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I didn’t get to see the conversation between Bo and Carly, but it doesn’t seem in Bo’s character to not be straight with her. Either he’s with her or he’s not. He’s been with her this whole time despite how Hope felt. I think he’s going to help Hope because he loves her and she’s in trouble; they have history and he can’t leave her alone. I don’t think he’s intentionally abandoning Carly. It’s just inevitable. The situation will cement Bope’s bond and that leaves no room for Carly. I feel for her a teeny bit, but I’m glad Bope is on the way back!
mature relationship that they both had. All of a sudden after letting Hope languish in prison for months, he has to run off and "save" her? Typical Bo. Not a hero but a cad.
I thought he explained why he had to do it. I couldn’t see him leaving Hope in there with a crooked warden, especially since Hope let him know prisoners were getting hurt. No matter what, Hope is still Bo’s wife and the mother of his children.
to go help the mother of his children but to break up with Carly in an office and do it badly as well when he was just hugging and kissing her a couple of days ago? That was cold. And Bo and Hope were seperated and getting a divorce – so is there a marriage there? Legally or morally there or just a piece of paper?
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