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Oh.

Sorry,

mate, I haven't got the hang of Greek yet.

You up for some fishing?

And you?

I left my rod at home, but I'll give you a hand.

You've done this before?

Only with eeling nets.

Eeling nets?

Yeah, you know, to catch eels. They go like that.

Ah, haily, yeah.

You been fishing here long?

Many years.

Maybe you met my dad.

Your father's from here?

Not exactly, but he did stay here for a bit and he used to keep a boat down

here.

I can see your eyes.

I am.

You knew him?

No, not really.

You remember his name?

I met him one, two times.

He's been missing a really long time, but you still remember his name.

We have one, two situations together.

What situation?

I used to play poker.

I lose a lot of money one night, I have to sell something.

He wanted a plane ticket in another name.

What ticket? Like, what name?

I don't remember now. It's a long time ago.

Sure about that?

My memory is not so good.

Do you want a game of Texas Hold 'em?

Play poker?

Not very good at it.

I can't believe it. My wife is going to kill me.

Well, why don't we just jog that memory of yours and we'll be right.

What name was it that my dad took that ticket in? I told you, part of the

agreement was not to tell his name.

I -1, Barron Square.

Panos Legidis, my name.

I gave him an old passport of mine that matched his ticket.

Where was the ticket to?

Yoshoyo, his daughter.

Couldn't be more certain, mate.

Cyprus.

Why would he be going there?

He mentioned something about his cousin.

I was happy with the deal, he was happy with the deal. I asked no questions.

Thanks, mate.

You've really made my day.

Please, don't tell him I told you.

Don't be silly now, Doug. We said 30k for a half -hour appearance. Take it or

leave it.

All right. Bye -bye.

Oh, Max, you made it.

Welcome to the Catalina Hotel. Isn't this great?

Beautiful. And this, of course, is the wonderful Connor McLaughlin. Sir, it's

honour to meet you, Mr. Tyson.

So this is the man that broke my long -held century record.

Oh, come now, Maxie. You are a cricketing legend. Would you give us a

taste, Connor, darling? Sure, yeah.

Don't start off on the wrong foot.

I mean, no pun intended.

We need Connor to ship product to the Zeds, OK? This kid's socials will blow

your mind.

I'm not on social media.

Of course you are.

How do you think we sold two million units of your anti -balding shampoo?

I gave you permission, did I?

It was all in the contract.

And now we're going to sell you new shower gel with him.

Britain's hottest new sports star.

Come on, soak it all in, Maxie. Can we get a drink here, please? I just need to

make a quick call. There we are.

Yeah.

Thank you. There you go.

when I said that I needed the merch by Thursday?

Yeah, I meant by Thursday, so... Good.

Because if you can't do it, I'll find someone who can.

Thank you. Bye -bye. Where's my drink?

Thank you. You're welcome.

Okay,

Shirley, you have to drop this.

That boat has been missing over 15 years, and even if Dad gave it to a guy

then flew with his passport to Cyprus, then we can't track him down anyway.

You're a detective.

Who has no jurisdiction in Cyprus, and he could have been long gone. We can ask

Yaya. She might know if he had a cousin in Cyprus.

Yeah, great idea.

She never mentioned anything before. We can ask.

She doesn't speak to me at the moment, does she?

That's how I know.

I caught her on the boat back.

I understand you went on a

family holiday without me. Well, Mama, you weren't answering your phone.

You were more than welcome, Alexa. Mind you, we did spend a whole day on a crime

scene. I hear it was your birthday.

Yeah,

yeah, it was my idea.

Actually, Alexa, now that you're here... No. I met this bloke on a journey...

Shirley! Who said that he gave Ari... I said stop!

Helen, I want to know. So, this bloke said that he gave Ari his boat in

for a plane ticket to Cyprus.

And apparently Ari had a cousin there?

Well, I've already told her that we have no relatives in Cyprus.

Well, not any we care about.

So there is someone.

Yes. Ari had a second cousin who I think went to live there.

Excuse me?

He's never said a word about them. Well, nobody ever heard from him. He went to

live with no phone, no electricity.

He went to live on the edge of some cliff or something.

Yeah, I know the type.

Alternative lifestylers.

Mama, how can you not remember this? This is the exact sort of place you go

hide. I didn't even know the man's name. I never met him.

He could be dead.

Oh, we've got to go to Cyprus.

Yeah. No, you're not going anywhere.

Do you think he could be there? Well, if he's there, then I'm in a very

difficult position.

Because if he's there and I find him, I'll have to arrest him.

I think maybe we could have a bit of a chat before you go and slap the

on him. See, that's all I see.

