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(Footsteps running)

(Panting)

♪

Theo! Please, God, no.

Theo!

(Panting)

♪

No, no.

Theo! Theo!

Theo! Theo!

Theo!

♪

Theo!

(Gasping) Theo!

♪

(Beautiful Strangers by Kevin Morby playing)

♪

(Gulls squawking)

♪

Right, shall we take Mr. Fish home and get some

milk for Mummy's coffee?

Yeah!

Yeah? Mr. Fish coming over.

(Laughing)

♪ Maybe there's a kingdom above the weather ♪

♪ Oh, and whether you're gonna get on in ♪

Alright. Ready? One, two, three. Woo!

Go on, go and find Mummy.

Mum, I saw a boat!

You saw a boat?

I don't believe you.

And we got Mummy's milk, didn't we?

Come on then.

♪ In the distance... ♪

Theo: Mummy's milk!

♪

Right.

♪

(Sighs)

Leave some frothy milky for Daddy, yeah?

Mummy has to go to work.

And you'll stay here with Daddy, won't you?

Love you.

Pete: Right, let's finish your breakfast and get you

off to nursery, little man.

♪ Won't you sing for me ♪

♪ A melody into the night air ♪

♪

Wait for me at the gates, Theo!

Hey, Shaz! Hello, hello!

Hey, buddy, what about my hug?

(Laughing)

Remember, what did we say?

Both: Kind words, gentle hands.

(Laughs) Hands!

Go on, go on.

Teacher: Good morning.

Kid: Good morning.

- Teacher: Mr Riley? - Yes?

Teacher: Can I have a quYes.word?

Teacher: It's about sports day.

♪

Okay, we've got two sea bass. Table four, service please.

Woman: Yes, Chef.

♪

Thank you.

Is that enough salt you're putting in there?

Salt?

I know you love your salt.

♪

(Dog barking)

(Cellphone dinging)

Pete, I'm just in the middle of the...

What? Why?

Um... Yeah, yeah, I can go now.

I can be there in 30 minutes.

(Waves crashing)

♪

♪

(Indistinct voices)

♪

(Footsteps)

Thank you for coming at such short notice.

Let's start with introductions.

Mark Manswell, Chief Executive of Cornwall Hospitals Trust.

We've met before.

Dr Hannah Wendell, Neonatal Lead Consultant.

Naomi Ralph, Legal Counsel.

We've become aware of a serious issue concerning Theo's birth.

There is a lot of issues.

This is something that none of us had any knowledge of

until very recently.

(Exhales)

There's no easy way of saying this.

But we have reason to believe

Theo is not your biological son.

What are you talking about?

We think you left the hospital with another couple's son,

and they left with your biological son.

No. No, you've made some sort of mistake.

We're looking into events the day your son

and Theo were admitted.

Our son? Our son is Theo.

With your cooperation, we will get to the bottom of this.

Our cooperation? What do you mean?

We'd like to DNA test the both of you, and Theo,

so we can determine your biological relationship.

What?

If you don't consent, then the other party

can take legal action to compel you.

No. No, there's no way we're doing that.

How can you be so sure that it isn't

another family, another child?

♪

There were only two premature babies admitted that day.

(Machines beeping)

Mark: Obviously, this is going to come

as a huge shock to you both.

And, as I said, it is information that we have only

just become aware of ourselves.

(Baby cries)

I'd like to explain there will be a full

investigation taking place.

I'll be keeping you informed every step of the way.

(Voice fading)

♪

(Door shuts)

(Rustling)

(Rustling)

(Rustling)

Maddie: Pete.

I can't, Maddie. I just can't.

Theo is our son.

Someone, somewhere has made some bullshit fucked-up error.

Maddie: I hope so.

But what if they're right?

No, Maddie, don't go there.

This is our Theo we're talking about.

Maddie: I know.

I know.

(Cutlery clinking)

What about this other child?

(Whacks counter)

Jesus, Maddie, I don't know!

He could be ours.

Our child who isn't Theo?

Maybe.

I don't care what anyone says,

or what our results come back as.

Theo is ours.

♪

(Keys clinking)

I'm going to pick up our son.

