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During our ER rotation in med school,

my roommate fell in love
with emergency medicine.

Avery.

Care to tell me why you've pulled

all of my residents from the ER?

Yeah, I just wanted to speed up
our free COVID testing.

But, I mean, hey, if you want,
I guess we could...

We could start turning them away.

It's a great program.

Forget I asked, okay?

She loved being on the frontline.

She felt that's where she had
the most impact.

But I knew, three days in,

emergency medicine was not for me.

Most treatments were meant
to just tide patients over

until they could see
their own physician,

a specialist, or a surgeon.

And how is her base deficit?

Same as I told you five minutes ago.

And her inflammatory markers?

Altman, we would not be here
without your tireless effort.

But you still have two days off.

Enjoy them,

because you're gonna miss them
when you're back.

Okay. Thanks. Uh, one more thing...

Goodbye, Altman.

And I thought, "What's the point

of starting something
you won't get to finish?"

...closer, I saw it didn't
have a ball in its mouth,

it had an avocado.

No idea where he got it from.

You're gonna love dogs.

Oh, you're gonna love everything
about the outside.

Mm-hmm.

The trees, grass, rainbows.

Isn't that right, Luna?

Wait, wait, wait! Wait, wait.

- Say her name again.
- Why?

Because I think she understood it.

Her face changed.

- Yeah, Luna...
- Luna.

- Luuuna...
- Luna!

For what it's worth, she doesn't respond

when I say her name, either.

Yes, she does. She's a genius.

All right if I complete my rounds now?

Or is she such a genius that
she can look after herself?

- No. Go ahead.
- Mm-hmm. Mm-hmm.

Wilson, Chief,

while I think these visits
do Luna the world of good,

I have about 15 other patients
and their very worried parents

waiting for me, so if you don't mind...

- Nyah nyah nyah nyah nyah.
- Mm-hmm.

Thank you.

No. Go back where you came from.

I already have all the clothes
in the house.

Ellis thought her laundry went
under her bed,

not in the hamper.

He just ate.

Well, I ate a lot when I was a kid.

Still do.

Okay.

Baby or laundry?

Neither.

I... I just want everything to stop.

The whole planet,
it can just stop turning,

and we can all just melt.

Is it for us?

Is it for us?

Is it for us?

Is what for us, buddy?

The camping truck, the camping truck!

Dad?

Hey, kiddos!

- Surprise!
- Huh?

Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa!

COVID! And stranger.

Aw, we've talked on the computer
screen lots of times.

We're old friends.
Where are your masks?!

Where's my grandson?
That's what I want to know.

Oh, don't worry, honey,
we have been totally safe.

Two-week quarantine from Colorado

while we took in the scenery.

Dad packed for everything.
We didn't even have to shop.

Haven't spoken face-to-face
with another soul

since we left.

Mm. So romantic.

I guess I'll... go get Scout?

- Okay.
- Alright, I'll do you one better.

We thought we could take all the kids

to check out Mt. Rainier.

Fun! Can we go, please?

Uh, I'm sorry.

You're say... you want to take
everyone from here?

Those first few months with a newborn...

Impossible without help.

Only if it's okay.

Okay.

- Yes!
- Yay! Come on!

Have I told you two how much I love you?

Because I definitely love you.

And we love you, too, hon.

We couldn't have asked for
a better daughter-in-law.

She is the mother of my grandson,

and even if you haven't
gotten around to proposing,

I am gonna call her
what I want to call her.

I don't get why they're not
married, either.

- Okay. Time to hit the road.
- Zola.

I'll go get Scout.

I can't wait to meet my grandson!

That's it?

I can go again if you want.

You'll get a text in 30 minutes
with the results.

- Thank you.
- All right.

I've almost used all my kits.
I'm so sorry.

It's just that the... the...
The turnout's so high.

Relax, Schmitt. We have more in the van.

If we run low, we can go over

to the drive-through site at Station 19.

They've got extras.

Oh. Wow. That's amazing.

How did we get more kits?

20 hours of virtual meetings
with the Fox Foundation,

convincing them it's the right
thing to do... that's how.

You don't just ask your mom?

- Ready for you, sir.
- Thank you.

Why don't you go ahead and have a seat?

- How you doing?
- Good.

One of our cashiers tested
positive at the store.

