When her grandfather arrived to help her with the vase she was working on at the workshop, she expressed her fury at Carole and huffed out of the room, but his words stuck with her: “It’s up to you to choose what you want to focus on.” In the hotel room, Bailey isn’t in the mood to speak to anyone, and disconnects the call from her boyfriend Bobby, promising to speak to him later. What irritated the teen most was that her mother, Carole, didn’t even remember the grade Hannah was in, and she threw away the bowl her grandfather had prepared. While standing on the balcony of the hotel, Hannah thinks of a time in her teens when she received a letter from her mother, who’d taken off on her. He adds that Avett had sent men to her house, which sends Hannah into panic mode, and she hangs up the call while Grady keeps asking about her location. Grady refuses to divulge any information and insists that he’s trying to keep Owen and his family safe, and then repeatedly asks Hannah to tell him where she is. Meanwhile, Grady is having breakfast with his son and talking about basketball when Hannah calls him and informs him that she knows about Owen and Bailey’s fake names, surprising the Marshal. Irritated, she demanded to know why this vacationing Marshal had shown up at her place and was asking questions. She pauses her reverie to look at the number US Marshal Grady Bradford had left her on a napkin and calls the Marshals’ office to speak to him but is informed that he’s on vacation. In the morning, Hannah thinks about the time when she told Owen about how her hair used to be a mess when she was Bailey’s age because she had to grow up without a mother. She then announces to her stepmother that she can feel a connection to Austin and that they might come across some valuable information in this city, and they decide to stay back. As she begins freaking out, thinking everything she knows about herself might be fake, Hannah tries to console her, but Bailey brushes her off. At present, however, Hannah is far from alright as she explains to her stepdaughter what Jules just informed her about Owen and Bailey’s true identities, and Bailey is equally devastated.
However, she respectfully bowed out upon learning that Bailey would rather it was just her father and her, and Owen had assured her she was doing a great job. The fourth episode of The Last Thing He Told Me begins with another flashback that Hannah has about her husband Owen, about the time when Owen, Hannah, and his teenage daughter Bailey had visited a restaurant, and Hannah had gotten tickets to a play for the three of them.
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