Candace Thurlow, a Special Agent in Charge at the FBI's Washington, D.C., is introduced in the fourteenth episode of ABC's police procedural show 'The Rookie: Feds.' She is revealed as Supervisory Special Agent Matthew "Matt" Garza's Special Investigative Unit. Candace arrives in Los Angeles under the pretense of monitoring Special Agent Simone Clark. She then makes the decision to transfer her to the headquarters.
What caused Matt and Candace to break up?
Simone is enthralled by the reason for her and Matt's separation. Despite their roles as agents, Laura knows that Candace is an ambitious woman who likes to go to any lengths to succeed in a patriarchal system.
Candace's actions demonstrate that she is willing to give everything she can to achieve what she wants. Matt has a remarkable history of failing marriages, which might have impacted their relationship. Both of them most likely realized that being in a relationship is useless if they cannot stop prioritizing themselves.
Will Matt and Candace ever get married?
Candace meets Matt before leaving for the Washington office. The former couple exchanges genuine and unfavorable emotions when Candace accepts her ex-husband's offer. Naturally, the viewers may want to know whether or not Matt and Candace will ever reconcile after their separation years ago.
If Matt and Candace's goals were to blame for their separation, it is highly unlikely that they will ever resume reuniting. Candace has established herself at the Washington headquarters and it is safe to say that she will not leave the building for a relationship. Matt is expected to not even consider moving to Washington because he knows he will be a puppet in the hands of his superiors if he gets transferred to the headquarters.
Garza's feelings for Candace may be reminiscing about their previous experiences rather than expressing desire to end his relationship with her. There aren't many reasons for Candace to entertain or encourage the same.
