The number isnt saved, but Frank assumes its Jorge calling over and over.
Oliver isnt interested though hes just worried about Simon, which puts Annalise on edge.
In fact, hes so worried hes hacked into the hospital to monitor Simons vital signs.
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Shes desperate to fix the mess she made and feels helpless stuck inside the hospital.
Bonnie really knows how to hit ya where it hurts, huh?
Nate also tears into Connor, surprised that Annalise has left the class action in his hands.
Oliver uses the distraction to leave and attempt to visit Simon at the hospital.
It works, and he sits by a comatose Simons bedside apologizing and talking to him.
Frank wants to tell Laurel about Wes voicemail, but Annalise is just mad he still has the phone.
Annalise does go, and inexplicably, Bonnie lets her in.
What follows is a master class in acting from Liza Weil and Viola Davis.
Annalise admits that sometimes Bonnies need for her is too much.
Bonnie counters she feels the same, and Annalise says their entire relationship is predicated on needing each other.
Its these moments that still make the show must-see TV.
Wait, did Asher actually give thoughtful, good advice for once?
Connor goes to sit with Laurel, who is once again having a heart-to-heart with Michaela.
She knows that it was, but she cant bring herself to tell Frank.
To what end, I can only guess, but it wont end well, its safe to assume.
The Keating Four are reunited in Laurels hospital room.
Laurel breaks down and apologizes to all of them for getting them involved in this.
This convinces Annalise to go to Isaac and beg him to evaluate Laurel.
He finally agrees when Annalise admits that this is not about Laurel, but about saving herself.
Im sorry, what???
Nate has a secret identity?
Is they why he keeps doing things for Annalise against his better judgment?
I dont even know what to do with this information.
And also, never contact her again.
Well, thats heavy.
Dominics phone rings again, which bothers Laurel and prompts Annalise to tell Frank to play the voicemail.
Laurel listens to Wes voice on Dominics phone over and over, but the phone rings again.
Its a number Laurel recognizes, and its not her dad its her mother.
