So much still to come…

This week, Bachelor Nation fans saw Joan Vassos lay on the heat with a spicy strip tease group date, and then face an unexpected twist when Chock had to suddenly leave for a family emergency. 

Now as we head into the second half of the season, Joan and her men are feeling all the feels.

In the teaser for what’s still to come, Joan says, “I feel like the luckiest person in the world right now. I truly believe that my future is with one of these men.”

The guys share how they are feeling about our leading lady, with Jonathan saying, “When I look into your eyes, I know this is just the beginning for us.”

Jordan chimes in, sharing, “I see myself falling in love with Joan,” and Chock tells our Golden Bachelorette, “I really feel we could have a beautiful life.” 

Things start to heat up when Joan says, “He makes me feel like life could be exciting. When I think of our future, it looks like fun and adventurous,” and Keith adds, “Today is validation that she sees a future with me and I’m so excited.”

The romance continues to increase for both Guy and Mark, with Guy revealing to Joan, “I’ve fallen for you,” and Joan telling Mark those three little words for the first time: “I love you, Mark.”

Joan worries about being able to move on and find love because she still feels guilt around her late husband John. 

Joan and the men get emotional as she says, “It takes a while to open up your heart. I’m not sure mine’s completely there. This is really, really hard because I miss John so much. You think as you get older you get tougher, you don’t. You get more fragile.” 

Drama then starts to stir as Pascal tells the men, “It’s not fair. You didn’t give anybody the chance to talk to her,” and Chock admits, “I’d be crushed if Joan has stronger feelings for another guy.”

At the end of the teaser, we see Joan send someone home and Pascal hold her as he shoos away the camera. He says, “Get away from us, go, go, go, go. She’s not okay, she’s not okay right now… I’m not okay. I’m scared.” 

Joan is then seen knocking on someone’s door and starts to get emotional as she says, “It hurts to think that I might leave with nobody.”