He left us, and if he's there, if he's in Cyprus, it's

because he chose to be free over us.

Don't worry, Lexi. I'll find him.

It would be pretty hard without Mum. You don't speak Greek.

Oh, came halfway around the world and found you lot, didn't I?

So, the idea here is that Connor has finished acing his latest match and

he comes back to his luxury beach -fronted villa where he, of course,

rinse himself off with Tyson for men.

Oh, my.

Before he heads out on the town with a bevy of beauties, who he treats very

respectfully. Sure.

So what are the numbers looking like?

Box, please.

Well, I'm guessing 300k plus, once the advert goes on air.

Better than a kick in the cup.

Now, to celebrate our little deal, I've had us made up.

Titan for men jacket. No name branding, so don't need to worry.

Off we go.

Ah, look at that. So handsome.

Come on, Max.

This is your company.

Are we finished?

Max. I'm going back to my room.

All right, I'll see you shortly.

You stick with me.

This is a life full of promise.

I mean, 300 grand, that's a lot of money.

That's nothing compared to what the turnover's going to be.

Look, Max is just not ambitious anymore.

When he first had his accident, he was hungry to carve out a career as an

entrepreneur.

Then time's gone on and he's become complacent. And complacency is the death

a career. Do you hear me, Connor?

Yes, ma 'am.

So you keep hitting those sixes and you keep those pearly whites white and I

will make you a very rich man.

What about Max? I mean, sorry, just Python.

Well, just because he doesn't want to make money anymore doesn't mean I don't.

So there might soon be a vacancy for a number one client for me. Are you

interested?

Absolutely. Good decision.

Now, I've got a mani -pedi booked and a full leg wax, so I suggest you meet me

for pre -dinner drinks.

Bye -bye. Bye -bye.

Where are you going?

To the lab to say hi to George.

Well, he's busy.

How do you know?

He's a forensic scientist, not a lunch buddy.

Fine.

Morning. Morning.

Have you got any chores for me?

Chores? Oh, you know, like odd jobs, DIY.

You can empty the bin.

Empty the bin?

Good idea.

I'll start in the lab.

Good luck.

Exciting news, Daz.

I've bagged the boy.

And by the look on his face when I said I'd manage him, he is more than ready.

Max, this is strictly business jazz.

I've no time for sentiments.

Right, gotta go. Bye -bye.

Always about the business.

Max,

I see we've had a couple.

What do you care?

You know very well that I care.

You're my number one, Max.

Until you upgraded.

I remember when it was you and me against the world, Bob.

We built this company together.

We were together.

A company has to progress to survive, Max, and as for us, people move on.

I didn't.

We were never the marrying kind, Max.

You were out living the wildlife, and I just didn't do weekends.

You were better off without me. No, I'm not.

You're the only person I like, or did like, till I found out you were dumping

for a younger model.

Max, I'm not...

Comping you.

I'm merely expanding.

Sure.

I'll tell you what.

I've been told that there is a breathtaking view not far from here that

should miss.

How about you and I go there tomorrow morning?

Just us?

Sure.

Just us.

Come on, Maxie.

Good afternoon.

My father's file.

I need to see the interview transcript.

I'm afraid it was sent off when the files were being archived.

You interviewed him, right?

Sir.

The file said that my father confessed involvement in a robbery connected to a

drug ring.

Is that the truth?

What are you implying?

You were his friend.

Do you really believe my father was capable of doing something like that?

Helen, all I can tell you are the facts.

And the facts are he confessed to a robbery connected to a drug ring.

Whatever his reasons, and I don't know what they are, the fact is he did

confess. Well, it doesn't make sense.

People do all sorts of things for money.

He didn't have money.

Not more than we usually did.

No fancy cars, no big houses, no vacations abroad.

You want me to tell you that your father is innocent, but I can't.

I've already had a conversation with your mother about this, to talk to you.

You spoke with my mother?

Your mother refuses to accept that Ari did anything.

If he's not guilty, then why isn't he on the run?

Can I get access to the archive?

It will take a long time.

And it was a long time ago.

Please don't get lost.

Ah, Shelley Moore.

Oh, hi, Georgie. I need to change that light bulb.

Yeah. Yeah.

Hey, could I ask you a favour?

Yes, of course.

Could I borrow your computer for a moment? I just need to look up some

Why? You going back to New Zealand?

Nah. I thought I might check out Cyprus.

No. Yeah?

I'm flying out later today. My mother's family are from there.

No, why?

You can show me around.

Yeah, I mean, I have a wedding to go to, but... Oh, that's okay. I'll bring a

clean shirt.

No, I can't take you to the wedding because... Don't worry.

