Here's where every major 'Emily in Paris' character ended up on season 2

Throughout the season, Emily (Lily Collins) avoided being with Gabriel (Lucas Bravo) so she could stay true to her friendship with his ex Camille (Camille Razat). Instead, she started dating Alfie (Lucien Laviscount), a British businessman.

At the end of the season, Alfie asked her to commit to a long-distance relationship as he was moving back to London.

On the season finale, however, Emily seemingly decided to pick Gabriel. But she was devastated when she went to his apartment and found he'd gotten back together with and moved in with Camille.

On the professional side, after Sylvie (Philippine Leroy-Beaulieu) resigned from Savoir, Madeline (Kate Walsh) told Emily that she could finally have the big promotion she'd been waiting for. But the job was in Chicago, and Madeline was still treating Emily more like an assistant than an equal.

Sylvie also asked Emily to join the new agency she was starting with Luc (Bruno Gouery), Julien (Samuel Arnold), and the rest of the old Savior staff. The opportunity would mean staying in Paris and facing the love triangles she'd gotten herself entangled in.

The finale showed Emily crying as she strolled the streets of Paris, unsure of what her future held. She called Sylvie and revealed she'd made her decision, but the episode ended before her choice was revealed.

Season two saw Sylvie embark on a new romantic relationship with photographer Erik DeGroot (Søren Bregendal).

Things seemed to be going well until the finale, during which Erik found out that Sylvie was still legally married to her husband, Laurent (Arnaud Binard). Although he didn't press the issue immediately, he was concerned.

Throughout the season, Sylvie clashed with Madeline, her superior from Chicago. Madeline constantly critiqued how Sylvie and the rest of her French staff did business.

After Savoir's biggest client was driven away, Madeline was faced with Sylvie's resignation. She also announced she'd be taking major clients and the rest of the staff with her to start her own agency.

At the end of the finale, despite their sometimes chilly relationship, Sylvie threw Emily a lifeline by asking her to join her new agency.

Gabriel spent much of season two trying to do right by Camille (at the request of Emily), despite the fact that he clearly still has feelings for Emily.

He started the season by opening up his restaurant, which was a great success. But his love life struggled as he watched Emily and Alfie's connection grow stronger.

Ultimately, he ended up reconnecting with Camille and getting back together with her.

The finale saw Gabriel opening his apartment door to Emily, who was about to profess her love to him. But before he could stop her, Camille announced that Gabriel asked her to move in.

Gabriel watched as a teary-eyed Emily feigned happiness for the couple and left the building.

One of season two's biggest plotlines was Camille and Emily working out their friendship — after Emily hooked up with Gabriel behind her back.

The friends promised each other that they were finished with Gabriel once and for all, but that didn't end up being true.

On the finale, Emily went to Gabriel's apartment to reveal her true feelings for him, but Camille had already moved in with him.

Much of "Emily in Paris" season two saw Emily's romance blossom with British banker Alfie.

By the end of the season, Alfie revealed that he was supposed to have gone back to London weeks ago. But he stayed in Paris to be with Emily.

He told her he couldn't put off moving back any longer, but he wanted to stay together and commit to a long-distance relationship.

Throughout season two, Emily was still living with her best friend in the city, Mindy (Ashley Park).

When Emily struggled with what should do about work and her love life, Mindy told her to make the choice that felt best for her life, not the choice she felt obligated to make.

Mindy and her bandmate Benoît (Kevin Dias) also end up in a romantic relationship. But it cracks a little when Benoît finds out Mindy wasn't telling the whole truth about her past.

The band reconnected to perform at a supper club, and after a successful performance, Mindy and Benoît reconciled.

When Emily's boss Madeline visited the Savior team in Paris — despite being in the third trimester of her pregnancy — she was shocked to see that the financials for the company weren't adding up.

Throughout season two, it was clear that Madeline's corporate-American sensibilities didn't align with Sylvie's boutique-French approach. The two were at odds most of the season, leading up to a fight where Madeline announces she's going to have Sylvie's performance reviewed by the Chicago office.

But before that could happen, Sylvie quit and took the rest of the Savior staff with her.

At the end of season two, a desperate and very pregnant Madeline told Emily she would finally be promoted.

After the complicated fashion show with Grégory Elliott Duprée (Jeremy O. Harris), Emily's coworkers Julien and Luc were fed up with Madeline's attempts to change how Savoir does business.

They announced they were teaming up with Sylvie and the rest of the Savoir staff to start a new agency.

On the finale, the pair try to convince Emily to join them and stay in Paris.