Callie ran off because she thought it would be better for Jude, but is it really what's best? She ran away and got help from Wyatt, and I love Wyatt. I think Brandon and Callie are cute too, but Wyatt just fits her a little bit better I think. Wyatt ends up calling Stef and Lena to tell them where Callie is, but Callie spots them and runs again. She hitches a ride with a trucker and she goes ends up talking to a prostitute. Callie borrows her phone and makes a call the prison where her father is locked up, only she is told that he was released over a year ago. Poor Callie she has a dad out there somewhere who just didn't care enough to look them up again, and hearing that just is the breaking point I guess. She goes into this little store and starts eating a sandwich, when the guy tells her to put it back she continues to open items and eat them. The cops are called and Callie gets arrested yet again, and you couldn't help but go "hey you did that on purpose." I don't know what her plan is but at this point there is no telling what is going to happen here. After she tried to get a job but was told that she should go back home, she was already at a breaking point, and after she found out her father was released a while ago she is just done I suppose.
Jude was giving Brandon so much hate in this episode, and I think that he was just deflecting a bit because Jude thought it was his own fault Callie ran. He told Brandon that he was no better than Liam, and that is when Brandon yells his love for Callie. Brandon starts to feel guilty about her leaving and then when Jude tells him it's his own fault for calling her selfish, and saying that she was ruining everything for him Brandon comforts him.
Last night was an intense episode, and next week we see what happens when Brandon tells everyone just what caused Callie to run in the first place. Oh Brandon, you fool for love you. Tune in next Monday for an all new Fosters on ABC Family. Thank you for reading.
Keep Dreaming and Scheming! Till Next Time!
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