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We had fun, didn't we?

I'm sorry, Pete.

You don't mind, do you?

Me going there?

I don't own Cyprus, do I?

That man over there,
could you tell me who he is?

He owns this hotel.

Niko Angeli.

You carry this joy with you.

I wish you could give it
to yourself.

This is the most beautiful house
I've ever seen.

Stay here, in this house.
With me.

The owner of the villa
wants to complete the sale

by the end of next week.

The bank will even lend it
to me, no problem.

I have some money.

Welcome to
Lakes Bank.

What are you doing in my house?

This is our house.
What are you doing here?

Where's Niko?

I told you,
I don't know any Niko.

The account has been emptied
and closed.

I'm sorry,
I can't help you any further.

No, it's not for me!

No! I can't...

I'm so sorry.

This way.

- Go through.
- Mum! Oh my god.

Thank god you're alright.

I mean, you are,
you are alright, right?

You are okay?

Yeah, Yeah, I think so.
What are you doing here?

They called me.

Mum, they said that
you'd been arrested.

They said that you threatened
to rob a bank or something -

No, I didn't threaten
to rob a bank.

Was it him?

You know, did he...

did he make you do it?

Did he... did he attack you,
or anything,

you know is,
is that what happened?

No. No.

Okay.

Susie, erm...

I've got something to tell you.

Come.

She's my mum...

She can stay.

And you can go.

Please.

So, you were arrested
for affray?

Affray?

What Mum?

Don't be daft.

You threatened a bank clerk.

But she didn't.

Did you, Mum?

Mum?

I didn't threaten her.

I just had a...
a bit of a funny turn.

Oh, no.

Not like that, Susie.

Not like what?

I don't blame them
for calling you.

I was very upset.

But it wasn't my fault.

It was his.

Whose?

Niko.

I am the victim... of a con.

A fraud.

What?

What are you talking about?

He told me he owned
loads of hotels and a boat.

And he told me that...

That he loved me.

Hmm.

But there was a price, right?

What? Mum?

What, what have you done?

I thought it was only gonna be
for a couple of days,

he said it was a banking error.

How much?

Two hundred and twenty five
thousand Euros.

A hundred and ninety thousand
pounds.

The divorce money?

But the, the salon -
we can't...

We can't buy the salon?

I'm gonna get that money back.

You said that money
was for our future, Mum.

So why would you just
give that away?

I didn't give it away.
I was conned!

That's why I was so upset
in the bank.

And I'm sorry for that.
That's not like me at all.

But anyone would go off the red,

if that happened to them,
wouldn't they?

I'm not the criminal here.

I'm the victim.

Please, you've got to find him.

I've got to get that money back.

Got it.

Anything else?

I'm not sure what you can do,
but the woman is crazy.

Something needs be done,

maybe she drinks all day, I
don't know.

Okay, I get it,
thank you very much.

Well, what did she say
about Niko?

She's never heard of him,

and she has no idea
what you're talking about.

Well, she's lying!

She says you have quite the
taste for, pornstar martinis?

Oh my God...

That is not true,
she's covering for him.

Look, I will drop
the affray charges,

if you promise to go home
immediately

and be no more trouble.

I can't do that!

He's got my money,

and whatever else she said,
that bit is true.

That money was all I had.

I can't just walk away!

You've had a holiday romance
with a bad man.

It happens!

But you said yourself, you
handed over the money willingly.

Even if I found this Niko,'

it'll be impossible to actually
prove any crime has taken place,

let alone charge him.

So, he's just going to
get away with it?

Mum, come on.

I think you should listen
to your daughter.

Somebody round here
will know who he really is,

we'll get a room,
and we'll ask around.

It is gone, isn't it?

I mean I'll have to tell Sonny.

And what do I say?

We're supposed to complete
in a week.

I mean I'm gonna have to
pull out.

Mum, what am I gonna do?

