I'm not sure I understand your question. Are you asking if it will bloom again this summer? It's pretty unlikely - forced or florist's hydrangeas have been grown under a tightly controlled regime and have received the benefits of all sorts of fertilizers and growth hormones to bloom out of season. It often takes the plant, should it transition out into the garden and survive, some time to recover from that treatment and resume its natural cycle, often several seasons. In a zone 5 climate, survival of these plants over the long term is a bit dubious anyway and it will require winter protection to ever rebloom successfully. Enjoy it as a houseplant now, give sufficient light and don't allow it to dry out and once your temperatures have warmed sufficiently, gradually transition it to the out of doors. You may want to continue to grow it as a container plant, so you can easily move it in for winter protection, but I wouldn't expect it bloom this summer and it might not even do so next.