I feel fine, but, you know,
I figured I should make sure.

Good. Smart. Okay.

Can you take your mask down
a little bit for me?

All right, one more.

- Great. All set.
- Yeah.

How many days till I know?

Uh, well, it's a rapid test,

so about 30 minutes for your results.

Oh, wow. I won't be late
for my shift, then.

Thank you so much.

You're very welcome. Thank you.

I wouldn't be the surgeon I am
without you, Meredith.

You taught me to push myself,
to innovate,

to see what's possible,
and to trust my instinct.

And right now, that's telling me
to change to OB.

Go with God?

Meredith wouldn't say that.

I have literally never known
what Dr. Grey is gonna say.

Ooh! Why don't you be me and I be her?

Oh, how about you be you and her

so that I can get back
to the testing tent?

She's my mentor!

I don't want to disappoint her

or Bailey or Dr. Webber.

This is stressful.

Well, so is pissing off Dr. Avery.

Oh, crap... trauma. I gotta go.

I had to go first!

Dr. Goldberg
to the ICU. Dr. Goldberg to the ICU.

Arthur Beaton, 14 months...

Hold up, Khan.

Chris, did you want to wait for Hollie?

Or I can set you up with
a video-chat on a tablet?

No. Thank you.

It's... not a good time.

She has work, so...

go ahead.

Arthur Beaton, 14 months,

diagnosed with multiple VSDs,

cardiomyopathy, and heart failure.

He's currently on day 12 of ECMO,

waiting for a transplant, status 1A.

We thought this would only be
for a few days.

Do a lot of kids with his
condition stay on it this long?

It's unusual.

It means he's strong.

He's already held his own
through several procedures.

None of which have fixed
the holes in his heart.

We're hoping he can hang on
a little bit longer,

until a donor heart comes through.

I'll be back to you
in a couple of hours, okay?

Chief. Welcome back.

Mm.

So, uh, this is the car
that got stuck in a truck?

Yep, ran right up the loading ramp.

They had to cut open
the side of the van.

Newlyweds, I heard.

Hell of a honeymoon.

Huh.

Shayne Riley, 45.

Unstable pelvis
and lower abdominal pains

after sustaining crush injuries
in an MVC.

Initially unresponsive,
but now alert and orientated

after saline boluses.

Shayne, you are in good hands now,

and I'm not just saying that

because Dr. Bailey here is my wife.

But you are looking really good, Chief.

All right, this is Karissa Skolaski, 42.

Vital signs stable, A and O times three.

Minor lacerations to the face,
arms, and legs.

Patient complains of headache.

Let's take her to trauma one.

Shayne?! W-Where's my husband?!

He's right over there, ma'am.
He's being taken care of.

Oh, Shayne, I'm sorry, babe!

I didn't mean it!

Wait, can he hear me?

Uh, he's heavily sedated, ma'am.

I can hear her just fine.
I'm just not talking to her.

Ever again.

Improving ground glass opacities,

no pleural effusion or pneumothorax,

and no signs of stroke on head CT.

This is great news.

It's not great news?

Great news doesn't matter

if she's too weak to stay awake.

Synced & corrected by -robtor-
www.addic7ed.com

Karissa, you can't get up. We're
waiting on neuro to see you.

- Okay? Just squeeze.
- I'm fine, I'm fine.

But my boyfriend... Husband...

Uh, he... He hates needles.

He really hates needles.

He's being worked on
by excellent doctors.

Can you follow my finger?

But can't you put us in the same room?

I really need to talk to him.

When we were in the accident,

I kinda said a thing,
and I feel terrible.

Well, you're in luck. They pay
me to help people who feel terrible.

Any loss of consciousness? Dizziness?

I don't think so.

So, what? You cheated on him?

You stole all his money?
You ran over grandma?

Okay, CT's calling for her.
Do you want to come?

Please and thank you.
Squeeze my hands, please.

I told the paramedics to save me first.

Over him, my husband.

Yikes. Well, maybe you can
blame that on a brain bleed.

Can you please tell him I'm okay?

- Yeah.
- Let's go.

You know what else she said?

That except for her, no one
would miss me if I died.

She thinks I'm a loner
and no one cares about me.

A lot of people panic
on their wedding day.

I know I did.

Dr. Hunt knows that...

