Over the past week, Arthur had killed a boy, Henry was back home, Jack had cheated on Ana, Tommy still hadn't worked out something to get the Robinson's off her back about the engagement and the Garrison was back up and running.

Inside the Garrison as the Kingston's walked in they saw golden decor and plush cushions in the booths instead of the old wooden chairs and tables. Arthur was handing out drinks from behind the bar. Ana sat beside Thea while Henry was getting them drinks. "It's very uh gold," Ana commented as she looked around.

"Very," Thea hummed with a small smile. They watched as Henry walked back with their drinks and placed them on the table.

Finn and Isaiah had sat with the Kingston's and Ana turned to Finn. "How mad is Pol at Tommy?" she asked.

"Extremely," Finn muttered. "She just completely blanks him." Ana turned around to see the man now standing next to her making her jump.

"Come with me," Tommy ordered her.

"No?" Ana shook her head. Tommy's eyes flitted to Henry who sighed.

"Ana, go," he told her.

"Why?" she asked her dad.

"Just go," he smiled. Ana reluctantly got up and let Tommy guide her towards the door.

"What do you want?" she asked as she leaned against the cold wall.

"I found a solution to your Robinson problem," he told her while offering her a cigarette.

"I don't smoke," she shook her head. "Go on then." His eyes moved to the door. "I'm not marrying Finn!"

"No. That's not my idea," he rolled his eyes. "My idea is to go through with it-"

"You stood there and promised me you'd find me a way out of it!" her voice raised.

"And the only way you get out of it is if you marry him and something happens to him,"  Tommy finished his sentence.

"My dad will still die," she stressed with her hands on her head.

Tommy shook his head, "Not if I have anything to do with it."

"Are you joking?" she asked with a laugh. "If you have anything to do with any of us we will die. I mean look at my mum, she was doing you a favour by looking after Ada and she got beaten to a fucking pulp she might have forgiven you but I haven't."

"Ana-"

"Look find me a way out of it that doesn't involve me marrying him and I'll think of forgiving you," Ana cut him off.

Tommy nodded, "I'm trying, Ana."

"Did you know that Pol's daughter died?" Ana questioned as she watched him throw his cigarette on the ground.

"Yep," he nodded. "Her dream was right."

"Is there a reason that we can't tell her where her son is?" Ana asked.

"Yes," he replied bluntly.

"The reason being?"

"Because it's best she doesn't know yet," Tommy responded.

"Who?" Thea asked. "Tommy I hope you're not hiding her son's location for the fun of it. It's cruel, it's like dangling a carrot infront of a bloody rabbit." Thea gave Tommy a pointed look.

"Ana go inside. Your mum will be in soon," Tommy told her and the girl opened the door but stayed in earshot.

"How much of that did you hear?"

"Pretty much all of it," the woman admitted. "I'm not going to apologise for anything she has said because I know she will never admit it but she loves her dad more than anyone. He's always been her favourite and when Oliver told her that if she didn't go through with marriage that he'd kill him she agreed and we all know she doesn't even like Jack she just doesn't want to lose her dad."

Ana never meant for her mum to feel like she loved her dad more than her because she didn't she loved both her parents equally and for her mum to feel like that broke her heart.

"I know I haven't been the best of mum's to her, I mean god she's found me after I overdosed and I can't imagine how that made her feel," the woman continued. "My point is if she loses her dad she will kill you and that's not a threat it's the truth."

"Your daughter can be very scary at time, Thea," Tommy said loud enough for her to hear as she walked further away with a small smile on her face, Ana running to the table.

"Tell me about it," she replied look over her shoulder to see the man following her in.

"You were eavesdropping weren't you?" Henry whispered to his daughter as Tommy and Thea got closer.

The teen nodded, "Yeah, please don't snitch on me."

"Go get me another drink then," the man negotiated with a smile watching her roll her eyes and take Finn and Isaiah with her.

"Why do we have to come with you?" Finn complained.

"Because drunk men scare me and there's a lot of them at the men," Ana replied giving Arthur a smile.

"What can I get you, kiddo?" the man boomed over the crowd.

"Whatever my dad had last," the teen replied unsure what of what Henry ordered last time but by the looks of it, it was whiskey. Arthur slid the glass over to the girl and she made her way back over to her parents with Finn and Isaiah following after her.

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Ana was resting her head on Isaiah's shoulder while he was smoking with Finn watching Polly dance with Thea before moving in the direction of a man and glare at Tommy every so often.

Ana heard her mum exclaim Ada's name which made her eyes move open and her body move towards the sound and the figures of Ada and Karl and Jack?

"Why is he here?" Ana asked her dad in a hushed tone as the blonde boy very harshly pushed his way past Ada and Esme who had hold of Karl. "Don't start," she sighed at him, her eyes closed as he got closer.

"I wasn't going to start," he said defensively.

"I'm too tired to deal with you right now so either leave or sit and play nice because I also don't have in me to pull Isaiah off you. I'm going to see Ada and then Isaiah and Finn are taking me home where you should be because I told you that I didn't want to see you," Ana reminded him with a pointed look and her arms folded over her chest as she pushed past him like he had done to Ada and Esme before.

"Ana," Ada smiled and pulled the girl into her arms.

"Hello, Ada," she smiled.

"He giving you trouble again?" Ada whispered in her hair so he couldn't see what she was saying since his eyes wouldn't leave the brunette teen.

'When isn't he giving me trouble?" she replied with a dry chuckle. "He cheated and said that I had to get over it because it's not like I couldn't do anything about it because we're getting married soon."

Ada's eyes turned into a glare that was aimed at the blonde boy, "Does your mum know?"

"Nope, only me, you and him," Ana informed her.

"Don't worry though, Finn and Isaiah are taking me home and I doubt he'll follow," she smiled.

"Be careful," Ada told her before kissing her forehead and watching the three teens leave.

"You good?" Isaiah asked, draping an arm over her shoulder.

"I'm tired," she yawned.

As soon as the girl's head hit her pillow she was out like a light making the boys laugh quietly at her.