Owen finds Richard and asks him how he knew that the meeting would take a terrible turn; Richard reminds him that he was Chief for 11 years and he knows how the attorneys look for a scapegoat when it comes to a lawsuit. Owen is a little confused, then, as he reports that they supposedly have his back and he wonders why that would be. Richard thinks for only a moment before figuring it out; he reminds Owen that he's married to someone on the other side, and asks if they seemed unhappy about that. A light finally clicks on in Owen's ginger head and he thanks Richard and leaves.

Back in Graham's room, Bailey has broken the bad news and Hank is having a hard time accepting it. Bailey promises that he will go back on the list but points out that given his age and condition... Graham finishes up over Hank's pleas that he's a sick man and they should give the next liver to someone that can make it last. When he asks, Bailey admits that he probably only has a week. Smash has a little snotsicle forming from one nostril as he tries to keep it together and when Graham accepts the news with grace, he loses it. He tries to leave but Graham makes him stay and tells him that he's had a good life full of people who love him, so Smash isn't allowed to cry for him. Even Cristina looks stricken at how amazingly Graham is accepting his fate. He tells Hank that they've got this week and they'll make it count, and then everyone cries.

April finds Jackson sitting outside in the dark and walks up with the results in hand, far calmer now that there is a plan. She sits, reads that she's not pregnant, and is quietly stunned for only a moment before overreacting to this in much the same manner she has about everything else. She starts thanking God and cheering that now they don't have to get married, and wow did they dodge a bullet! She is so wrapped up in herself again that she doesn't see Jackson's sad face and it doesn't occur to her that he still doesn't like relations with him to be compared to fatal incidents of any kind. She tries to backtrack and tells him that now they can just go back to normal dating, only this time she'll go on the Pill. Jackson, though, is so very done. He tells her not to bother, and that he thinks that this was a sign that they need to stop. She is finally stunned to silence and just agrees when he says it's for the best. He then gets up to go back to work with Callie.