Does this hurt?

Ow! Yeah.

Don't people normally panic
before saying "I do"?

We'd already been married four hours.

I'm not sure, but your scan does show

that you have an open-book
pelvic fracture.

We're gonna have to do a CT to make sure

there's no other abdominal injuries,

but you will need a surgery, okay?

Shayne, we're taking Karissa to CT,

but she is stable
and she's feeling okay.

Let me guess... She asked to go first.

No, she's very worried about you.

Good. Don't tell her how I am.

She doesn't get to know anything.

Let's go.

I'm just gonna not tell her anything?

She's terrified.

You know the rules.

It's not just me, right?

This is weird.

Super weird.

It's like we won the lottery of silence.

Where do we even start?

By getting naked?

Okay.

Loving that.

Whoa, Amelia.

I don't think you're grasping

the extent of our freedom here.

There are no baby monitors.

There are no homework assignments,

no one's... No one's hungry.

I'm a little hungry.

Then let's have sex in the kitchen.

We can do whatever we want.

You realize that?

We can... We can be loud.

Oh, do you remember
being able to be loud?

What's wrong?

Okay.

All right. Amelia...

look at me.

Oh, my, God. No, no!

- No?
- Get up, get up!

I-I-I thought you were crying
because my mom and Zola...

No, I'm not!

I'm... I'm not, just...

I just really need
to be crying right now!

Okay.

Marcel tested positive.

He needs to be home, isolating.

I told him that, but apparently,
he lives with his family...

Six people in a two-bedroom apartment,

including his grandpa.

He doesn't want to get them sick.

Can't we just admit him?

Get him some care and a place...

This is not a hotel, Schmitt.

He can't afford to stay anywhere else.

Okay. Book him a hotel room.

On you? Are you sure?

It's a matter of public health, okay?

Anybody needs a room...
just book them a hotel.

No questions.

We got you a hotel.

Dr. Feldman to the Step Down Unit.

Dr. Feldman to the Step Down Unit.

Chris?

I had to get out of there for a minute.

I understand.

You want to get outside,
get some fresh air?

Or there's a chapel.

So I can pray for
someone else's kid to die?

I lied earlier.

Hollie wasn't on a work call.

She hasn't signed on to work in weeks.

I don't know if
it's postpartum depression

or Arthur or the world...

Listen, it's...

It's been a terrible ordeal
for the pair of you.

She's so depressed,
she can't get out of bed.

When COVID hit,

seeing people lose
whole families in a week...

we knew we had to be careful

'cause of Arthur's heart condition.

And we were.

And in the end, it didn't matter.

I'm still losing them.

The only thing keeping me going
right now

is the hope for a miracle.

Arthur gets a heart,

Hollie comes back to life...

and we a family again.

And I know we can't have our miracle

unless someone else loses theirs.

Lives what I'm living right now.

Gets shattered.

And I pray for it anyway.

'Cause Arthur...

He's your son.

I can't lose him, Dr. Hayes.

We can't lose him.

Please.

How's she looking?

Squirmy.

- Karissa...
- Did I hear Dr. Wilson?

Is Shayne okay?

Uh...

Sorry, Karissa.
Um, patient confidentiality.

Confidentiality?

From his wife?

Wait.

Did he ask you not to tell me?

That is also confidential.

He's still mad.

My sisters said we were crazy
for moving so quickly.

They said three months is not
enough time to get to know

someone you're gonna spend
the rest of your life with.

Well, neither is six years.

Scans are up.

Karissa, you have a very small
contusion on your brain.

It's benign with a very minor bleed,

so minor I don't think we can
blame it for anything.

Sorry.

But we do have to keep you
overnight for observation.

I was wrong.

I was wrong that no one would miss him.

Because it's only been a few hours,

and I miss him so much I could burst.

Hi.

Got your page. What's up?

Can you think of
a salvage procedure we can do

on a 14-month-old with multiple VSDs?

Another one?

We just did one two weeks ago.

It's the same boy. Arthur Beaton.

The one we put on ECMO?

He's hanging on.

What about a double pump EXCOR?

You know, an artificial heart

that can take over for the ventricles...

No, I know what it is. Uh...

Arthur's chest cavity is too small.

The cannulas would push up
against his vital organs.

We'd have to leave him open

and leave him on a vent.