- Completion's Friday, right?
- Yeah.

- Right, we've still got time.
- Can I help you?

Yes.

Can we get a room, please?

One of your cheapest.

We are fully booked.

Really? What?
None at all?

Not for you.

- Try next door.
- What?

You can't do that.

Mum, let's just...
let's just go.

They can't do that!

Come on.

Come on, we can check in
next door.

Mum, can you just stop.

You know, when you kicked
Dad out, I tried...

I tried to understand,
I really did.

I knew that you struggled
with your wobbles -

There was a bit more to it
than that, love.

But that was between
the two of you.

That was none of my business.

And you know, you know
that I felt for Dad,

when you got most of
the house equity.

It would have been swallowed up
by his debts!

But I thought,
he's resilient, right.

He'll make it back.

But now you've gone
and done this.

I was conned!

By a handsome millionaire,
who owns a yacht and hotels.

But who's also happens to be
a little bit short on cash.

I mean come on, Mum.

How could you fall for that?

Hi, Sonny.

Oh, my baby is he alright?

No. No. No, I'm gonna...

I'm gonna come home,
no, I want to, Sonny.

I'll call you
on the way to the airport.

Alright, okay.
Bye.

There's chicken pox
at the nursery

and Milo's come out in spots.

And he only wants me
when he's ill, so...

Well, you need to get back then,
don't you?

On the next flight.

You're coming with me though,
right?

No.

I'm staying.

I'm gonna get you your money
by Friday.

Mum, just come home.

I've made a mistake, Susie.

You've got to give me
the chance to fix it.

Okay.

You take care of yourself,
then yeah?

I love you.

I love you.

Go on.

Go on. Go on.

It's two-twenty-two.

So the number's two-twenty-two?

Theo...

I'm sorry.

I'm not leaving
until you tell me the truth.

Did he buy that, Niko?

Or whatever his name is.

Admit it!

You did tell me
that he owned the hotel.

And then you lied to me.

You helped ruin my life for
the sake of a computer game!

You know, I made your drinks
with local liquor,

and I think they rotted
your brain.

I'll tell your employers.

They won't want a con artist
working there.

Everyone thinks you're a crazy,
drunk Englishwoman.

Because you made me
look like one!

Well, maybe now...

Maybe I really am crazy.

No!

Maybe, crazy enough to drop this
right over the side now.

Unless you tell me
who Niko really is

and where I can find him.

You won't do it.

I will!

- Go on then.
- I will!

She won't do it, Theo,

because she's a nice person.

No, no, I'm not a nice person!

Please!

See, you are a nice person.

Is that why you chose me?

Because I'm nice.

And that makes me weak.

So people like you can just...
shit all over me.

I didn't choose you,
I'm not one of those fuckers.

That only exist in your
imagination.

If you're not one of them,
please help me.

Your money is gone, Emma.

And I am sorry.

But you should go home.

That money was for my daughter.

I was buying her
and her little boy a future.

And those bastards...

...took it from me.

Please, just tell me
how to find them.

I never saw that Niko' guy
before he came to the hotel.

But the English one, he drinks
in the Carob Tree in town.

He's there most days.

Thank you.

You know, people like you
can't beat people like them.

We'll see.

Good morning,
Christina Kiriakou speaking.

Constable Kyriacou?

This is Emma Walters.

Ah.

I knew giving you my number
was a terrible idea.

I've found one of them.

Not Niko, the other one.
George.

I thought we agreed
you were going home.

He's the one who pretended
to be an estate agent.

He's in on it.

He's here now.

Come and arrest him!

I can't just arrest people

on the say so, of every wronged
woman, you know.

Do you know how many forms I'd
have to fill out for that?

But he's got my money!

Which you said yourself,

you handed over
of your own free will.

Do you really think that's true?

Do you think I deserve this?

Doesn't matter what I think,
Emma.