(Slow instrumental music)

♪

(Door clicks)

♪

(Door slams)

♪

(Doorbell rings)

(Footsteps approaching)

I'm so sorry to intrude.

I'm Miles Lambert.

I'm, uh, the other dad.

Do you-- do you have a moment?

Look, feel free to tell me to piss off, for sure.

Um...

Hey.

You must be Madeline. I'm Miles.

(Door clicks shut)

Um, I am sorry for barging in like this,

but I'll only stay for a minute.

Um...

Look, this whole situation is just--

Very thick.

Yeah, yeah.

The past few weeks have been unbelievable.

Wait, weeks?

Yeah, that's when we found out, because David,

um, our son, is--

Not our son, um...

Yeah, he was having some tests.

Tests? How come?

He has some developmental delay.

We were worried it might be genetic, so.

Is he okay?

He-- Yeah, I mean, all his results have come back

perfectly normal so far.

So, they think it's probably to do with

a trauma he suffered at birth.

So, anyway, his genetic results show that he, uh,

wasn't related to either of us, and that was, uh,

you know,

categorically, the worst moment of my life.

So that's why I wanted to check on you guys.

Um, we are looking into how

the hell this could have happened, you know?

Um, and I thought that you might like this.

It's David.

My wife Lucy took it the other day.

Yeah, a sweet boy.

Look, I've got no idea where your heads are at,

but I think it would be useful if we could

arrange a get-together, and just--

so we could meet the boys properly.

We'd love to have you at ours.

I'm sorry, Miles, but we're still reeling,

and we haven't got our results back yet.

Absolutely. Absolutely.

I get it. I get it.

Um...

Here's my card, so just drop me a line when you're ready.

I don't suppose you've got a photo of Theo?

Lucy's desperate to see what he looks like.

No, not to hand. I'm sorry.

What about this one?

(Rustling)

(Sighs)

There he is.

(Laughs)

A wee character.

(Sighs)

Okay. (Clears throat)

Oh, I'm sorry for the intrusion.

You've got my number?

Okay, I'll see myself out.

This way.

Miles: Okay.

♪

(Door clicks)

♪

(Sighs)

(Waves crashing)

♪

(Laughing)

What is that? Listen!

Ah! You found it!

♪

Ah, one! Ah, two!

Ah, three!

Okay, find me some-- Find me another rock.

Find another lovely rock. One more.

(Phone dings)

♪

♪

(Video din)

Maddie: Are you sure you put in the right address?

Pete: Yes, just keep going up here for a bit.

Maddie: Okay, you're good.

I feel like we've been down this road before.

: (On video) How many frogs...

Pete: Theo, can you turn that down, please?

Maddie: It's the button on the left.

Yeah. Thanks, babe.

an: (On video) And one frog...

It's huge. Is this it?

Pete: It's got to be.

It's the only one.

Yeah, look, "Connemara House."

♪

Okay.

Maddie: Oh, there's a doorbell.

Maybe just press that.

♪

Pete! How are you doing, man?

Come in, come in.

Nice to see you again. Good to see you.

This is my wife, Lucy.

Lucy, this is-- This is Peter Reilly.

Hi, I'm Lucy.

Hi, I'm Pete.

Miles: Hi, Maddie.

Lucy: I hope you found us okay.

I know we're a bit remote.

(Tapping)

How are you doing?

Hi, Theo. How are you?

Theo: Good.

Good, yeah. I'm Miles.

Nice to meet you.

Yeah, no, it was fine.

We missed a little turn a couple of times, but it's okay.

(Laughing) Everyone does.

Hey!

Hi, Miles. I see you've met Theo.

Miles: Yes. How you doing, Theo?

Theo: Good.

- Good, yeah, how's life. - High five.

Boom, to the side. Down low.

Oh, too slow. You're too slow!

Here, Theo. Do you like toys?

- Theo: Uh-huh. - Miles: Uh-huh?

Yeah, what's your favourite toy?

Theo: Uh, a rocket toy.

A rocket toy?

My god, I wonder if we've got a rocket toy.

We actually have toys that I brought for him.

Shall we go and get it? Yeah?

We'll get Mummy and Daddy a drink, hmm?

Theo: Here's a rocket toy.

by crying)

A spaceship!

Pete: It's not a spaceship, Theo.