He's been on ECMO for 12 days.

I don't think he has the strength

to withstand a transplant,

and that's even if
we could find a donor.

So, then, what do you suggest?

I think you should have
a very difficult conversation

with his parents. It's time.

Aren't you supposed to be some
sort of genius or something?

Youngest cardio chief in the country?

More innovative and published
than any of her peers?

So what? You're just gonna give up?

We have been at this for months.

We have done everything we can
for that boy.

At this point,
we're just prolonging his pain,

and his family's.

It's not giving up.

It's letting them go on.

I think it just hit me
that it's been months

since I've been able to feel
whatever I want

without worrying that I will
permanently scar a child.

I mean, the constant pressure

of not ruining a life is exhausting.

Are you mad

that I shouted no and made you get up?

No, I'm not mad at you.

I'm mad at my mom for bringing it up.

Are you... wanting to get married?

After you shouted no and made me get up?

No, not so much.

I meant, "No,
you're misreading the moment,"

not, "No, I don't want to marry you."

So you do want to marry me?

I wasn't saying
I want to marry you, or...

Or I don't want to marry you.

I, um... haven't thought about it.

I haven't had time. Yeah.

I haven't had time either,

but I've still thought about it.

What have you thought?

I love you, and I love Scout,

and I love us together, and...

you know, marriage is, uh, I guess

kinda how society locks it all in...

Eh, but it doesn't lock it in.

It doesn't lock it in! Mnh.

And your parents' divorce was hell.

It was hell!

And I-I swore that I'd never
put a kid through that.

Mm-hmm.

So...

I know that your mom has big ideas,

and Zola has big wedding-dress dreams,

but, um...

have you really changed your mind?

I was a terrible wife.

- You had a brain tumor.
- I did.

But I'm not sure that

the sexy brain tumor
can take all the credit.

I still think I'm wired
for self-destruction.

Why do you think that?

Because, every day,

for a lot of days now,

I go to sleep thinking about
getting high,

and I wake up thinking about
getting high,

and sometimes, in the middle
of feeding Scout,

I zone out...

and think about getting high.

...and he won't let me
tell his wife anything.

It's their wedding day,
and he's already over her,

which is just...
It's just sad and messy and...

And it's not that I am sick of adults.

Okay, I'm a little...
I'm a little sick of adults.

Adults are always here
on the worst day of their lives,

and I am so sick of worst days.

And people being terrified of me
because I'm cutting them open.

But with moms, they want you here,

even though it's scary sometimes,

because you being there

means that they're getting
to meet their baby,

their dream,

and they can't do it without my help.

And since, uh...

Since Alex left, um...

my house hasn't been my happiest place.

So...

I want work to be.

And I think that you get that.

And I am so grateful to you,

because you believed in me
before I believed in myself.

And I will tell you all of this again

when you're awake.

Please, please be awake soon.

Please be well soon.

We can't take any more
worst days around here.

I've booked 18 hotel rooms.

The manager wondered if
you'd rather book a whole floor.

Well, we got a lot of positives.

Tell him we'll take
all the rooms we can get.

Thank you. I think I've memorized
your credit-card number.

When did hotel stays become
part of the plan?

Well, people need more than a test,

and quarantining isn't easy
for everybody.

And you realized that today?

- Excuse me?
- You know he's your boss, right?

- I'm sorry.
- And, technically, so am I.

- I'm sorry.
- Schmitt, give us a minute.

- Well, don't fire her.
- Schmitt!

Come here, please.

I assume that wasn't your real question.

So would you like to tell me
what is going on?

You're booking up hotel rooms.

So is Seattle Partners.

Okay. I've heard of them.

A group of, uh,
community organizations, right?

Longstanding community organizations

that have been providing housing
and wrap-around services

for people who test positive for COVID

in low-income neighborhoods.

Okay. So, the more the better,
so what's the...

Yeah, maybe in theory, but they
can't book their hotel rooms

at their discounted rates

because a local doctor
is booking them at full price!

And hotels are kicking people out

to make room for your new arrivals.

I got it.

I apologize.
I didn't... I didn't know that.

Great.

We'll just tell everyone
it wasn't on purpose.

That should keep them real warm tonight.

Oh, I fell asleep?

I think it's a defense mechanism.

