the couch, eating pizza and enjoying each other's company, as they always do.