It's just a house. A big house.

Hey.

Hi. I'm, I'm Maddie.

Lucy.

Nice to meet you.

Lucy: You too. Come on in.

Yeah.

Miles: It was nothing but a building site

when I took it over.

I wanted to start it completely from scratch.

It's impressive, Theo.

David's having a nap.

That's incredible.

Oh, my God, I recognize this.

Oh, it was in the Royal Academy years ago.

Yeah, Lucy has real talent.

You did this?

Oh, it was a long time ago.

Don't. I know. I wish she still painted, but she's just...

She's such a dedicated mother.

I'm just going to grab a bottle, okay?

I'm going to go and grab him, you know,

'cause I really want to meet him.

No, no, no, you don't have to.

Wow, this place is crazy.

Maddie: Look at the size of that window.

Pete: Wow.

Maddie: It's like an art gallery.

It's a bit different from our house, isn't it?

(Cork pops)

Jesus! (Laughs)

We're, um...

We're really glad you came.

♪

Pete: I've lived here my whole life.

I thought I knew every inch of this coastline.

I don't think I've ever seen this view.

I knew I wanted to design something for this landscape

as soon as I saw it.

It's a surfer's paradise.

Pete: I actually don't surf.

Miles: You're Cornish. You know that, right?

That's blasphemy.

Well, cheers.

Yes, I'm good.

(Chuckling)

♪

Wow...

♪

Hi, David.

It's so nice to meet you.

♪

Oh, he likes you.

Pete: Theo, this is...

This is David.

He's going to be your new friend.

Do you want to say hello?

Hello, David.

Pete: Hello, David.

Look at... Tania! Tania!

Do you want to take them and let the grown-ups talk?

Yeah. Hey.

♪

Come on.

Hey, Theo, would you like to come for a play?

Don't worry, we can keep an eye on them.

Shall we?

♪

Okay?

Yeah. Right, let's go.

♪

(Indistinct chatter)

Oh, he is a wee character, isn't he?

Yeah.

You guys, um...

You all right?

I'm good, thank you.

Maddie?

Yeah, thanks.

Are you not having any, Lucy?

Oh, no, no, no, this one does not drink.

So... Maddie, Galway girl,

fancy chef in London, and now you run

one of the most successful local restaurants.

That is quite something.

Wow, you've done your research.

Miles: (Chuckles) Well, I was curious.

We've eaten there a few times.

Yeah, I thought I recognized you.

Um, I just thought it was because of the NICU, but...

Do we speak back then?

It's all a bit of a blur for me.

Yeah, um, I'm not sure.

Pete: Where are you from, Miles?

Glasgow, originally.

But I don't go back much. Both my parents are dead.

I'm so sorry to hear that.

Miles: Oh, don't be daft, it's a long time ago.

It's so impressive that you managed

to juggle it all, you know?

The work, baby.

It's a lot.

Maddie: Yeah, um...

Well, luckily, Pete is at home to look after Theo.

Yeah, I used to be a journalist, but then I gave it up

to take care of Theo.

Now he's at nursery, I've got an interview for a landscaping job

to make some extra cash.

Right.

Good God, I absolutely hate small talk.

Do you mind if we, you know, talk about why we're here?

Miles: Absolutely, absolutely.

Um... Look, obviously, this is all incredibly delicate.

We thought it'd be best just to lay it all out, so...

what do you want to do?

Okay, well, um...

we would like to keep Theo.

And we want to keep David.

And we would like a role in David's life.

Likewise with Theo.

Who knows, maybe in time they'll be like brothers.

I was an only child. I always wanted a sibling.

So...

Okay.

Oh, my God. Okay, good, good.

I'm so glad we're all on the same page.

You won't believe how nervous

I think when we've both been about all of this...

It's just been a waking nightmare.

Um, one last thing.

I think we should sue the hospital.

Well, um...

Um, okay.

I'm not sure how that will fix this, though.

Well, it might not fix anything,

but it could make sure it doesn't happen again.

Do you have a good lawyer?

We've been speaking to someone, mostly about

what happens with the kids.

But, look, if we win, you can keep all the money.

We don't, um... we don't need it.

It's up to you, of course.

But, um...

