1988 (#10) - The mistrust of Danny and Gina, the marriage between Rex and Katherine

When the strange marriage between Rex and Katherine seems imminent, the two feel more united and in love than ever before. However, not many people are happy about the event. First of all, there's obviously Jill, who still doesn't give up and tries in every way she can to convince Rex to change his mind, despite a radiant Katherine reminding her that her future husband has decided who to spend the rest of his life with. But it is not only Jill who hopes that this marriage will not be celebrated. Rex's children, Danny and Gina, are also strongly opposed to it. On the one hand, they don't trust their father's real change and, on the other hand, they can't stand that snobbish and obnoxious Katherine enters the family. Among the two, Gina is the first to support the the wedding, enthusiastic about the prospect of being able to come into contact with the immense riches of the woman; Danny, on the other hand, is more tenacious, who does not allow himself to be "bought" by the shining economic prospects and refuses attending the wedding of the man he cannot yet consider as his father. And if Rex is unable to talk some sense into his son, not even by humbly apologizing for all his failings, it is Katherine herself who in the end makes the boy think again by telling him about the prenup that Rex himself wanted. The gesture does not leave Danny indifferent, who surprisingly realizes how their father has perhaps really changed, and agrees to give him a second chance to restore their relationship, also agreeing to be his witness. Katherine, thus, gets married to Rex, under the enthusiastic and moved eyes of Gina and Danny, happy to have found their father, who attend the ceremony officiated by Reverend Bert Fowler and in front of a moved Esther. The only one who is not happy for this wedding is obviously Jill, who has to cash in a new defeat in the endless feud against Katherine.