The house hunting begins again. The Hagerty case has Fitz thinking.

Alicia and Fitz make up. Fitz starts working on another case as Bob Lefevre's cell phone records are expedited. Please note: Adult situations.

Terry Bradford shows up at Fitz's office. A new case draws Fitz in. Demski speaks to a reporter and it's not good for Alicia or Fitz.

With Nora Solomon's funeral over, that means Fitz's case is closed. Right? It was definitely a heart attack. Right? Not so fast...

Fitz and Mary Margaret attend Nora's funeral and see Lilly Dillard in the conversation. She says she didn't mean for it to happen, but what? Or who?

Demski interviews Fitz, trying to pin Bob LeFevre's death on him. Nora's Funeral is about to start.

Fitz goes searching for Jordie before Nora's funeral and comes up empty. Detective Demski wants to talk.

Nora Solomon's death bursts onto the national news and Fitz learns something troubling about Bob LeFevre's death. Episode contains adult language.

Fitz goes looking for Lilly Dillard and finds more than he anticipated. Nora's viewing brings out all kinds of folks, not all of them in mourning.

Fitz goes looking for clues in Fawcettville's dive bars and learns more than he bargained for—and not just about Lilly Dillard.