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The Real World: The roommates gather at the Frommer's office with advisor David, and in a conference call with boss man Brice, they learn they won't receive a bonus due to their incomplete assignment. CT puts on his best "What did I do?" face. Simon complains about the "all or nothing" rule and tells Brice that they actually gave CT all the "Tips & Finds" -then an argument ensues. Brice reiterates the need for them to communicate, while he probably has his secretary get the cast of Road Rules on the horn. Poor David tries out his best travel cheer to bring the group together, but there is too much tension in the air, and the roommates need more than a scribe to help them sort out their issues. Raising his voice, David chants, "Can we say that our energy is going to get positive now?" Leah shoots back a quick "No" and storms out, grumbling about not getting her 250 Euro bonus. Still reluctant to add the word "forgive" to her vocab, Leah wonders why she should let someone off the hook when they do something to piss her off. CT stays after to talk to David about the problems he's having with his roommates. Later that week, the unlikely duo meet up for lunch, where CT shows him a book he's been working on that he calls Women 101. Unbeknownst to his roommates, CT has been recording everything the girls have been saying to him, and he plans on putting all those "tips" on how to be a better guy into the book. "Never call your girlfriend while you're drunk. Don't brush your teeth in the kitchen sink. Don't rub your balls." These are some of CT's suggestions-which David has absolutely no reaction to. An oblivious CT is so excited about his idea that he doesn't notice and continues talking while David munches on his Chinese food. Trying desperately to get on the girls' good side, CT buys flowers (not the red tulip kind) for the Leah and Christina, but this time they don't buy into his charm. In fact, it makes things worse. (Since when has buying flowers for girls made things worse? Yep, he is deep in that doghouse.) Leah confides in Mallory and says that CT brings out "murderous feelings" in her, and sometimes she wants to "smother him in the middle of the night." Instead of calling the Parisian police, Mal listens calmly and doesn't seem concerned that she sleeps in the same room with someone who has murder on the brain. Simon and Mallory invite Adam to go with them to Queen, a gay bar in the city. At the club, Adam shakes his bon bon like a "damn monkey" after his roommates dare him to get up on stage. Following his spaz dance, a hunky gay man approaches him, offering him his sunglasses and a kiss on the cheek for his outstanding performance. Adam asks Simon to decode the meaning of the gift of sunglasses from a gay man. Simon, nearly laughing, assures him it doesn't mean anything. But Adam doesn't take any chances and hides behind Simon the rest of the night. The roommates notice a little extra spring in Simon's step as he waits for his boyfriend, Tkisco, to arrive in Paris for a visit. The two only met three weeks before Simon left for France, but they get along well while he's in town and talk about future plans together. After talking to his mom, CT decides that opening up to the girls might improve their relationship with him, so he tells his roommates that he's been having problems at home and is sorry he hasn't given them a chance to get to know him. Leah begins to witness vulnerability in CT, and it's changing the way she looks at him and acts toward him. Not aware that Leah once wanted to smother him in the middle of the night, CT opens up to her about his family and upbringing. He appreciates the fact that a once cold-hearted Leah is now taking an interest in his life, and he shows her the Women 101 book. She's in hysterics while reading his entries. On the train, Leah tells gal pal Mal that CT has been opening up to her and she is beginning to realize it takes work to get to know someone and it's, like, worth it. Leah even calls her hero, Pascual, and informs him that she is going to change the way she interacts with CT. She admits that she's been cruel to him and now wants to move past it. Do we have a whole new Leah on our hands? Tune in next week to find out...