The third season of Netflix's "My Life with the Walter Boys" concluded with a dramatic cliffhanger, leaving viewers uncertain about the fate of Cole Walter after a car crash. The finale also wrapped up several romantic entanglements, with Jackie finding herself at a crossroads.
The season's tenth episode, titled "The Beautiful and the Damned," saw Cole engaging in dangerous street racing following a difficult breakup with Jackie. His brother, Dylan, confiscated his car, forbidding him from staying at his house. Meanwhile, Alex began training an injured mustang, finding a renewed sense of purpose after a brief romance with Kiley. Despite encouragement from his mother, Alex told Kiley their kiss was a "stupid mistake," strained by her guilt over cheating on Dylan.
Elsewhere, Jackie faced a setback when a pipe burst at her community space, causing significant damage and forcing her to consider canceling her opening night party. Cole, learning of her distress, secretly enlisted the help of Uncle Richard and contractors to repair the space, wanting Jackie to achieve her full potential.
During the rescheduled party, Alex and Cole finally had a candid conversation. Alex disclosed Cole's efforts to help Jackie, prompting a confused Jackie to text Cole her gratitude. Cole, initially heading to a qualifying race, decided to leave and express his feelings to Jackie.
At the party, Dylan confronted Alex about his continued interest in Kiley, who had just met Dylan's grandmother. Unbeknownst to Jackie, who was reconnecting with Eliot and considering a future with him, Cole was driving to the party after receiving Jackie's text.
The season concluded with a violent crash as a driver named Danvers, angered by Cole ditching a race, intentionally collided with Cole's car. The screen cut to Jackie and Eliot kissing as Cole's fate remained undecided, setting up a potential Season 4.