Noticed you do that.

Do what?

Fall asleep when you are
emotionally overwhelmed.

Some people cry. Some people talk.

Some people yell.

You... fall asleep.

All right, well, I'm not
avoiding my feelings,

if that's what you're implying.

I just... I-I process them better

- while I'm unconscious.
- Mm.

Okay. Let's figure this out.

There's not much to figure out.

I'm an addict.

You're an addict in recovery.

So, what? You need to hit up a meeting?

I've talked about it in meetings.

A lot of us have.

This pandemic feels like
Satan has designed

the perfect set of circumstances

to make sobriety seem impossible.

Isolation, fear, futility,

anger, hopelessness.

I mean, name a trigger,

it is stronger.

For the record,
I don't believe in Satan.

I'm just saying it feels like that.

Also, what's weird is
I'm not even craving pills.

I'm just...

I just want to, like,
drive to a dispensary

and buy some weed and smoke it.

Well, is that allowed?

To, um... To smoke weed

if that wasn't the thing
that you were addicted to?

Well, there's no such thing as
"allowed" in my program.

There are just suggestions.

And, no, it is not suggested.

- Why not?
- Because...

if I smoked weed,

it is very likely that I would
forget to not do heroin.

Well...

for the record...

I would marry you in a hot minute.

Why?

Because most drug addicts
who crave drugs

just do drugs.

But you don't.

That makes you stronger
than most people.

And cooler.

And the opposite of self-destructive.

So...

All right, Amelia...

Oh, my God. No, no.

Oh, my God! Get up!

Got it.

Like, not ever or not today?

Just...

Not when I'm confessing
my darkest secrets

and I have snot rolling down my face.

Okay.

Is Luna okay?

Yeah, she's fine.

I just needed to see a friendly face.

I'm about to ask a father

about taking his baby off life support.

Oh, my God.

She's the best.

Doesn't judge.

Isn't selfish.

Isn't bitter or resentful about
the cards she's been dealt.

Oh, I hope she doesn't.

Become bitter or resentful.

I mean, I wouldn't blame her if she did.

I spent a lot of my life being angry

about the way that
I came into the world.

Took me a long time to realize

that that anger didn't serve me.

And the more I let it go,
the better off I'd be.

Letting it go was like...

breaking off the crusty
black pieces of my heart.

It hurt at first,
but with time, it just...

Oh, wow. Wilson...

What?

Thank you!

The Cooper ligament is
completely destroyed.

Yeah, I think Stoppa technique's
our best bet.

Agreed. Uh, pick-ups?

What a wedding day.

Started with his bride
calling him a loser.

Can't imagine much worse.

Not... that I...

How are the kids?

If you ask me, he's lucky.

How so?

Well, he found out the truth on day one

instead of 20 years from now.

No house, no kids. Lucky.

Mayo scissors, please.

And how is Altman?

She'll be back in a couple days.

That's not why I'm asking.

Respectfully, Chief,

the OR has heard enough
about my personal life, okay?

Mesh.

Thank you.

Hayes, you paged again?

You said there's not enough space

for a total artificial heart.

You paged me 911 after
I told you it was impossible?

- His chest cavity is too small.
- I know.

Too small because his heart's
taking up space.

But what if we made space?

Sure, let's just take out his heart.

Don't be ridiculous.

We'll leave some of it behind.

You want to cut out part of his heart?

The lower part, the ventricles,

which are not functioning properly.

So the answer is yes...

You want to cut out part of his heart.

To create space for
a total artificial heart pump

to act in place of what we removed.

Have you done this before?

'Cause it sounds like
you haven't done it before.

We have used the device
on older children.

But in those cases,

we did not have to remove
both ventricles.

So you could do this
and it doesn't... work?

Why would you even suggest...

'Cause Arthur's chances of
survival are exactly the same

as if we did absolutely nothing.

I know this sounds insane.

But we are running out of options,

and Arthur is almost out of time.

You asked me to save your son, yes?

I am telling you,
this is his best chance.

I need to call Hollie.

She'll want to see him before...

Just in case.

Of course.

Your surgery went better
than we could have hoped.

Yep.

You may have a couple months' rehab,

but everything looks good.

Months of rehab, alone in an apartment

during a pandemic.

Oh, so that's it?