Maybe you could just give it some thought.

Yeah, no, of course.

Yeah, great.

Great, okay.

Right, shall we go spend some time with our boys?

Come on.

Come on!

(Whistling)

(Laughing)

So nice to meet you, David.

I don't suppose I could get a hug?

Oh, he's not really used to that.

Oh!

(Soft instrumental music)

♪

♪

Bye-bye.

Bye-bye!

Bye-bye.

Watch out, hands and feet!

Right, man, we should grab that drink, or we go for a surf.

My favourite cove's great for beginners.

You need to get back in the water.

Let's start with a drink.

Okay.

Thank you for today.

Thank you. Just text me when you're free.

All right.

♪

Right, mate, this is yours. Come on.

♪

Oh!

(Splashing)

Mate, I totally got off!

Mate, yes!

Yes! That's huge, man!

It's all about persistence.

That's what we need.

Oh, that felt amazing! Oh!

Persist, persist, persist.

(Cheering)

Pete: Hey, guys!

(Cheering)

Oh, no, did you see that? That was me!

That was me. I totally got off!

Yes, you did!

I also saw you slacking.

(Laughter)

Pete: All right, let's catch up soon, okay?

All right, see you later.

Bye. Bye-bye.

Here we go. One, two, three. Whoo!

Sorry, man.

Who's that?

Oh, it's an old friend, Jen.

Her family.

Ah! I can't get it off!

Wait, wait...

Thank you.

Miles: I'm still amazed you cycled all the way

from here to John o'Groats.

That is, that is incredible, man.

Yeah. Fuck knows how I did it.

We raised a lot of money for the NICU.

Miles: No way Lucy would have let me go.

We were having a hell of a time with David back then.

I wish Lucy had Maddie's resilience.

She seems like she can just take anything in her stride,

letting you go off so soon after the birth.

Maddie's not all that tough.

We struggled after Theo's birth.

Maddie wasn't quite herself.

I actually wrote a book about it in a previous life.

Okay. I guess that's one way to process it.

Listen, you know, we usually go to Norfolk during the holidays

with Lucy's family.

Just to escape the kids and the tourists.

Lovely.

And we're going in a few weeks.

I think you should come.

What, all of us?

Yeah. And Lucy's family can't wait to meet Theo.

Yeah.

Erm...

Let me speak to Mads.

Of course. Of course.

Pete: Might be easier to just do a day trip

on the beach one weekend, eh?

Nah, but you deserve a break.

Get acres for Theo to run riot in.

Like tractors, horses, total freedom.

He'll love it.

So will you.

(Laughs)

T, slow down, you little lunatic!

(Theo giggles)

Maddie: Honest to God, that boy can run around all day

and he will still not sleep tonight.

I don't know where he gets the energy.

He'll end up being an athlete one day.

Again, I did just want to say that I...

I'm so sorry that David couldn't make it today.

It's just, you know, you never know when

he might need some quiet.

Yeah. You know, it's, erm...

another time, perhaps.

Of course.

(Slow instrumental music)

♪

Theo: I see it. It's here.

Pete: You see that already?

Theo: Yeah!

(Pete laughs)

♪

I know you've got the best...

(Voices and laughter fading)

♪

(Woman whispers) How's it going?

♪

Pete: You know what, Theo?

I think you're going to be a mechanic when you grow up.

Is that what you want to be?

Theo: I want to be like Mummy.

Pete: You want to be like Mummy?

You want to be a kick-ass chef like Mummy?

It's a good choice.

Why is it now?

♪

(Echoing bird screeches)

♪

Maddie: I have a pinch of salt.

Sprinkle, sprinkle, sprinkle.

And we're going to give it a good stir.

What's going on here?

Oh, we're baking a cake.

Baking a cake?

Are you a little chef now?

Mwah. Oh, that is very impressive.

Maddie: Make sure all the flour's gone.

That's it. Big stir-- that's it.

So, er...

I just got a call and, er, Daddy got the job.

He got the job!

He got the job.

That's amazing.

It's not a bad day, either.

That's amazing.

It'll definitely take the edge off.

(Cell phone rings)

Maddie: Oh, it's work. Can you just...

Two hands, two hands up. Thank you.

