Nikki and Casey's family life is suddenly upset by the tragic news of the death, in a car accident, of their mother Margareth Hughes. For years the two sisters had no relationship with their mother, precisely since they decided to leave their home to start a new life, finally free from the oppression of their parents. However, even though they have no happy memories of Margareth, they both grieve for the death of the woman. Brock decides to stand next to the two young girls when they are called to recognize Margareth's corpse and personal affections, who is later buried in a intimate but very touching ceremony. On the very day of the funeral, moreover, a letter from Casey and Nikki's father, Nick Reed, is delivered to Brock in which the man asks his wife's forgiveness for having caused their family grief. Despite Nikki's disapproval, who has always had a conflictual relationship with her father, Brock reads the letter during the ceremony. Seeing Casey's desperate eyes, Brock decides to contact and bring the man back to Genoa City, convinced that it would be good for Casey and especially for Nikki, who has evidently always lacked the impact of a paternal figure. Some time later, Brock goes to Nick, urging him to go back to their daughters who obviously need him. Despite some initial hesitation, Brock finally succeeds and both return to the city.
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