Jake and Amanda greeted each other with a kiss. She noticed the file he had with him and he explained that Angie had given him a big request — to take over as Chief Of Staff at the hospital. Amanda was happy for him, but Jake believed that Angie was the best person for the job.

Brot's bandages were removed after his surgery. Natalia joined him and asked the doctor how Brot was doing. She was anxious about whether he'd be able to return to work, but Brot urged her to "chill." She hoped that she could report back to the station with good news, but he didn't want her to worry about him. She left and Brot asked if the doctor would have to fix his eye again; he replied that he might.

Madison stopped by Frankie and Randi's to get the rest of her things. Randi prepared to leave for a modeling shoot and invited Frankie to join her. He turned her down and she suddenly realized that he wanted to be with his mother. She felt badly and didn't want to go to her job, but he encouraged her to do so. Before leaving, Randi asked him to tell Angie that she's in her prayers. Madison overheard and asked what was going on with Angie; she added that he didn't have to tell her, but promised to be there for him. He admitted that he can't really talk to Randi about his problems because she's embarking on her new modeling career. Frankie then shared that his mom is going blind. She promised not to say anything about it to anyone. Frankie recalled how his mom had to act as both mother and father to him while he was growing up, and was always there for him. He hated the idea that she wouldn't be able to see — literally — her baby's milestone moments.

Jesse wanted to drive Angie to work but she planned to take a cab. She then became emotional as she revealed that she's going for a sonogram and doesn't want to do it alone. "Jesse, I can't do this without you," she cried. Jesse was surprised that she didn't think he'd want to be there. She replied that they disagree about what to do about her vision; she refused to take drugs that could endanger their baby's life. "I care about you. We're a team," he told her gently and insisted on driving her. Soon, Amanda and Jake stopped by the Hubbards and Amanda presented Angie with various maternity gifts, including an offer to take her to pre-natal yoga classes. Jake brought up the Chief Of Staff position, which surprised Jesse. Angie noted that she can't keep her disease and pregnancy a secret — and didn't want David to pick some "robot" for the job. "I know that you're the best for this," she stressed to Jake. After, Jake admitted to Amanda that he really doesn't want the job. They went for a walk with the baby outside and he explained that he doesn't like being the boss. Amanda encouraged him to be truthful with Angie, but he feared that he'd be letting her and Amanda down. Jake didn't want to work long hours and desert his family, but Amanda assured him that they'd be fine. "It's not the right job for me," he finished, noting that in Pine Valley, people expect the Martins to live up to certain standards. "I belong out in the field helping patients." He wondered how to tell Angie.

At the hospital, Brot was surprised to see Randi. She explained that she'd twisted her ankle at her shoot. He wondered if she was going to ask about his surgery; she answered that she didn't want to pry. Brot appreciated her respecting his space and introduced Randi the "clumsy supermodel" to his doctor. She offered to drive him home... Madison finished packing up her stuff and reminded Frankie how strong Angie is. She made him promise to talk to her if he needs a confidante. He insisted that she invite him to her new place; she agreed, but said that Ryan was going to get the first invite. They shared a hug. Natalia soon entered and spied them in the embrace. After Madison left, Natalia pointedly asked where Randi was and he explained that she was at a photo shoot.... Brot was surprised when Natalia later greeted him at his place. Randi admitted to calling her. He thanked Nat for coming and said that it meant a lot to him to have her care.

Jesse and Angie arrived at the appointment for her sonogram. The OB/GYN, Bonnie, asked if Jesse was prepared to pamper his wife and he said that he was. She then began the procedure and the baby appeared on the screen. Jesse's eyes filled with tears as he eyed the fetus. The doctor reported that the heartbeat was perfect. "It's incredible, isn't it, how the love is instantaneous?" the doctor marveled. Angie also began to cry. The doctor let Jesse help with the sonogram tool. "Wow!" he exclaimed as he listened to the heartbeat. Later, they returned home and Angie asked if her husband was okay; she noted that he was just going through the motions at the hospital. He insisted that he was fine, but she didn't want him to put on an act for her benefit. Angie's vision suddenly became worse. He tried to get her to sit down, but she wanted to finish their discussion. "I came close to being alone when I saw my child for the first time," she stated. "You're not alone," he replied. "Technically," she corrected and accused him of isolating himself from her. "I may not be able to see you, but I know when you're holding back," she said. "We level with each other. Whatever it is that you think you can't say, say it! I want you to tell me if you are going to resent this baby if I go blind." Jesse answered that he wants the baby, but the sacrifice is killing him. "There's nothing I can do to help you and that is just going to eat at me a little bit every day for the rest of this beautiful child's life," he admitted. "None of this is your fault," she reminded him and said that he's helping her. "I know that this is going to take some time for you to accept, but you are giving everything that you can. The only thing that I ask is that you're honest along the way," she told him. He lamented being powerless to help her and she urged him to have faith. "I know this is not how we imagined any of this to be, but the world is like that sometimes," she said. "We will hang tough together." "You're sure we can get there?" he asked. "Yes," she said firmly. "I believe in us, Jesse, and I know we can do anything — as long as we do it together."