Eight months later, Soledad sits with Hendrix and talks about the work she’s been doing, including catering, design, and becoming a social media content creator. Soledad worries about making ends meet and feels like she’s sinking. Hendrix, who is well off, gives Soledad money to pay the mortgage that month. Lupe reports that Soledad’s post about her vinaigrette is going viral.

Judah takes his boys to the barber for haircuts from Preach, who knows how to deal with their sensory issues. A visitor shares a flyer about a porch drop that Soledad is doing of focaccia baskets. Judah doesn’t know what focaccia is, but he’s interested in anything Soledad is doing. The FBI recovered the money Edward stole, and he is serving an 18-month sentence in a low-security facility. Judah and his sons stop at a store for a toy Aaron wants. It is sold out, so Aaron has an autistic meltdown. Judah manages to calm him down and promises that they will be okay.

Soledad makes 100 focaccia breads, which connects her passion for homemaking to her new entrepreneurial spirit in positive and negative ways: “It’s hard to keep my home separate from my work when my home is my work.