Tommy changed once again. He appeared ecstatic, even discussing marriage. Again, it was short-lived, when Savannah discovered six months into her pregnancy that he, too, had cheated on her. She dissolved the relationship, but the two remained in contact on and off for a long period for the sake of their newborn daughter. Finally, in the third season, after many misunderstandings and miscommunications, they decided to try again for real this time. Savannah initially refused to have anything to do with Tommy, but when he went to prison she wrote him letters telling him how much she loved him and wanted to be with him again. When he got out of jail they started dating again and seemed happy until the end of season three when Tommy shot and killed Pete Miller. Devastated by the death of her father, who had been helping raise her along with Ben, Savannah quit her job and moved in with her dad so she could focus on getting better. Three years later, we see Savannah working as an assistant district attorney. She has apparently gotten over her grief about her father's death and is now determined to put other people's parents in prison if they murder their children. She continues to date men in her life while trying to put them away. So far, she has been successful in securing several convictions. However, she realizes that unless she prosecutes these cases herself, they will never stand up in court.