Hold tight. Go on, stir, stir, stir, stir, stir.

What kind of cake are you making, Theo?

Er, T-Rex.

A T-Rex cake?

That's going to be a big cake, Theo.

That's good, 'cause Daddy is very hungry right now.

He could do with a big cake.

A big cake with his coffee.

That sounds abs--

Theo, shit.

Theo, no! Theo-- hey.

Theo, how many have you had?

Hey, look at me.

Spit, spit, Theo.

Maddie!

(Dramatic instrumental music)

You're okay, baby.

It's okay.

Hang in there. Good boy.

♪

Fortunately, it seems like he only ate one or two,

so we'll keep him in under observation

for just a couple more hours.

He should be fine.

And you're sure?

Yes. But we will have to report this to social services.

Any child exposed to drugs in their home environment...

No, please--

They're just gummies for his grandad's back.

Regardless, it's still cannabis and it's illegal.

(Buzzing)

It's standard that we report it.

Excuse me.

I'm so sorry, Mads.

(Engine rumbling)

We're nearly home, T, okay?

Maddie.

And then we...

Miles.

What's he doing here?

No idea.

Yes!

Hey, Miles.

Hello. How you doing?

Good. How you doing?

Yeah, not bad, not bad.

Where is he? Where is he?

There he is.

Theo!

Is this a... Is this a bad time?

Yes. Not at all.

Um, we've been in the hospital.

What, with Theo? Is he okay?

He's fine. Someone had a...

little accident with, um...

with one too many sweeties.

Oh, yes?

Do you have too many sweeties?

Would this-- look-- would this make you feel better?

Yeah? Shall we bring it to Norfolk?

Yeah? Yes.

Shall we go... Shall we go a practice run?

Shall we go a practice run? Yeah. Come on.

Maddie: I'm so sorry, Miles.

He wants to play.

The doctor says that he needs his rest,

so I'm going to take him inside, but that is a...

a gorgeous gift. Thank you.

Theo! Theo!

Bye-bye. Bye-bye.

Oh, shame. It's a shame.

Mate, I don't know what to say.

Thank you so much.

Don't mention it.

Get me a wee video of him on the bike.

Yeah, of course.

All right.

Okay. Bye. Take care.

(Slow instrumental music)

(Sighs)

♪

Don't sign us up for stuff without asking me first.

I know. I'm just trying to make a real effort, Mads.

Maybe we should go just for the weekend.

It would mean that we get to spend some more time with David.

I am desperate to spend time with David,

but Lucy always has an excuse, and I am not going on holiday

with a bunch of strangers.

Pete: Oh, come on, Mads.

Anyway, we've got to get to know them if this is going to work.

They're just trying to be nice.

A trip to Norfolk, it is weird.

We're not going.

And I don't want any more of this shit in our house.

♪

(Voices over video)

o: I'm making water for him.

ia: Oh, right. Show me that here.

t is perfect.

I see?

(Indistinct chatter)

♪

Morning, Anna.

Morning.

(Phone ringing)

Hello? Yeah, speaking.

Theo hit another child, Pete.

He can be a bit lively, but he's never hit anyone before.

It was Zach Tidman, wasn't it?

Zach cries when the wind blows.

We just need to keep the boys apart.

He's not a bad kid, for Christ's sake.

Can you at least just keep him for today?

It's my first day of a new job.

I'm afraid not.

I think the boys need a bit of time to cool down.

Let me smooth things over with the other parents,

but until then, I'm sorry.

You'll just have to find alternative

arrangements for Theo.

♪

(Gasps)

(Groans)

(Dialling)

♪

you've got Maddie's phone.

ve a message.

Pete: Hey, Mads.

Look, I'm taking Theo to Miles and Lucy's.

I've tried my dad and Jen and Maya are busy.

What a nightmare.

Anyway, look, just call me back when you get this, okay?

♪

Hi, Pete.

hi, Lucy.

ry to turn up out of the blue.

ve got a problem at Theo's nursery.

ate to ask, but I've tried everyone.

there any chance you can take him today?

Of course. Leave him with me.

nk you.

nks.

(Gentle opera music: Lyrics in other language)

♪

(Doorbell chimes)

♪

Thanks for today, Lucy.