You know, if it was up to me,
sure,

I'd be happy to arrest
these guys

and put their balls into a vice

until they admit
what they've done.

Good!
Well, let's do that then.

Unfortunately, there are some
laws against that sort of thing.

So, I need evidence that I can
show to my superiors that will

convince them there is
a reasonable chance

of a charge and a conviction.

So, what would it take to
convince your superiors?

Evidence of coercion.

Something that shows you didn't
hand over the money willingly.

Okay, then.

What do you mean, okay then?

Emma, what are you going to do?

Shit.

Hello Emma.

This is exciting, isn't it?

You've tracked me down,
broken in.

The window was open.

And therefore, of course,
you had to climb through it!

Erm, please, sit down.

Can I get you anything?

I've got one of those frothy
coffee machines.

- No, thank you.
- Right erm...

Well, I'm glad you're here,
actually.

I wanted to apologise.

For all that business
with Mister Angeli.

I presume that's
what you're doing here?

Looking for him?

He took my money.

And you helped him rob me.

I am so sorry.

I wanted to warn you.

I almost did, but erm...

My life here isn't all sunshine
and cocktails, you know?

I'm beginning to realise.

Niko works with some
very bad people, Emma.

Links with the mafia.

Guests on the Island, like you
and me, we do as we're told.

What like erm, stealing people's
life savings?

I made some mistakes
in the past.

Business dealings.

Sorry, that makes me sound like
more of a big deal than I am.

I moved here, I thought
I could do whatever I liked.

Typical English twat, right?

Anyway erm...

They own me now.

I get told to be at a certain
place, at a certain time.

I smile,
I say all the right things.

Yeah, I'm just a warm prop.

Pretty wealthy one though.

No, no, no.

My money's legit now.

But in their eyes,
I still have debts.

Niko's business, well, that's
just one of the repayments.

This is how I keep safe, Emma.

But I want you to keep safe too.

So please stop looking for Niko.

Trust me,
you don't want to find him.

But what about my money?

I'm sorry.

But nobody ever gets their money
back from Niko.

Oh, if we're quick,

you can still make the five
twenty five BA to Heathrow.

It's much more civilized
than those cheapo jobs.

I can give you a lift,
if you like.

Erm, I've got a car, thank you.

Right, well then,
I'll jump in with you.

Now there's a shortcut
through the hills.

It'll get you out of here
much more quickly.

I'll get a taxi back.

You can hand the keys in here.

Thanks.

Maybe stick to Bognor next time,
yeah, there's a good girl.

More of a Blackpool girl myself.

- Emma.
- Hi, Pete.

Susie called me.
She wanted me to ring...

...to convince you to come back.

Well, I'm not your problem
anymore.

So it's none of your business.

You made it my business
when you lost all of our money.

Er, that was my money.

I think the judge
was very clear about that.

And I was happy for you
to get most of the equity,

I knew you'd look after Susie
but...

- but this -
- Look, Pete.

I'm already having
a pretty shit day.

You shouldn't be out there
on your own.

I'm not a child.

Maybe you need to go back on
that medication, the tablets...

You know, like before.

I don't think antidepressants
protect you

- against con artists, Pete!
- Emma...

I'm wondering,

whether it was really you
who said yes to that guy.

I'm pretty sure it was me, Pete.

I just mean,

maybe there's something
a bit more going on.

In your head.

There is nothing wrong
with my head.

But you can understand,
can't you?

Why we're all worried.

Just come home.

Let Susie look after you.

Or me too, if you like.

Susie'll get over the money.

We just want you safe.

Back here with us.

I've got to go.

- Thank you.
- Thank you very much.

Can I help you?

Okay.

Hi, erm single room please.

No idea how long for.

Okay.

Who are you?

Hi.

- Welcome, beautiful lady.
- Oh. Thank you.

You want a room?

No, I'm looking for someone
actually.

Erm, a friend of mine.

- Oh, Annika!
- You know her?

