Luke has towed Peyton's car to Keith's garage. I guess he called Keith too, because he's there and he's pacing. He says, "Hit and run. I could lose my license for this." Luke looks down: "I didn't know what else to do. He just walked away." Keith shakes his head: "Do you want to tell me what it is with you and this girl? That you're willing to break the law for her? Nobody is worth that!" Luke shouts, "I couldn't let Nathan get away with it, and I sure as hell couldn't let him do that to her." Keith starts to pace again. What about the car Nathan hit? Luke left him a note telling him to bring it to the garage. Not quite what Keith had in mind, blah struggling to bring paying customers, blah doesn't need this on top of everything else. Luke whines, "I'll do the work myself, after hours, and I'll pay for all the materials." Keith: "You're damn right you will." See, again, normal parents dealing with normal kids who make mistakes. But hell, how come Nathan always gets himself into these kinds of situations? Does he really not care about anyone but himself? Yes, yes, I know, it's a rhetorical question. I'll stop asking them and get back to the real work. Keith: "Your mom's going to love this." Luke grovels, "She's got enough to deal with, you don't have to tell her." Nice try. Nope, Keith's not going to tell her -- Luke will. Because he's going to take something away from this mess. Damn, he's having the worst night of his life, and to make it even worse, when he reaches in to grab the keys, he notices Haley's hat on the back seat. Hell, even my stomach dropped at that moment. Damn you, OTH, for actually being kind of good; it's quite the surprise.