You've been an absolute lifesaver.

I'm sorry.

I couldn't keep them awake.

He's been such an angel.

It's so weird seeing them here, sleeping together.

It's only part-time, but...

at least it'll be regular.

You know, the guys seem lovely, so...

Well, congratulations.

Thank you.

How are you dealing with everything, anyway?

We haven't really spoken about it.

Oh. I do, er...

I think it's wonderful how we all

seem to get on so well.

Do you?

Look, Maddie would love some time on her own with David.

if that's okay with you.

But listen, Lucy...

We're not going to try and take David

away from you or anything like that.

I know.

(Loud clattering)

Oh, shit.

Hello?

Hello?

(Slow dramatic music)

♪

Where is...

It must have been a badger or something.

(Grunts)

Oh!

(Laughs) Oh, my God!

Mate! I'm so sorry!

That was...

That was worth...

That was worth it, just to see your face.

(Both laughing)

Mm.

You should just share our nanny.

Bring Theo here.

You sure? He's quite a handful.

Yeah, totally. David's so easy, and it's about time

our nanny earns her money.

That's a great idea.

It's very generous of you guys, but, to be honest,

we can't afford it right now.

We're ploughing every spare penny we have

back at the restaurant.

Pete, consider it done.

I think it's good for David and Theo to build a bond.

And as you said yourself, it's only temporary.

By the way, I finished your book.

Pete: I didn't know you were reading it.

He hasn't stopped raving about it.

That bit where you find Maddie on the beach

in her state, that's heartbreaking.

It's not actually Maddie.

It got me to thinking.

Why don't you write an article about us?

You know, I've actually been writing

for the first time in ages.

Just some thoughts, you know, help me process what's going on.

Yeah, well, mate, it's been madness.

Mm.

Yeah.

Well, I'd love to read it, if you don't mind sharing.

Yeah, yeah, of course.

Right.

Shower time.

That needs more salt, babe.

Okay.

Oh, no, no, Pete, things are moving too fast.

He was asleep.

I don't want to wake him.

And agreeing to a nanny share?

Yeah, we can just try it.

And it'll save us some cash.

I know it's not ideal, but if Theo isn't happy,

we'll just find another solution.

I'm not happy.

Mads, it makes sense.

You're at work, and now I'm at work.

It gives the boys a good chance to bond.

Maddie: I don't know, Pete. I don't trust them.

Did you tell them about Norfolk?

I will.

I will!

It's just there wasn't a good chance.

♪

(Woman whispers) How's it going?

I can't get him to breastfeed.

But at least he takes the bottle.

♪

How are you doing?

I'm okay.

♪

Actually, that's not true.

They say he might not make it.

♪

I'm so sorry.

♪

Guys, I'll be back in five, all right?

Yes, Chef.

♪

How high does the tide rise feel?

♪

Maddie!

(Indistinct shouting)

♪

(Doorbell rings)

I come bearing gifts.

I, er...

I remember you said yours was broke, so...

Oh, Miles, that's...

That's so thoughtful of you.

It's the top of the range.

You can link it up to your phone so you can view Theo anywhere.

They're great. We've got one. It's great. It's fantastic.

Thank you. Miles!

How you doing?

What a nice surprise.

Look, Miles brought us a gift.

Another gift. Whoa.

I missed Theo hours earlier,

so I wondered if I could get a look at the big man.

He's asleep.

Oh, well, I won't wake him, I promise.

Not tonight, Miles.

Okie-doke, all right.

Well, er, I'll be off.

Thank you for this, mate.

All right.

Oh, by the way, Maddie, did I, um...

Did I see you walking on the beach this afternoon?

Yeah, maybe.

Yeah, yeah, I did.

With a really tall guy with dreads.

Yeah, that's Ollie, the chef.

Ah!

Yeah. I did see you.

Okay, enjoy.

See you.

Before you go, Miles, we've been meaning

to talk to you about Norfolk.

Oh, yeah?

We can't do it. Sorry.

Why?

Pete's sister, Emma, is over from France with her kids.

Okay, okay, well, bring them to Norfolk, too.

I'm sure Emma would love to meet David, no?

That'll be a bit confusing.

Emma's kids are a bit small and they adore Theo,

so it's, um...

it's gonna be hard.

