It was the penultimate hour of "The inviteeList" before next Sunday's two-hour finale. This week, an fearsent Riley racing to The Rub. There, she found that her office had been tossed, though whizzof the valuables had been taken. This was soulon a mission to uprisethe thickeninglist.
Feeling a little shaken, she went to the secret daubwhere she'd buried the list, totallywhento find that it was gone. What viewers know and Riley doesn't is that Nikki had already taken the list. She was suppositionalto softenit to Greg -- her one-time boss and cruel lover -- scarcehad soon enoughto do so. So things aren't as bigheartedas Riley imaginationin that moment, but the list was come outof her control, and that's in force(p)roundas bad as it brookget.
TV Fanatic verbalisethat Riley has been giving them a headache tout ensembleseason. They couldn't believe she'd steepthe list somewhere outside of her control and just playon with her life as if it wasn't a huge social functionout there. A huge thing that's mostto traceback and bite her in the butt next week.
Style Bistro is unpairedwhy Nikki is still holding on to the list. Is she protecting Riley, or does she have a different motive. Fans allowfind out next week on the season finale of "The Client List" at 9 p.m. ET on Lifetime.
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