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- Saw you breathing.
- Did not.

Hurry up.

Let's go.

- Dr Hill?
- Yes.

I'm going to get you out of here.

I know you're in pain
but you have to move quickly

and do exactly what I say. You understand?

- Yes.
- Okay.

- Where are we going?
- Somewhere safe.

You're not government, are you?
Who hired you?

Do you want to get out of here or not?

You're on time.

Well, I thought I'd make the effort,
seeing as it's a special occasion.

DEACON: How's that head?

Where are you taking me? What's going on?

- Yeah.
- You need a rest, Doc.

- You're good to go.
- See you at base.

Let's go.

You shouldn't be here.

I missed you.

So how much longer
are we going to keep doing this?

We should go.

Keel's going to catch onto us,
sooner or later.

He might.

Let's leave on our own terms
while we still can.

What is it?

- There's something I have to tell you.
- Okay.

- Not now.
- Well, when?

Cafe Khalil. 4:00. Don't be late.

I won't.

Right.

Thanks.

AIDAN: Let's leave on our own terms
while we still can.

SAM: There's something I have to tell you.

- Not now.
- AIDAN: Well, when?

SAM: Cafe Khalil. 4.'00. Don't be late.

YOUNG SAM: Let's read it again.

SAM'S MOTHER: This is the story
of the Snow Maiden.

Once upon a time...

- YOUNG SAM: He looks funny.
- He looks very handsome.

I did it!

Come on, in you get.

Goodbye, house.

Stay nice and dry.

I'll take it.

The very second I open
my eyes each morning,

I consider the infinite variables of chaos
that can occur during a working day.

As I like to be one step ahead.

I don't like to be on the back foot.
I don't like it at all.

But I'm on the back foot now

because of all the infinite
variables of chaos

that I pondered this morning,
the one that never crossed my mind

was that you'd be standing in front of me.

An explanation would be good.

I decided to retire.

That decision's not yours to make.

Good thing I changed my mind then.

DEACON: What's up?

Sam?

Deacon.

I thought you were dead.

SAM: Guess not.

You disappeared without a trace
for over a year.

I've had daily signals placed in
24 newspapers for the last six months.

I haven't been reading the papers.

DEACON: Where did you go?

Sightseeing.

- "Sightseeing?"
- Mmm.

I was tired. I needed a change of scenery.

I'd be happy to take a polygraph.

You can beat a polygraph.

We need to know where you've been, Sam.

And I don't want to tell you.

But if the question is whether you can
still trust me, you can.

Do you expect to come back to work?

I'm your best operative.

I put my neck on the block for you.
I still have to report up, you know.

I still have to deal with the questions,
did you think about that?

Did you think about
the chaos you unleashed?

Do I get my job back?

There's the door.

We need her back. You know that.

So does she.

- Yes?
- Be here tomorrow. 0800.

Well, well. Look who dragged
her ass back in the door.

Hasan. Good to see you, too.

Nice boots.

Thanks.

Put your tongue back in your head.

Sam, right? Ian Fowkes.

Fowkes is ex-Special Forces.
He's new to the private sector.

My first op, actually.

Really looking forward to working with you.

- Morning.
- Morning.

KEEL: Let's start.

Okay, target is Jack Turner,

he worked the docks mid-to-late seven...

Sorry I'm late.

You're back.

Looks like it.

I'd have brought a cake if I'd known.

DEACON: Zoe.

As I was saying, Jack Turner.

He worked the docks
in the mid-to-late seventies.

Extortion, blackmail. You name it.

Then after they shut down,
he went into property.

He made a killing on the Docklands.

He obviously upset a few people
because in 1996

his eldest son, John,
was found murdered and mutilated.

Jack played the markets shrewdly

and now runs his investments
out of a town house off Regent's Park.

Personal wealth in excess of £300 million.

(WHISTLES) Blimey.

There are questions regarding how
Mr Turner accumulated his wealth.

Some of his business associates
have disappeared or turned up dead.

ZOE: Mr Turner is currently bidding to
acquire the Upper Khyber Dam.

It's a billion-pound
hydroelectric facility.

The Pakistani Minister for Privatisation is
auctioning it off to the highest bidder,

against fierce political opposition.

There's a presidential candidate,
Fatima Zahir,

she's vowed to block the sale
if she wins the election next month.

