The Woolers wait while doctors examine Avery. The doctor tells them that Avery is physically unharmed but that she will need to speak with a professional about her trauma. When they get home, reporters are in front of their house and Erin ushers Avery inside quickly. They sit in the kitchen, and the police officers tell them that the detectives will be there to talk with them soon.

Alice stares at the Woolers’ house, shocked that Avery is alive. She feels guilty that she is not happy about Avery’s return because now if Derek did do anything wrong, Avery will accuse him.

Nora feels overwhelmed with joy that Ryan is home. Al does not speak to her, and she knows the children notice the bruise on Nora’s face. No one knows why Marion did what she did, but Nora understands. She has known for a long time that Marion was in love with William from the way she looked at him. She realizes that Marion must have discovered their affair and wanted to hurt both William and Nora.

Gully and Bledsoe interview Avery with her parents present. As she tells her story, Gully notices how Avery pauses for dramatic effect, and she thinks that she does not like the girl.