In 2010, Jet manages Nana’s bladder infection, returning to the doctor when symptoms worsen and learning it has progressed to a kidney infection. Sent home with a new antibiotic, Jet monitors Nana, anxious about side effects and complications, and resolves to call the doctor with questions.

The next day, Jet lets Nana rest late, then checks on her at midday and finds her dead, still warm and appearing peacefully asleep. Jet confirms there is no breath or pulse, grieves at her bedside until the light shifts, then calls her father. He arrives quickly to be alone with his mother’s body.

Jet reflects on grief’s recurrence, her fears about her father relapsing, and her regret-laced comparisons with her mother’s death. Determined to honor Nana, Jet and her father jointly plan the funeral, temporarily setting aside their history.

At the service, Davis and Bekah send white roses, and Kendi, Shauna, and Michael attend in quiet support. Jet thanks Shauna for being family after Lillian’s death and watches Shauna comfort Jet’s father, mirroring a memory from Lillian’s funeral. Jet questions the line between reasons and excuses for her father’s past behavior.

Kendi remarks on Nana’s strength and notes Jet’s father is present and sober, challenging Jet’s low expectations. Michael tells Jet she was one of Elise’s most beautiful parts, which moves her. Guests share stories of Nana’s kindness and quirks; afterward, Nana is buried at Greenwood, and Jet learns Nana left her the house, a planned but still startling bequest.

When the crowd disperses, Jet’s father invites her to Braum’s across from the cemetery. They eat sundaes in funeral clothes as he shares that Nana took him for “Sundaes on Sundays” after mass when he was a boy, opening a conversation about his childhood and their shared experiences of being raised by Elise. They talk for hours, and Jet decides to give him a chance while he is present and sober.