A billion-pound utility seems
a bit out of Mr Turner's league.

He's staking his entire fortune on it.

So he'll use all his old tricks
to ensure he wins.

And our client wants us to ensure
that he loses.

Yeah. But not until we find out
what Mr Turner's game really is.

The agenda behind the agenda.

- What's our play?
- Sam will be the draw.

And the target?

Stephen Turner, Jack's surviving son.

Stephen's public-school educated,
he's a lawyer,

widowed with a young son, Edward, aged 10.

They live in the Regent's Park house
with Jack.

What happened to the mother?

Suicide, last year.

Jack Turner is controlling and aggressive.
It won't be easy getting to Stephen.

Or giving him a reason to trust you.

I assume you have a plan.

Study the files. We have a lot of prep
and not a lot of time.

- Good job, Zoe.
- Thanks.

You good?

What did you expect? I'm a spy.

Nice place.

You've seen it. You can go now.

I knew you'd come back, Sam.

You couldn't stay away.
Even if it meant they'd try killing you again.

How did you know anyone did?

- Sam, that cafe was a bloodbath.
- Is that what you told Keel?

Keel doesn't know.
Or at least I didn't tell him.

Why not?

I figured if you didn't report in,
you must have your reasons.

How did you know I wasn't dead?

I saw your footprint.

Not a pulse in the place.

Sam, what happened?

- I was set up.
- By who?

You think it was me?

No one knew else knew where I'd be.
Only you.

Okay. I can see that.

I might even think the same thing.

Except that it's me you're
talking about, Sam.

Right. So someone else found out
where I'd be...

That's right. They must have.

- How?
- I don't know.

Not a pulse in the place.

The bartender was alive when I left.

AIDAN: Oh, he was most definitely dead.

Someone was sent to clean up.

Sort of thing you're good at.

O KEY

since you've got it all worked out,
let's say, "Yes,

"I did order a hit on you."

I couldn't go the normal route of
"it's not working out between us,

"we both want different things,
it's not you, it's me."

No, let's go for assassination instead.

But why would I want to kill my own child?

I knew what you wanted to talk to me
about, Sam.

I knew every tiny little inch of you.

You think I hadn't noticed?

I knew.

Did, uh...

Did you?

That answer your question?

For God's sake, Sam.
You can't think that this was down to me.

Why would I want to do that to you?

We were in love.

We were.

So you want to find out
who tried to kill you and why.

And you think the best way of doing that
is to let them try again.

So you come back.

I mean, you had to, sooner or later.

But ask yourself this.

Why won't you trust me?

Is it because you don't love me anymore?

Or is it because you're
afraid you still do?

AUTOMATED VOICE: You have
one new message.

WOMAN: I'm here, you're late.

I'm here, you're late.

Doors closing.

Sam, hide, get down.

Get Off me.

Get off me. I'm calling the police.

No! No!

Eddie.

Eddie, stick with me.

Eddie!

Move!

- Hey!
- That's my son!

- Dad!
- Eddie! Move!

- Hey!
- Dad!

Eddie!

Eddie, Eddie, are you okay?

Miss Kent.

You all right?

You okay? You're okay. All in one piece.

Granddad's little soldier,
aren't you, eh, Eddie, eh?

Course you are. Course you are.

Now you go with Mrs S.
She'll give you some ice cream.

Everything'll be all right.
Grandad'll sort it. Good boy.

What happened?

Dad, it was quick, it was so quick,
professional...

What did he look like?

I don't know, he was Middle Eastern,
I think, I don't know, it was quick.

- Who's this?
- Dad, this is Alex Kent.

She saved Eddie.

Got any ID?

- For Christ's sake!
- ID?

Yes.

Yank. What are you, a tourist?

- Not exactly.
- BUSINESSMAN: Mr Turner.

Be with you in one sec, gents. Thank you.

What then? If not a tourist, what are you?

I'm here for a few months,
looking for work.

Do you want to stop this?
She saved Eddie. Saved him.

And we're very grateful.

Stephen, a word.

- I'm sorry, Miss Kent.
- Oh, it's okay, really.

No, it isn't. Thank you so much.

Thank you.

Would you like me to make
a statement for the police?

- That won't be necessary, Miss Kent.
- Okay.

You wanted to see me.