I'll tell Robbie we're just friends.

No, this is not for that. Where are you staying?

My cousin is a DJ in one of the beautiful hotels I am. I'm getting a

Look, I have to go. Awesome. Double room, is that?

It's a twin. Look, I'm going to have to go. That's lucky, eh?

Yes. How much was the plane ticket?

About 200 euros. Okay, great. And what's the name of the hotel?

It's the Asimina in Vapos, I think.

Oh, great. I'll see you there then.

Okay.

Mum?

Right, listen to this. You are not going to believe it.

Barbara Boxall just made me an offer to be my manager.

I know.

It means that ad, which, by the way, is worth 300 grand, it's literally just the

start, it's the tip of the iceberg for me.

And it means that I can pay for dad's treatment as well.

Oh, don't be ridiculous, Mum. I'll pay for his treatment.

Huh?

OK, I'm really sorry, I've got to go. I've got a business meeting I've got to

to.

OK.

All right, love you, Mum.

Bye -bye.

So that's a 7am call for Max Tyson, and remember he is wheelchair -bound. Are

you writing anything down?

Wonderful. Oh, sorry.

Er, oh.

CFM conference call, change to 10am UK time. Wow, great.

That's all we need. Right.

Change of plan.

Tell Max when he arrives that I will meet him there. I'm going to take the

concierge car.

Could you text me a pin drop? I said kiwi, not grapefruit.

Actually, do you know what? I'm going to get Conor McLaughlin to assist him.

So he's in room 235. Could you give him a wake -up call at 235?

Also, could you book me in at the salon? Because I'd love to be pampered. K -I

-W -I.

That'd be wonderful. Do they have Wi -Fi down there at the salon? Fantastic.

And is the phone reception any good? Yes?

Listen, Barbara the Bombshell Boxhole, here we come. Are you joking? You should

fire him.

Where is Sandy?

Oh, so you meet her now.

She likes my food.

It's nice to be appreciated.

I like your food.

She is like a normal person, not like a bird.

Oh, Mama, you know, when I'm busy, it's really hard to fit it in.

Yeah, yeah. No one is too busy for my catheters.

It only happened once.

Yeah, it's a bit weird on show, isn't it?

Especially when there's anything blamming and all that.

Well, this is true.

Oh, for God's sake, call her.

Tell her it's getting cold.

And I made extra for her second.

Oh, do you want me to tell her how much you miss her?

Just because your house is the life of my food, there's no need to be generous.

G'day, H.

Well? It's not a surprise to me that you took half a day off, but it is a

surprise that you're not at home for dinner, given that Alexa has cooked

keftedakia. Oh, yeah.

I forgot about that.

Where are you?

I'm on my way to Cyprus.

You're what?

Yeah, I got a last -minute ticket. And don't worry, I've arranged somewhere to

crash, and it actually sounds quite swanky.

Oh, Shirley, what do you think you're going to achieve? Cyprus is a big place.

It's a big island.

Then why don't you come?

Shirley, we have no evidence that he's innocent.

Yeah, well, I'm going.

Okay. My car's here. I've got to go. Bye.

Bye.

I haven't heard from you for a while.

I was getting worried.

Oh, good.

Just calling to let you know that I'm on my way to Cyprus.

Where?

Just further along from Greece.

Okay. What are you doing there? I thought you were going to come home

No.

Only if I couldn't find him and it seems like he might be in Cyprus.

Staying with a cousin on a cliff.

Well, that kind of sounds like an accident waiting to happen.

Oh, well, thanks for your encouragement.

No, I didn't mean that. I was just saying...

It's not wise to build a house on the side of a cliff.

Remember Joe Morgan?

How he pitched his tent on the top of Scarborough Hill?

And then in the morning, he wasn't there.

Personally, I blame climate change.

I thought you said climate change was a load of nonsense.

Yeah, nah.

So, what's next after this advert?

More cricket, more contracts.

My new manager Bob says she's already got me a load of ads lined up.

Wait,

what are you doing?

Just, you know.

Where are you going?

I start my shift with the hotel in half an hour.

But you work here?

Yes.

On the concierge desk, but... I have a feeling that I won't be working here

longer.

You know, the girlfriend of an international cricket star doesn't need

Whoa, whoa, whoa, hang on a minute.

I didn't say anything about anything long term.

Now, that's not very nice to say. Yeah, but I didn't, so... But we just...

Listen, um...

Christina? Yeah?

I'm sorry if I somehow did something to give you the wrong impression, but I'm

not looking for any commitments right now.

Some photos on here say differently.

Oh.

There's the one where your cute little tooth I took while you were sleeping.