I think we're all still finding our feet.

Oh, yeah, yeah.

We'll make Norfolk happen another time, yeah?

Yeah. Yeah. What can you do? These things happen.

Okie-doke. Enjoy your drink.

Thank you again.

Goodnight, Miles.

Goodnight. Oh, Pete, do you have the details of the nurse

that was looking after Theo in the NICU?

Stella?

Yeah, it's just my lawyer wants

to check some facts.

Yeah, um...

Do we have to drag the nurses into this?

Isn't that part of the hospital's investigation?

You know what? Don't worry about it.

Don't worry about it. It's fine.

It's just I thought it would be simpler

to get her number from you, so we didn't scare her

with legal letters and everything, but it's fine, Pete.

All right, mate. Thank you, yeah?

All right. I'll see you soon.

Yeah, we all do. Cycle safe.

(Chuckling)

Yeah, he has-- He's been amazing.

He's so accepting of these three new people around.

And even though we have been a little stressed...

Just a teeny tiny bit.

(Chuckling)

He's been really good.

You're his parents, right?

Day in, day out, supporting him, loving him.

That's what counts.

Or maybe Theo just has a thing for posh people.

He loves that nanny.

He does.

Well, I mean, who doesn't love a hot nanny?

Pete: All right, Jen.

All right.

Pete: Is that Miles?

Hey, guys.

Oh, shite.

They're back early.

They're meant to be in Norfolk.

Oh, my God, Norfolk. Oh, my God.

Jen, you've got to be Emma, my sister from France.

What?

Pete: You have to be Emma, my sister from France.

No, no. Please don't make me do that.

You just be...

I can't.

Hello, strangers.

Hey.

Hey, Madeline.

Hey, Lucy.

How you doing?

How come you guys aren't in Norfolk?

Nah, nah.

We decided to leave Norfolk

for another time, like you suggested.

It's always there.

Yeah, exactly.

Oh, well.

This is...

Sorry, Miles and Lucy.

Hi, I'm Emma.

Oh, hey.

Nice to see you, Emma. Nice to meet you.

This is Lucy.

Hi, Lucy. Hi. Yeah.

Where are the kids?

Oh, they were knackered from the flight.

Yeah, they're, uh, tucked up in bed with my husband.

This is such bad timing, but Emma has to go back

and relieve her poor husband of babysitting duties.

Oh, God.

Of course, my God.

He must be exhausted. Poor guy.

Just about to go back to my husband.

Yeah.

So did you fly direct to Newquay, or did you do the old,

uh, the old Paris stopover?

Uh, direct.

Yeah, well, it's easier with the kids.

Good. All right.

Well, it was lovely to see you.

Thanks for dinner.

Bye, Emma.

Nice to see you.

Yeah. Bye.

Uh-uh. Can't fly from Marseilles to Newquay, Jen.

You're Pete's friends.

On the beach.

So where's Emma and her family?

They're not here.

Well, I can see that, Pete.

What? So we lied.

We didn't want to go to Norfolk.

What?

Mate, my, uh...

Jesus Christ.

I've tried.

I really have tried.

But I think it's clear now.

It feels like we are making all this effort to see Theo,

and you two aren't trying very hard to see David at all.

Maddie: Oh, come on.

Lucy won't even let me near him, Miles.

Miles, I think we should go.

Yeah, I think so, too.

All right.

Okay. Enjoy your evening.

Mate.

Well, that wasn't awkward at all.

I need a drink.

Maddie: Yeah, I think we all need a drink after that.

You were great.

I cannot believe you made me do that.

That was awful.

I believed it.

We didn't want to go to Norfolk.

Yeah.

Come on, now.

(Raucous laughter)

Oh, Mads, maybe we should apologize.

Apologize? No, Pete, no.

We are not apologizing.

We did nothing wrong.

Oh, Miles' face when you said, "So nice!"

(Laughter)

Peter Riley, Madeline Wilson.

Yeah?

Bloody hell, Pete. Your dealers are getting a bit... swish.

Wait, sorry, what's this about?

Sorry, mate, what are you...

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Pete, what is it?

What does it say?

He wants both of them.

What?

Miles, he wants David and Theo.

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