After the funeral came to pass, the Beck's Beach House was the most silent that it had ever been. Though everyone was back at the residence, Susannah's death was something that every person struggled to grapple with—the loss went beyond just the Fisher family and also brought the Conklin siblings and you down. Jeremiah noticed Belly's expression—the way her eyes reflected a slight turmoil when she looked at Conrad—and he knew something was up, but decided to leave it be.

In the living room, Steven sat on an armchair while you and Jeremiah settled onto the couch. Faint sounds of discourse between Belly and Conrad began outside, eventually growing louder as they approached the front door and came inside. No one decided to intervene, since it wasn't their business, but the three couldn't help but share a confused glance between themselves. Belly and Conrad were loud, so they couldn't help but overhear Belly's complaints about seeing Conrad with some other girl. Was this really a good time to fight about relationship stuff?

"I knew we were a bad idea," Conrad said, an eerie silence coming from Belly following his words. Something flared up in Jeremiah, but he didn't know whether it was anger over his brother's words or happy that Belly's relationship with Conrad wasn't going as well as it seemed. It looked like Steven was pissed, but refrained from pushing it—it wasn't exactly something he wanted to fuel, especially not after Susannah's funeral.