Back at Walker Manor, things are getting intense as Nora and Brody try to piece together what happened 40 plus years ago to make him leave and Nora and William raise Sarah as their own. Nora doesn't understand why he left that day, since he knew there was a chance that Sarah was his. Through a flashback Brody tells her that William called him in Sarasota, Florida and told him that his wife, Nora, had a baby girl and there was a chance that it was Brody's. Nora had told him about her pre-marital tryst with Brody and for some reason William felt the need to call him back to Pasadena. So Brody drove all through the night and arrived at the hospital just in time for Sarah's 9 a.m. feeding. As he stared at the babies in their nursery, William approached him and asked him what his blood type was. Seriously? That could have been asked OVER THE PHONE while Brody was still in Florida. When Brody tells him it's Type B, the same as William's, William paints a picture for him: He could go tell Nora that there is a 50% chance that he is Sarah's father and then he could leave her and the baby while he traveled around the country playing baseball OR since there is also a 50% chance that William is the father, he could go in there and tell Nora that he is, say, Type O blood, and let William raise his daughter and build a business and really take care of the family. So Brody went to Nora's hospital room and found her and Sarah cuddled together. He asked her if she loved William and she said yes. She asked him if he loved baseball, and he said yes.