Elizabeth: Ow.
Epiphany: You'll live.
Elizabeth: I've been so distracted lately.
Epiphany: Is that supposed to be new information?
Phone rings.
Elizabeth: Seventh floor. Yes, I can take a message for Dr. Raymond. Okay. Mm-hmm. Bye. What?
Epiphany: Look, this is probably all my fault. I had to ask you what was wrong, and you had to tell me.
Elizabeth: And now you're sorry you asked?
Epiphany: I am not a messenger for Jason Morgan and his girlfriend. I am not a priest or a rabbi. I don't care if you have unpaid parking tickets or a thousand X-rated videotapes. And I certainly don't want to hear that you don't know who your baby's daddy is.
Nikolas: You have a moment for me?
Elizabeth: Is everything okay?
Nikolas: I -- I was about to ask you the same thing, but I didn't want to get you in trouble in front of your boss over there.
Elizabeth: Oh, please. When am I not in trouble? What's going on?
Nikolas: Lucky volunteered to go to rehab, so I took him.
Elizabeth: I'm really glad you were there for him.
Nikolas: He'll be in detox for a few days, then he starts a regular schedule of therapy, meetings. You'd be proud of the way he handled himself, Liz, I was. And I really think he can turn his life around, I do. I know that he wants to more than breathing, now that he knows that you're pregnant. He's desperate to be -- to be a part of your child's life, Liz.
Elizabeth: I want Lucky to beat his addiction, but he has to want to do this for himself.
Nikolas: I know. And I know that he's abused just about every part of your marriage. And it's difficult not to be angry and resentful, but what if -- what if he manages to get through this? What if he -- what if he comes home clean and is committed to staying that way? What if he works the program and looks and acts like the man you married, the man you've loved most of your life? Could you take him back?
Elizabeth: If he gets sober, does that mean he gets, like, a free pass for everything that's happened -
Nikolas: No.
Elizabeth: All the lies and accusations towards me? Because I'm having a really hard time erasing all those memories from my mind.
Nikolas: I know, but that -- that doesn't answer my question. Does the hurt outweigh the good; does it outweigh the commitment you made to each other? Could you take him back, or is it too late?