Hadley and Taub treat Julia, and Hadley suggests that Julia call her husband in because her situation is kind of grave right now. Julia whines that she's still too angry at Tom and his lies to see him. "Don't you think that's kind of unfair?" Hadley asks, then launches into a philosophical discussion about how sometimes honesty isn't the best policy when those truths are hurtful. "Tom lied to protect you," Hadley says. But she's not talking about the money stuff, like Julia thinks. No, Hadley says, Tom lied to her about something else: he hasn't slept with another woman in over a year. Great. Now Julia can be twice as angry with him. Hadley tries to put a positive spin on it, saying that Tom only wants Julia and lied to make her happy. I think it's more like he lied because he felt bad about that money stuff, as House suggested, but whatever. None of this is very realistic and I can't identify with any of these people right now.

Sam stops by Wilson's office. Her blazer and her shirt are the same color. I don't like that. She apologizes, saying that he was right about her -- she used to be selfish. She's trying to change, and Wilson has changed as well. He says she's right -- he used to keep quiet about stuff that annoyed him because he thought that was the best way to keep the peace, but all he really did was secretly resent her for things she had no idea she was doing wrong. Ew, I hate people like that. Probably because I have a history of unknowingly and unintentionally offending them and having no idea until it all blows up and our friendship is over. Sam and Wilson hug, and Sam says she wishes they had been able to do this "ten years ago." Say what? No way in hell were they married just ten years ago. Wilson was on his third wife when this show began six years ago. Quit playing around with time like you're still on Lost, Watros. Even though they just figured out that honesty is important and necessary, they both decide not to tell House that he had something to do with their improved relationship, which is back on.