Crane tells me it all
went according to plan.

If you call terrifying a
10-year-old boy a plan.

It's for the greater good.

Since when was one of our clients
interested in the greater good?

You wanted to come back, and I took you on.

Despite the fact that you lied to me,
and you're still lying to me.

I've said all I have to say.

I brought you to this company.
I gave you a career...

And I'm not ungrateful.

You have a strange way of
expressing your gratitude.

Why did you want to see me, Mr Keel?

We have a breach.

It's a bit of a coincidence,
don't you think?

Springing a leak just as you come back.

Are you accusing me?

I don't make accusations until
I have the evidence to back them up.

But when I have it,
I will be remorseless, obviously.

You look drained.

It suits Alex Kent,
it doesn't suit Sam Hunter.

When you're ready to talk, I'm here.

Principal give you a spanking?

Keel never leaves marks.

He just don't like secrets,
unless of course they're his.

So you're not going to tell him
but you're going to tell me, right?

Oh, you know me better than that.

Are these the men you saw?

- That's them.
- Yeah.

These are Turner's partners.

From KPEK, the Norwegian firm
that would manage the dam.

No surprise then.

- Stephen call you yet?
- Not yet, but he will.

- Let me know when he does.

Like I said.

- Hello?
- Oh, hi, Alex.

It's Stephen here, Stephen Turner.

How's your little boy?

Eddie, yeah, he's fine, he's okay.

He's, um...

He's still a bit shocked actually.

A lot's happened to him recently.

I just wanted to thank you again
for what you did.

I really... I don't know how to repay you.

That's really not necessary.
Anyone would've done the same.

Yeah, but they didn't. You did.

I wondered if I could meet you
for a coffee tomorrow, if you have time.

Sure. My schedule's wide open, actually.

Great. Good.
Let's say the Boat House, Regent's Park?

3300.

3:00. I'll be there.

Game on.

- Mr Turner?
- Stephen, please.

It's a remote-control car.

I hope you don't mind, but I saw that
Eddie lost his yesterday.

Wow, thank you.

That's very sweet of you.

He was asking after you this morning.

He wanted to know if you were all right.

That's so sweet. You tell him I'm fine.

Hi, can I take your order?

Hi, uh, tea, please.

English breakfast with milk.

I never really drank tea,
but I've been in London three months now

and I can't live without it.

You're from Indiana.

That's right. Bloomington. I grew up there.

Right.

Who do you know in London?

(SIGHS) No one, really.

I wanted to make a new start, I guess.
My life has

taken a few unexpected turns of late.

Yeah.

I'm sorry.

- You're sorry?
- I know about your car crash.

- Last December.
- How do you know about that?

I know your husband and daughter
were killed,

and I'm so sorry for your loss.

- Are you checking up on me?
- I don't mean to scare you.

It's just that our lives, mine and Eddie's,
they're not usual.

- Everyone gets checked. Everyone.
- I didn't ask for this.

I know you came here to London
to leave the past behind.

I understand that. Really I do.

I lost my wife...

No. I didn't lose her,

that's a stupid phrase. She died.

But I'd go somewhere, I'd go
anywhere different with Eddie, if I could,

to start again.

What you did was so completely selfless.

And in my world, no one's selfless. I just

want to help you.

Help me?

So he wants you to move in?

When?

Now. At once.

His son missed six months of school
and needs tutoring.

Alex Kent is an unemployed third grade
teacher who loves children.

He thought he was doing us both a favour.

But you declined the offer.

I'm supposed to screw him,
not screw over his kid.

But we've been presented
with a better opportunity.

If I'm in that house,
my movements will be restricted.

I'll be watched every moment.

And you can watch them.

You can see and hear everything
that goes on in that house.

It's far more useful to us.

Deacon?

Aidan will be point,

Zoe will provide intel and run surveillance
with Fowkes.

Good.

- By the way, no wires.
- Why not?

A Chinese agent posing as an investor

wore a wire to a meeting
with Jack Turner two weeks ago.

A few days later his body was found
floating in the Thames.

We'll get you out of there
as quickly as we can, Sam.

Get off!

Get off!

Let me out! Let me out!

I want another handler.

Good morning to you, too.
Sorry but you're stuck with me.

Well, get on with it then.

A Dutch engineer, Horst Goebel.