Yes.

She was supposed to stay for one
week, and then she met that guy.

- Niko?
- Yeah.

That's him! Lovely man.

Yeah.

She was here for a whole month.

And then, she disappeared.

I think she moved in with him,

she didn't even
take her luggage with her.

Did she leave a new address?

No she didn't.

She didn't give it to you?

I've been out of touch with her,
for a while.

And her mobile phone
doesn't work.

Phones hey...

You know, you lose one, you lose
your whole life, don't you?

Oh yes.

Actually it was her daughter,
Freja,

who was a little bit worried
about her.

Have you still got her luggage?

Of course, yes.

Oh, could I take a look, just in
case her address is in there?

Oh...

My wife wanted
to throw it all away

but I said, No, what about
if Miss Annika comes back?

Mister Nikola,
there's a call for you!

Excuse me, please.

Any luck?

No.

But I'll remind her to collect
all this stuff, when I find her.

She's very lucky that
you've kept it safe for her.

You told me to call if anyone
came asking for the Danish lady.

A woman.

Same age.

English.

We're even now, okay?

You'll leave us alone?

- Hello?
- Hello, is that Freja Larsen?

Er, yes that's right.

I was after your mother,
actually, Annika.

I'm afraid I can't help you.

We are no longer in touch.

Oh well, that's a shame.

It's just I've found
her passport

and I'd like to get it
back to her.

Are you in Cyprus?

Yes.

Is she still here?

I really don't know.

Where was her passport?

Erm... I... I...

I found it on the...
on the beach.

Yeah. Erm...

When did you last hear
from her?

A few months ago.

Please, if you find her,
ask her to call me, will you?

Tell her she has a grandson.

Oh, a new baby.

You must really want your Mum.

Yeah, well, she ran off
with some guy instead.

What kind of a mother
does that?

I don't know.

Maybe she didn't know
what she was doing.

Oh, I have to go.

What's your son called?

In case I find her.

It's Oscar.

Oscar.

I really have to go.

I'll find her, Freja.

Okay?

Hi, leave a message.

Susie, you're probably
deleting all my messages

without even listening to them.

Anyway...

I think this is bigger than me,
this thing.

And I'm not the only one
to fall for it.

But I think I'm about to get
some evidence

that the police cannot ignore.

And I can't say were gonna get
our money back straight away,

but we will get it back.

I am sure of it.

And I hope you can forgive me.

I'll call you later.

I love you.

Annika?

You really are a stupid bitch,
aren't you?

I told you to leave it.

You should have listened to me.

Now, turn around and walk.

- Please.
- Keep walking.

Please.

- Not far now.
- Please.

I've called the police.

They know where I am.

The police don't give a shiny
shit about another idiot Brit,

trust me.

Look, we could go to them
and talk to them.

Tell them about Niko

and what he does to women
like me and Annika -

This isn't my fucking problem
anymore.

There must be...

There must be a better way,
for you, surely?

For... for both of us?

You made this happen, when you
left the fucking airport.

I've got a family.

I've got a daughter and a...
and a grandson.

Maybe you have?

If...

if you do this, then you'll
go to prison, and...

and we'll both never
see our families again.

I'm sure you and Annika
will enjoy eternity together,

she was a gobby tart too.

Emma!

Emma, you're just making it
harder for yourself!

There's no way out!

Emma!

Emma!

Stop! Please!

Stop!

Niko!

Come here.

Get in...

Be quiet or you're dead.

You've taken everything from me!

She knows about Annika.

That woman is going nowhere near
a police station.

I've messed everything up.

Niko said that George had
the police in his pocket.

You be very careful now Emma.

I've got to do this, Pete.

For Susie's sake.

We're flying home, now.

Emma!

Do you think there is something
wrong with me?

You've got no idea what's
really going on here, have you?

Please,
I'll just go home.

Emma?

Yes madam?

I'm who you're looking for.