Life Sentence

Stella spent the last eight years living like she was dying, but when she finds out her cancer is cured, she is suddenly forced to face her "live in the moment" decisions.

Stella and Wes defend their marriage to INS, Peter and Ida decide to sell their house, and Stella tries to help Aiden face reality. Meanwhile, Elizabeth has writer’s block.

Stella advocates for Sadie by suggesting a clinical trial, Ida helps Wes babysit Diego’s kids, and Aiden pushes his father to have a guy’s night out.

Stella learns another secret about her past, Wes secretly works on a new project, and Peter and Aiden encounter an interesting living situation. Plus, Aiden learns shocking news.

Just as Stella and Wes find a romantic rhythm, Wes gets a surprise visitor. Meanwhile, Aiden is torn over an issue with his father and Idea struggles with Peter’s new relationship.

Stella and Wes run into issues when they agree to always tell each other truth, Stella helps Aiden get a job, and Lizzie and Diego try to get things back to normal with the kids.

Aiden faces a growing problem, Stella struggles with not telling Aiden the truth, and Lizzie and Diego struggle with a parenting decision.

Stella takes a road trip to get Sadie into a clinical trial. Wes gets a call about a job, Peter and Aiden find a new normal, and Lizzie and Diego learn their son is being bullied.

When Stella and Wes discuss their future, they learn unexpected news. Aiden realizes he has unfamiliar feelings for a girl, and Diego’s plan to impress his new boss turns awkward.

Stella and Wes try to stay in a good place, Stella helps plan an event for the hospital, and Aiden’s actions force Wes to find an investor. Plus, Peter learns about Ida’s dream.

Stella learns concerning information about Wes. Peter and Ida celebrate their last anniversary, and the Abbotts comes to a standstill when someone other than Stella gets sick.

Stella and Wes evaluate their future, Peter’s health scare makes him realize who he wants to be with, and Aiden doesn’t want to give up on his dream of the bar.