He's arriving tonight from City
airport to meet the Turners.

SAM: What do we know about him?

He appears to be a bit of a cypher.

No photos, just a brief bio online.

He specialises in water contamination.

Do we know the nature of Goebel's
business with Turner?

That's what we need you to find out.

Engage him in conversation,
copy any documents that he brings with him.

That's gonna be a little tough
with a 10-year-old on my arm.

Crane figured that.

Video eyes. Plant them in the library.

Keel says there's a mole on the team.

Who?

- He doesn't know.
- Then why did he tell you?

Did it occur to you that there is no mole?

That he's just trying to rattle you

because he can't bare
not knowing where you've been?

So why tell me?

Because if you're the mole, you'll run.

Dad!

STEPHEN: Yep. Ah, Miss Kent.
I'm so glad you decided to come.

- Hello, Eddie.
- Have you come to stay for a bit?

For a bit.

Your room's on the second floor.
It's just across from Eddie's.

Mrs Sidwa will show you up.

Perfect.

- You wanted to see me?
- What's the matter with you?

You lost your marbles or something?

Dad, if she hadn't done what she did...

Drop her a couple of grand,
thank her very much, end of story.

He asked after her, Dad.
He actually asked after her, you know.

She's the first person Eddie's shown
any interest in since Becky died.

A stranger. In this house...

Bingham checked her out.

It'll be good for Eddie having her here.

What do you know about bringing up a kid?

About as much as you.

I did my best.

Well, I'm going to do better.

My first born's not going to
end up gutted with his dick cutoff.

Just get rid of her, Stevie.

Not even biscuits.

And UHT?

I hate UHT. It's got that chalky aftertaste.
Makes me gag.

"Ultra-pasteurised."

Is it just me that's bothered?

We could be here weeks drinking this,
all of us getting that chalky aftertaste.

Shut up, Fowkes.

The reason I left the Forces was so
I didn't have to keep drinking this shit.

I thought it was because
they threw you out.

Yeah, bring that up, why don't you.

That's very painful to me, you know.
You're causing me pain.

Why's Hasan on this?

Keel wanted him.

You trust him?

Hell, I don't trust you.

Hasan.

Can I go and get some proper milk?

No. Nobody leaves
unless specifically ordered.

Fine.

So did you talk to her?

Did she tell you anything?
About where she'd been? Anything at all?

Why would she talk to me?

Well, you're a woman.
You tell each other things.

I'm a woman?

Shit, man! I wondered what these
were doing here!

- Funny.
- Mmm-hmm.

So once round thorough check

and I want you phoning in
no later than 4:00, all right?

(DOOR UNLOCKING)

BINGHAM: Sir.

The KPEK documents have just arrived.
Your father would like you to review them

STEPHEN: Okay.

And we're up.

- She's good all right.
- Yeah.

Goebel's arriving on a Lufthansa flight
into City in 45 minutes.

All right. Hasan, I want you to go to
City Airport and watch for Goebel.

Why can't Fowkes go?

'Cause I'm ordering you.

How am I supposed to recognise him?

I'll send you his SIM data.
Just track him when he comes online.

Hasan, nip in the shop
and pick us up a few things.

Good lad.

Yes.

That's right.

Where?

Who is this?

Sir.

What is it, Bingham?

I have some good news.

Shit, scramblers are killing the audio.

Well, something's going on.

Are you ready for bed?

Would you like me to read you a story?

My mummy read them all to me.

She's not alive any more.

I know. I'm sorry.

Dad says you had a family.

I did.

They died, too.

They did.

You know tomorrow?
For your breakfast, we have every cereal.

And whatever's your favourite,
we probably have it.

And if we don't,
Mrs Sidwa could go get it for you.

I like most things.

But I tell you what,

I'll have the same thing as you.

Okay.

See you tomorrow morning.

Good night, Eddie.

- Sleep tight.
- Don't let the bed bugs bite.

Come on!

- Is Eddie sleeping?
- Yeah.

Good. Thank you again.

Here's to you, Miss Kent.

Call me Alex.

Alex.

Mr Turner? He's arrived.

Thank you. I won't be a second.

STEPHEN: Doctor,
so pleased you could make it.

- How was your trip?
- Oh, it was fine, thank you.

Miss Kent, this is Dr Horst Goebel.

Miss Kent.