Bonnie was in the break room with Pam, Erin, Kelly, and Jim, they were eating as they ask her about yesterday.

"What did Robert need you for?" Pam asked

"He was just impressed with my intelligence. We had a conversation about math, autism, and that list."

"What about the list?" Jim asked.

"I asked him why would he separate us like that."

"You confronted Robert California?" Dwight asked as he walked to them.

"Yes I did, he said to forget the list ever existed. I worked here for eleven years, I just felt it wasn't right to play favorites like that."

"He's trying to make you forget so he can continue but on a lower key, you know Rain Girl, he's a creepy guy, possibly worse than Michael."

"Michael never played favorites when he was regional manager. He treated us as equals. I miss Michael, I really do! He was crazy in a good way..."

Dwight speaks to the camera in the conference room.

"Sometimes Rain Girl never shuts up. When she starts talking, she'll go on and on about anything that pops in her head."

Kelly stopped her.

"Bonnie, you're rambling."

"Oh, I'm sorry."

"It's ok."

Robert walked in.

"Good, all of you are in here, I wanna say forget about that list, me and Bonnie had a talk yesterday after work, she said how wrong it was, she was right. So, from now on, everyone will be treated equally, no favoritism here. Are we cool?"

They nodded.

"Good."

He started walking but Bonnie stopped him.

"Wait Robert."

He turned around.

"Hmm?"

"Can we bring back Casual Friday?"

"What's that?"

"We dress up in regular clothing at work every Friday, just a fun thing."

"Done...alright."

"Yes!" Phyllis whispered loudly.

Pam smiled at Bonnie. Robert walked away. 

"Nice one Rain Girl, how did you convince him?" Angela asked.

"I don't know Ang, we just talked."

"You must've done something to get him to change his mind. Rain Girl...did you guys do it?" Dwight asked.

"No, we didn't, we just talked, that's all Dwight, ok."

She started rocking back and forth.

"Ok, I believe you, don't get upset."

Pam patted Bonnie on the back.

"I hate it when you do that to me Dwight."

"I was just asking."

After lunch, Bonnie dialed a personal phone number.

"Hello."

"Michael?"

"...Bonnie, is that you?"

It was Michael Scott the former regional manager.

"Yes it's me, I'm calling from my office."

"Why are you calling during work?"

"I have free time on my hands after lunch so I decided to check on my favorite ex manager. We really miss you."

"I miss you guys too. How is everyone treating you?"

"The same, Dwight's still a butt, Pam's still the soft spoken girl, Andy's the new manager."

"Oh really, does Dwight still think he's the assistant manager?"

"Assistant to the regional manager."

He laughed. Bonnie got teary.

"You ok?"

"Yes, I'm just stimming from excitement."

"You were my favorite employee you know that Rain Girl?"

"Yes I do. We got a new CEO."

"What happened to Jo?"

"A man named Robert California was interviewed originally for your old position, the regional manager, he got the job; he convinced Jo to make him CEO. His charm is remarkable. We think he's a weirdo but a genius."

Bonnie started rocking back and forth.

"Is Robert treating you good?"

"He's treating me like any other employee like you did me. He's gonna make a good CEO."

"Wow, I guess you all are doing great since I left."

"Are you gonna visit us anytime soon?"

"You know, I might. Maybe when I get a really good chance, I might come back to Scranton and pop in to visit you guys."

Bonnie giggled and rocked side to side out of excitement. Kelly walked in the room and noticed.

"That would be great, I have to get back to work now, bye."

"Bye."

She hung up.

"Why are you so excited Bon Bon?"

"I just talked to Michael Scott."

"Really?"

"Yeah, just to check on him."

"You're so sweet Bonnie."

Andy walked in.

"Lunch time's over, back to work."

Bonnie saluted, Andy smirked and left.