Coke-K Corral. Romeo's pleased by the operation. He would be the only one; the SAMCRO boys are livid about Miles, and Alvarez is not too happy about all the extra drama. Clay asks Romeo if he can have a moment outside.

Once the two men are alone, Clay spins a tale for Romeo: "We have an internal threat. A family member stumbled on some of our more sensitive information ... She's our doc. She's got a level of access. It got out of hand. I'm afraid she's going to expose us." Romeo is no slouch in organizational intel, and he asks, "The doctor --that's your VP's old lady?" Clay replies, "Yeah. He don't know." Romeo says, "You have a very difficult decision, my friend." Clay chokes back the crocodile tears with, "Trust me -- it's been brutal. But it's got to be done. I need somebody from the outside. I was hoping you might want to handle it." Romeo rolls his eyes, then says he can do it, but it will cost a lot of time and money. "Whatever it takes," Clay says. He and Romeo shake on it. The cartel soldier goes, and Jax comes over to ask Clay if everything's okay. Clay smiles at Jax -- a genuine smile of someone who's just solved a problem -- and says, "Everything's good." Then he claps Jax on the shoulder before pulling him into an arm-around-the-shoulders hug. It is the most gruesome thing in this episode, and bear in mind, a man got his brains blown out on screen a few minutes ago.

We go to a montage. Someone is writing a letter: "I'm going to hurt you, then kill you doctor bitch." We see Tig hugging Dawn for all he's worth before she gets back in a cab. After she leaves, Bobby Elvis and Gemma come over. Bobby says bemusedly, "You gave her the money." "Oh, yeah," Tig says, his eyes fixed on the taillights. "She'll just be back for more," Gemma says. "Yeah. I know," Tig says, but he smiles at the thought and walks away. Gemma and Bobby sort of collapse into giggles at that point. Funny how in one episode, we see three different fathers deal with the children who hurt them: Clay put a hit out on his son's wife; Piney sucker-punched his son; Tig gave his daughter the money and holds out hope she'll see him again.