Harvey Guillén

He paid his bail too, but he did it legally with help from friends.

Stephen's like, oh, yeah.

I totally did it legally, too.

So he doesn't explain how he got the money, and Philip doesn't ask.

Stephen knows the clock is ticking.

Someone at the clerk's office is going to figure out what he did.

So he does what any rational person would do in this situation.

He asked his boyfriend to go on a fun vacation together in Florida.

They've only had a few sunset walks in Palm Beach before Stephen reveals the truth.

He didn't actually bail out legally.

On top of that, an unknown accomplice has been wiring him money.

There's a chance authorities are already tracking them.

He hasn't exactly been careful.

Philip is livid, rightfully so.

Philip made bail the right way.

He had a shot at fighting his case legally.

He was supposed to stay in Texas and show up for court.

Instead, he's in Florida with an escapee.

Phillips already violated the terms of his bail by just leaving the state, and when authorities find them, he'll likely face new charges.

Steve is not just lying to judges and prison guards, he's sabotaging the person he claims to love most by turning him into a fugitive.