Episode 7 of Season 3 of "Ginny and Georgia" kicks off with Ginny's mind wandering as she socializes with her friends at school. Norah's excitement is palpable as she finally experiences her first period, a milestone met with joy from all her peers. Suddenly, Wolfe arrives, bringing an unexpected spark to Ginny's group of friends. The conversation seamlessly shifts to Abby before everyone dashes off to their respective classes. Ginny, heavy-hearted, departs for her supervised visit with her mother, struggling to confide in Georgia about her pregnancy. Despite Ginny's silence, Georgia senses an undercurrent of distress.
Elsewhere, Finn implores Georgia to mend fences with Paul and regain his support. The legal battle isn't going as planned; the media has turned public opinion against her, while the prosecution mounts a formidable case. Finn, worried sick, has already tried to reason with Paul, but the mayor, preoccupied with his career and weary of Georgia's deceptions, remains elusive.
Georgia seems to have accepted her impending fate with resignation. Finn urges her to rediscover her fighting spirit, but when she reaches out to Ellen for solace, her friend requests some time to herself.
Meanwhile, Abby finds newfound courage as her feelings for her tutor deepen. Maxine unloads her frustrations about MANG's quirky dynamics onto Sophie.
Following her visit with her mother, Georgia attempts to reconnect with Paul, but he coldly rejects her plea for help. His priorities lie elsewhere, his patience worn thin by Georgia's lies. Over at Joe's restaurant, Gil resorts to bribery, offering Austin a jersey and promising to smooth things over between them. To Gil's relief, Austin agrees to give him another chance.
In poetry class, Ginny's teacher encourages her to persist. When she confides in Wolfe about her pregnancy, his nonchalant response, "That's wild," leaves her hanging. Without asking any questions, Wolfe abruptly exits, abandoning Ginny in her time of need.
Dejected, Ginny returns home and ignores Zion, longing only for her mother's presence.
Meanwhile, Joe and Georgia's bond deepens as they spend more time together. Ginny confides in Maxine, who generously volunteers to engage the reporters, thereby creating an opening for Ginny to slip in and converse with Georgia in private. Their cunning scheme proves successful, and Ginny unburdens herself to Georgia about her pregnancy. Notably, Georgia responds with remarkable composure, delving into a discussion about her magical potions and granting Ginny the autonomy to make her own decision. Ultimately, Ginny decides on an abortion, and Georgia promptly schedules an appointment for her that very afternoon. Though Georgia urges Ginny not to face this alone, Ginny asserts her resilience and determination to manage it by herself. Georgia devises a clever distraction to enable Ginny's discreet departure, cleverly leaving the sprinklers on to deter the persistent reporters.
A flashback reveals Georgia's arduous struggle with the children after Zion embarked on his initial overseas assignment in Seoul. During this challenging period, they were reduced to living in Georgia's car, yet she instructed Ginny to assure Zion that all was well.
Aware of Ginny's intent to go solo, Georgia stealthily enters Marcus's room and implores him to lend Ginny his support. Ginny attends her appointment, only to be pleasantly surprised by Marcus's waiting presence afterward. He treats her to ice cream, and they share heartfelt conversations about their respective struggles. It becomes evident that both are grappling with their own demons.
Marcus escorts Ginny back to Georgia's residence, where Georgia expresses her gratitude but gently advises Marcus to seek assistance for his alcoholism.
Ginny and Georgia spent some quality time together, unloading their troubles until an advertisement caught their eye—a new show loosely mirroring Georgia's life. Their tranquility was shattered when Zion's call interrupted, compelling them to reveal the truth to him. Meanwhile, Marcus astutely observed Abby's growing fondness for Iris.
Zion soon arrived at Georgia’s house to fetch Ginny, urging her to confide in him in the future about such matters. He reassured her that she had done the right thing and was in no way flawed. However, the peace didn't last long as Zion and Georgia descended into yet another argument. Ginny, tired of their bickering, intervened and left with Zion.
Shortly after, Joe paid Georgia a visit, only to be unexpectedly drenched by the sprinklers. Stripping off his shirt to shed the water, he consoled a weeping Georgia. Their lips almost met, but Joe abruptly pulled back and departed.
Across town, Nick ensured Paul was still committed to their scheme. Paul then rang Georgia, requesting a visit. Georgia, consumed by a panic attack in the bathroom, stumbled upon Ginny’s positive pregnancy test. In a rush of panic, she greeted Paul at the door with a bold lie—she was pregnant.
