...while elsewhere, in Tim's car, Cassie is telling him that she's seen her share of addiction before noting that he had empathy for Colton. "You held back." Tim grins and tells her that when he takes Colton down, "his eyes'll be clear," and you'll forgive me, Tim (PLEASE forgive me), but that doesn't sound like a big incentive for Colton to get clean. Tim gives Cassie his card and asks her to call if any of "those men" turn up again, and she notes that it's been a while since anyone showed her a little kindness. You just dial it back a notch, missy -- you try to scam Tim and I will cut you. Tim then gets a call and says he has to go...

...while Boyd is in the middle, apparently, of sending an unwilling Ava into hiding as a precaution until he finds out what Shelby's up to -- especially since Ava's the one that would swing for Delroy's murder, not Boyd. And I know you two were hoping for a romantic wedding, but given that a husband and wife can't be made to testify again each other, you might want to speed up your timetable. Ava angrily says she should have killed Ellen May herself and Boyd replies, "Well, it may come to that yet." Heh. He sends her off...

...and then he's pulling up to Shelby's and getting out. He makes his way through the darkness, opens the front door, and goes in and calls Shelby's name -- whereupon he sees the light from a laser sight appear on his chest. Raylan's voice calls out a greeting and the lights go on, whereupon a cop gets Boyd to his knees and cuffs his hands behind his back. Seeing the array of lawmen from different branches in front of him, Boyd disgustedly realizes that Shelby is Drew Thompson, and I bet all these guys are wishing they'd thought to do a little more digging into Hunter's past.