Sucre keeps the gun trained on Michael, T-Bag and C-Note. Michael pleads with him but Sucre doesn’t care, “This is about business. Five million dollars worth of business.” Michael hangs his head and tries to stall Sucre, but Sucre demands the bag. C-Note tells Sucre that he’s out numbered, Sucre tells them he’ll manage to kill two of them before they get near him. He fires a round into the hole and takes off running. Michael buries his head in his hands and C-Note begins freaking out. T-Bag screams furiously, it’s all over.

Michael and C-Note walk back into the kitchen where Jeanette and Ann still sit bound to the chairs. Michael places a butter knife in Jeanette’s hand, “It should take you about an hour to cut through with this.” Michael tells C-Note he’s not going to let T-Bag loose on society again.

When they walk back into the garage, T-Bag is gone. C-Note knows it’s time to go and heads out the back of the garage.

Michael grabs Ann’s police radio from the counter and moves to leave. Ann tells him, “They’re going to get you.”

Sara huddles over her coffee table, examining the half empty bottles of morphine and used syringes. A man in a suit sneaks up behind her and Sara jumps, “Ms. Tancredi, I didn’t mean to startle you.” The man claims to have worked with her father and moves towards Sara. Sara puts the puzzle together, this man killed her father. She begins smashing items around the apartment to make it look like a struggle took place. Sara lures the agent into the kitchen, and she is able to spray him in the face with bug killer. The man stumbles backwards and Sara quickly exits down the apartment’s fire escape.

Michael sprints through the woods, following the sound of a humming engine. Sucre huddles over the motorcycle. He turns and pulls the gun on Michael. Michael growls, “Adios amigos…” Sucre cracks a smile, “Too much?” The two fooled C-Note and T-Bag in order to take the five million dollars from the garage. Michael tells Sucre that they’re going to split the money between himself, Sucre, Lincoln, Westmoreland’s daughter and maybe send some to C-Note’s family once they reach Panama. Sucre drops the pack and opens it up only to find it’s full of the magazines that T-Bag had been reading earlier.

T-Bag sits behind the wheel of a beat up pick-up truck with a giant grin on his face. Beside him, on the passenger seat, is a duffel bag containing five million dollars.

A detention center van pulls to the curb in Kingman, Arizona. The street is empty except for a few wandering locals. The van doors open and a detention center official helps LJ out. He hands LJ a list of possible places to stay and even job openings. In the distance, Lincoln peers out around the corner, keeping an eye on LJ and scanning the area trouble. A homeless man catches Linc’s eye. An unmarked squad car slowly rolls up, and Lincoln tucks back. The center official asks LJ if there is anywhere he’d like them to take him, but LJ declines. LJ walks off. Once out of earshot, the official dials his cell phone. On the other end is Kellerman. The official tells Kellerman the kid didn’t take the bait, but Kellerman isn’t concerned and tells him, “Have your men shadow. Remember, it’s the father we want.”