It's been, what, 12 hours,

and you're jumping ship?

Bailey, maybe we should just let them...

Shayne, my parents were together
for over 60 years.

Look, after my mom passed,

my dad and I were going through
their old photos,

I-looking for something
that we could post

with her obituary.

60 years...

is a lot of hairstyles
and fashion trends.

And finally, my dad told me
that I should just pick,

because when he looked at them,

all he saw was the woman
he fell in love with.

She was still
the same caring, nurturing,

kind-hearted person
she was the day they met.

Look, people are who they are.

Karissa said some things

while you were trapped in a car
and she was terrified.

My guess is...

she's still the same person
she was when you met.

You might want to give her
a chance to prove that

before you just throw it all away.

Is there any way I can see her?

I'll get you a tablet.

I just got off with Kelly Bernard,

who runs Seattle Partners.

No one is losing their bed,
nobody's losing a room.

She's gonna point me
in the direction of hotels

so I can sponsor patient rooms

without getting in anybody's way.

Oh, come on.

Do you have a problem with
all your attendings or just me?

'Cause I'm trying to make this right.

I know you are.

It's just, this whole situation
pisses me off.

- And, what, that's my fault?
- No.

No. It's the whole system.

It's not designed to help the
people that actually need it.

Especially when they look like us.

Right. That's why I'm trying to help.

When I was a social worker,
I saw a lot of temporary fixes

that came from a good place.

But they never get to the root
of the problems.

Hotel rooms are great for quarantine.

But then people have to go back

to risky jobs and overcrowded homes.

I know you're trying to help.

It's just that all this

is just... Is... is too much.

And I'm just really over it, you know?

Just over it.

I want to teach you to swim.

I want to take you to hockey games.

But if we don't...

get to do those things...

I want you to know how much I love you.

How much your mom and I love you.

You've already given us
a lifetime of joy.

I'm so sorry, Chris,
but we really need to go.

What would our wedding even look like?

Mm, rooftop,
French Quarter, New Orleans,

April or early May.

For someone who doesn't
want to get married,

you answered that really fast.

It's a magical place.

Just don't go in June.

It's hot and smells bad by then.

Mmmm. Magic.

It'd be fun.

The kids would love it.

And, Link, I love you so much,

sometimes I feel like I'm gonna
have a panic attack.

So marriage seems so obvious.

But...

But you're not sure.

And you're not sure.

I need you to not get high. I mean it.

I need you to do whatever
you need to do to stay sober.

Because I'm not... I'm not Owen.

I'm not equipped for...

Drama?

I'll just end up sleeping my life away.

Okay.

I won't get high,

and you don't propose to me
in a semi-compulsory manner.

For how long?

A day at a time.

About all I can manage.

Okay, deal.

What's that face?

Well, that's the one that says...

this house is still empty.

And, um...

you look incredible by this fire.

And I'm pretty sure

these clothes still come off.

Oh, my God.

Get up.

Get up.

Hey, sleepyhead.

Mmph.

I'm sorry.

For what?

You had to put me on a vent.

You had to make that call.

I'd do it again if I had to.

But I hope I don't.

I'm glad I chose you.

We need to talk about Wilson.

That's it.

It's in.

All that's left is
to take him off bypass.

And pray that he maintains
his blood pressure

with this new pump.

Nothing's happening.

Give him another second.

Come on, Arthur.
Come on, come on, come on.

It's working.

Ah! We did it!

We did it!

Whoo!

We did it.

Whoo-hoo! Whoo!

You paged?

Have a seat.

Um, look, Dr. Avery, I'm really
sorry about earlier.

I... I just have a huge problem
keeping my opinions to myself,

especially when it comes to
underserved communities, so...

Well, sounds like that makes two of us.

I want to help people...

especially those who've been ignored

and shut out of the system
for far too long.

It sounds like you have some
ideas from your last career.

I'd like to hear them. All of them.

Really?

You have a deep understanding.

I have deep pockets
and a desire to help.

So, Dr. Ortiz,

if you had the power
to effect real change...

...where would you start?

Okay.

Well, access to affordable healthy food

is a huge problem
in low-income neighborhoods.

Okay.

The car was closing in.

I had no idea what I was saying.

I just... I, uh...

I was so worried about you
the whole way here

and then once we got here.

