So she tells him: “Nick? Come and get me.” “I had this impulse to be available to you all the time,” he says, and that seems to strike a chord deep inside Frances. He also tells her that after they first kissed at Melissa’s party, he actually stayed in his room and waited for hours, in case she came back. “I’m sorry I f–ked everything up,” Frances tells him, and Nick gets emotional, saying he wished he would’ve known what was happening with her. She didn’t want him to treat her like a sick person, she adds. He was sleeping with Melissa again by then, and “my body wasn’t going to feel good to you anymore,” she thought. Frances tells him she and Bobbi are back together and in love… and admits she didn’t tell him about her endometriosis diagnosis. While she’s shopping at a bookstore, she gets a call from Nick, asking her: “Hey, do we need wine?” He called her by accident (hmmm, did he, really, though?), but they get to talking he tells her he hasn’t called because she told him she didn’t want to see him anymore. They seem happy together, cuddling at poetry readings and kissing in bed - but after a conversation with her mom, we see Frances scrolling through old photos of her and Nick.

“So what happens now?” Frances later asks, and they both agree they shouldn’t live together - but Frances does want them to be “committed to each other, in our own way.” Bobbi does, too. I want to sleep with you again, if you’d ever want that.” Bobbi finally calls her back and thanks her for the email, and after Frances goes to see her dad (who seems to be doing better), she and Bobbi have a passionate reunion that includes sex on the couch. She professes her love, too: “I think about you constantly. Melissa fires back, “Why did you f-k my husband?” (Touché.) Frances thinks she was just trying to get back at her, and the conversation turns ugly, with Melissa revealing that Nick is “struggling again.” She asks Frances to leave them alone through tears.įrances writes a long, confessional email to Bobbi apologizing for using her life as fodder for her art. While she’s fuming, she calls Melissa, demanding to know why she showed Bobbi her short story. To twist the knife further, she receives a copy of the publication that features her short story. The final episode picks up with Frances still reeling from her fight with Bobbi, who isn’t speaking to her. Gen V Boss Breaks Down Those Major Boys Connections, Tragic Twist and ’s ‘Point of No Return’

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