EPISODE

8. Suspicion Song

Chuck begins to harass Bree as his suspicions about her role in Alejandro's disappearance grow; Andre wants Susan to show her paintings inspired by Alejandro's murder at a gallery; Lynette devises a plan to salvage her marriage as her 22nd anniversary nears; and Carlos' drinking begins interfering with work, prompting Gaby to intervene.

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Chuck continues to stalk and harass Bree as he investigates Alejandro's disappearance. One of Carlos's biggest clients discovers his drinking problem and, being a recovering alcoholic himself, urges Carlos to seek help. When Lynette receives a bouquet of flowers from Tom for their wedding anniversary, she assumes he is still interested in her. Lynette attempts to win Tom back by surprising him with a bottle of scotch, but is embarrassed to find that he placed a standing order at the florist and forgot to cancel it. Susan creates a series of paintings that depict scenes of the night the housewives buried Alejandro, and despite her objections, Andre and art dealer Felix Bergman put the paintings on display in Felix's gallery without her consent. In despair, Susan urges Bree and Gabrielle to buy her paintings, but after Chuck arrives at the gallery and discloses his investigation, Susan and Gabrielle abandon Bree for not telling them about Alejandro's missing persons report, leading Bree to break her sobriety.

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