You said you were texting your friend?

Did I?

Oh.

And then... There's this one.

Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. No, you can't have that on your phone. Delete it

now.

But it's a very good angle. It's my favourite.

Oh, this cannot be happening.

It is, though.

We look so good together.

No?

Well...

If I'm not your girlfriend, then I guess I have to send this to a newspaper guy

I know.

Oh, and I bet Barb isn't going to be very happy reading about you promising

the word just to get them into bed.

Well, it isn't.

Wait.

We can... We can sort something out.

Here. Do you want to arrange to meet or something?

No.

I know where to find you.

No doubt your manager would be asking the concierge service to arrange your

every move, yours and Mr. Tyson's.

He seems like a nice old gent.

A little bit of a has -been now.

But that's the way of the world.

Isn't it?

One minute you're hot, and the next minute you're not.

Doesn't take much.

Begin with it.

Well, Gina, it doesn't mean anything.

You spent the night in his room.

No, no, you didn't even care.

He's a huge sports star, Gina. What can I say?

And this? This is where you got the damn jacket. Get off me. Get off me, Gina.

Get off me.

Get off me. Get off me.

Get off me.

I thought

it was just me and Bob.

Uh, yeah, she had a last -minute phone call that says she's asked me to take

instead, and then she's going to join you later, but as soon as she turns up,

I'll just... I'll leave you guys here, I promise.

What's that?

Is that the bat?

The bat that you hit the double century with to take the ashes?

I wanted to remind Barb of our sporting success.

May I?

Clip it on the back of the chair when you're done.

Newbie, let's go look at this view then.

Ah, I have car keys waiting for me.

Yes, of course.

Do you want me to take you to your car? I know what a car looks like. There you

are.

Enjoy the ride. I intend to.

Never look a gift hole.

We'll be about an hour.

Uh, semi -hour?

If only so.

Has Barb made you a management offer, then?

Uh... Don't be coy. Did she or didn't she?

Yeah, okay, she did.

I mean, I'm feeling very grateful about it all. Don't you worry, son.

She'll be getting a pound of flesh. It's all business to her.

Uh, hang on. Sorry.

Uh...

I need to take this, sorry. It's, um... Do you mind if I just, really quickly,

and then... Yeah, yeah, if you must, yeah.

Uh, does this have a break, or...? Don't worry about that. Just take your call.

Okay.

Hello?

Enjoying the view?

What? With Mr. Tyson, I see.

How do you know I'm here?

I told you.

I know where you've been minute to minute.

Oh, you really are crazy, aren't you?

Or just really smart.

Or who knows?

Maybe I am here.

I could have a chat with Mr. Tyson or even Miss Boxhall.

Oh, no, no, no, no. Christina, please don't.

See, Connor, this is where I'm confused.

I'd really like to be your girlfriend, but if you don't, then... Just steady.

What? Who knows?

Oh, no.

Christina, please.

Hello?

Max, Max, Max, Max. Are you okay?

Max!

What?

What happened?

I don't know. I was on the phone. I turned around. You hear on the ground.

What?

Where's your bat gone?

What? Someone must have hit you with the bat.

It's Barb.

Barb? My head.

Get me out.

Oh, no.

She was here.

The transcript of your father's interview in English.

How did you...

Let's just say I have a few memories of Maria in her wild days that she doesn't

want to be reminded of.

You blackmailed the captain's secretary?

Some call it blackmail, others call it reminiscing. Oh, Mom.

You realize that even if there's anything here that could be useful, if

taking it with any sort of coercion, it won't stand up as evidence.

She gave it to me willingly.

Provided it's back in Seamus' office before he comes back from lunch.

Oh, great. So now we are on first -name terms with my captain?

We used to have him over for dinner every Tuesday before you were born. Your

father loved him.

Yeah, well, I don't remember that.

No, because when he was my captain, he stopped coming.

I said to your father, Oh, Seamus thinks he's too big for us now, but your

father wouldn't hear it. He said, No, Seamus is just too busy.

Busy?

I know I say it a hundred times, but who is too busy for my... Too busy to eat

your kefteli. Exactly.

Does he confess?

Thanks, Mom.

But... But what?

You know, okay.

It's a way.

It's a way, she confesses. Okay, listen. She says here, I have to tell you

that I've been facilitating the transport.

And here, I'm obliged to, and a bit further down, Here, yes.

I must report as being a key member of the drug consortium.

You see, the language, the language he uses, it's as if...

What?

Tell me!

It's as if someone was pushing him, as if someone was forcing him to say

these words, as if he wanted to protect something or someone.

For us! He did it for us!

Take me straight to my room.