Do you know what that was like for me?

I'm sure it was, um...

They wouldn't even tell me
if you were dead or alive.

Please, promise me

you will never
put me through that again.

I won't.

Thank God, because that was hell.

I want an annulment.

I'm sorry. What's happening? What?

You were right.

I-I didn't say anything
about an annulment.

Shayne, what the hell?

You said people don't change,
and you were right.

She hasn't changed.

Today wasn't any different
than any other day.

I just found her self-absorption
charming on every other day,

like I was drunk on her sense of humor.

'Cause she's funny, too.

And I was lonely.

And then I was laughing,
and I wasn't lonely,

and so I thought I could
overlook, basically,

the rest of her personality.

Okay, then maybe we should
do this later. The...

No, I want to do it now,

and then I want to be done with it.

You're selfish, Karissa.

And you were the same person today

that you were the day we met,
the same person who ate

all the trail mix
I'd packed for our hike

without offering me so much as a peanut.

You're dumping me over a peanut?

It's an example. One of many.

You're the center of your own universe,

and I'd rather be alone
than with someone

who isn't capable of
considering anyone but herself.

Well, now I feel terrible.

I'm sure it won't last long.

- Thank you.
- Mnh.

One way or the other,

surgeons get closure
with their patients.

You've got yourselves a feisty one here.

He sailed through every hour of it.

Never showed any signs of giving up.

My man.

You're here. You're still here.

I gotta call Hollie!

Of course.

Honey, he's okay!

He's okay.

And he's... bionic.

Just for a little while, Hollie.

Soon as a donor heart comes up,
we'll remove the machine.

Until then, Arthur's got his
very own little battery pack.

Hi, sweetheart.

Oh, my beautiful boy.

- We're so proud of you.
- Hi, hi.

You're our strong little guy.

Mommy loves you. We love you so much.

Sometimes we fix you,
sometimes we can't.

Hey, thanks for driving me.
I'm too tired to ride my bike.

Well, if I'm driving, you're cooking.

Ugh, who knew sticking things
up people's noses

would be so exhausting?

Wilson, you got a minute?

Sure, yeah. What's... What's up?

Oh, I was hoping you could tell me.

About...?

Quitting surgery.

I'm just gonna...

If you're serious about
changing specialties,

I... I want to support you.

But I... I can't do that
if I'm in the dark.

But our intention is to find
a long-term solution.

Zola's reading for 20 minutes.

And the others fell asleep

before the animals saw

- Toad's bathing suit.
- Mm.

And this guy's down.

How long can your parents live
in the driveway?

So my mom can keep
"accidentally" referring to you

as my wife?

What if we just... do a check-in?

Every few weeks.

No judgment.

To just make sure we're still
good with our decision.

Are we super broken?

Or are we super evolved?

Oh, definitely evolved.

- Mm.
- Yeah.

Which isn't to say emergency
medicine isn't important,

especially when something's
gone neglected too long.

Owen.

I just... I mean, I-I just
put the kids down.

I-I didn't know that you were...

Actually, I came to see you.

You tried to tell me the truth
about your relationship

with Allison, and I...

I was awful to you.

And I am sorry.

I-I... I should have told you years ago.

You told me when you could,

and I should have been there for you.

Because since the day we met,
Teddy, and every day since,

you've been there for me.

You've listened to me.
You've fought for me.

So that thing that you did on our...

...wedding day, it was...

I-I'm... I'm sorry.

I know. I know you are.

We were friends first.

We've been friends for years.

And you've never been anything
but there for me,

so when you...
So when you did this thing

that was so out of character,
I should have known

that you were going through
something bigger than me.

And that you just needed a friend.

Owen...

I can be your friend.

I want to be your friend.

And I don't know if I have
more than that in me.

But I can be your friend,
if you'll let me, Teddy.

And I'd like to hear about
Allison, if you'll tell me.

You want some tea?

Yeah.

Tea would be good.

But try as we might,

some solutions can only be temporary...

How'd she do today?

Her energy's low.

She's still mostly sleeping.

She's listening.

Even when you think
maybe she's not, she's...

Extraordinary.

Unstoppable.

Always has been, always will be.

I pray to God you're both right.

We evaluate you.

We think in the moment.

We do our best.

And we hope like hell
we've done enough to carry you through.