Maggie and Lorna clash over Mickey's comeback
Maggie fears the case is too dangerous; Lorna says it is keeping his practice and him alive.
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Maggie fears the case is too dangerous; Lorna says it is keeping his practice and him alive.
Maggie congratulates Mickey on the Elliott case and tells him what he is up against in Golantz.
The Elliott prosecutor pokes at Maggie about her ex-husband, and she shuts him down.
Lorna finds Elliott's huge retainer drained, then Mickey gives her his blessing over Cisco with a brotherly caveat.
Mickey teases Maggie about a date that was not one, and she asks to rebuild things one step at a time.
Frosty introductions with a detective Maggie works with, then Mickey tries to revive an old family ritual after Hayley's game.
Griggs blames Mickey for losing their only lead; later Maggie arrives shaken over her witness and Mickey holds her.
At her door Maggie apologizes for the other night and asks Mickey for a favor; he calls her McFierce.
The two meet on the steps; Lorna offers to visit Hayley with cookies and Maggie softens enough to compliment her shoes.
Leaving the party, Mickey fishes about Maggie's drinks with Golantz and gets told off for falling for a DA's mind games.
Maggie offers two months; Mickey cites a witness funded for seven years and holds out for one year.
On a stakeout of the flower shop, Maggie hears that Detective Griggs has been asking about Mickey.
Mickey explains the privilege exception about stopping a crime, then Maggie asks if Griggs has been on his back.
Maggie wants Mickey's pregnant client to wear a wire on Soto; Mickey trades blows about tactics, then sets hard conditions and decides to trust her.
Maggie storms in furious that Mickey nearly died, admits she thought she'd lost him again, and he asks for their family back.
Mickey shows up mid-recess and pushes Maggie to deal on Soto without telling her why; she brushes it off.
With her case against Soto gutted, Maggie confronts Mickey for not trusting her, and they conclude their ambitions make them unworkable.