One of your kids has fallen from a cliff edge this

morning. She had driven herself there using the hotel's concierge car.

Oh, my God.

Miss Boxhall?

We are treating it as suspicious.

A bystander said they saw a moped leaving the scene at around the same

the incident.

They were able to recall the last three digits of the moped's registration.

Do you have any guests used in the hotel's car park who have registered a

with you?

No, I don't think so.

Any staff members, maybe?

Yes.

There is one, an external guest.

She's working on the summer.

I saw her live on the moped.

Thank you.

Thank you very much.

What are you doing?

Are you alright?

All right, well, that's okay. We can top and tail.

Sorry, Shelley.

I'm confused.

You said I could crash with you.

Here? With me? No. I don't think that's a good idea.

Now, Georgie.

I know that this is very tempting.

That's how I got in family way with Robbie on the night of the four leavers'

ball.

But I am a married woman, and there will be no...

Funny business.

No, Shirley... I know that sometimes I can be a bit misleading, the way I

complain about Robbie's lack of washing skills and cooking skills.

He's pretty good at milking cows. Wow, yes, I can understand how that would be

hard to compete with.

I can assure you, Shirley, I have no intention of doing anything... Good on

mate. Well, why don't we go and find that cousin of yours?

Yeah, I was actually just going to go find her, so... And she might know a

or two about cliffs.

Cliffs? With houses on them. Cliffs with houses on them.

Okay.

Gina.

Oh.

How are you?

Okay, I want to hear everything.

It's nothing.

What? Always a few happy tears when you haven't seen the rallies for a while.

Gina, this is my friend Shirley. Nice to meet you, Shirley. G'day, Gina.

How do you know you're bringing your girlfriend?

No, she's not my girlfriend. I nipped that one in the bud.

G'day, age.

So, I'm coming to Cyprus.

You are?

I've had a think about it.

I should come.

Well, yes, I must be mad.

We found evidence that Ari is innocent, like I said from the beginning.

Where are you staying?

Is that Helen?

Is that George?

Helen, please.

Please, you have to come.

My cousin, she's been arrested for murder. Please.

What?

Mum? Listen, um, something really bad's happened.

Miss Boxall's dead.

That's the thing, Fee.

I don't know how I'm going to get the money now.

Mum, please don't cry.

Don't worry about it. I'll figure it out.

I don't know, but I'll find a way.

Well, where did they find the fingerprints?

All over the deceased's jacket. And she was spotted at the scene of the crime.

I mean, look, she has always had a bit of a temper, but she's great.

Cypriot, to be precise.

I think you need to have a chat to Gina. Get her side of the story.

I've asked to speak to her, but... There's a policeman outside her room.

keeping her here under house arrest.

I reckon if you were to flash this real quick, they wouldn't notice it wasn't

Cypriot. Especially if they were distracted.

By what?

officer. Oh, thank God you're still here. I found this bag in the lobby and

thought it might be a bomb or something.

Bomb? Yeah, maybe.

Oh, sorry, I don't speak Greek. I mean, it might be nothing. Stop!

Give me a bug.

It's the bug.

Bug.

Where did you find?

Well, I was down in the hotel lobby and I just saw it sitting there by itself

and I'd seen all those posters at the airport about suspicious packages, so I

thought I'd be responsible.

Ah, bonus.

Have they got one with pink icing?

I really like those.

Yorgo. I don't have much time.

Gina, did you know the dead woman?

No, I've never met her before.

Then how are your prints all over the jacket?

Christina, my ex -girlfriend was wearing it. A guy gave it to her. I was so mad

I tried to rip it off her.

Why would you follow the victim?

I thought it was Christina.

She was wearing the same jacket and Christina's headphones and was driving

concierge car.

What were you planning to do?

I wasn't going to hurt her.

I just... I just wanted to let her know I would forgive her. But when I got

to the cliff and I followed her down, and then she turned around and I

it wasn't her.

So you didn't follow the victim any further?

No, like I said, I turned back.

George, I didn't do it, I swear.

Is Christina here?

Yeah, she's on the concierge's desk.

My friends and I will clear your name.

I promise.

If he's there, I want to come.

Me too.

Okay, okay. You too.

Both of you, listen to me.

There's no point in you coming with me to Cyprus because I don't even know if

I'm going to find him myself.

And at the moment, my priority is to help George's cousin.

I love you both, but if I don't leave right now, I'm going to miss my flight.

So...

And you, little one, you behave for Yaya. If you find your father... I know,

Mama. I will call him.

So, who is this choice?

Oh, a guy at work that likes Mom.

Another police officer?

No, a pathologist. He does all the science -y stuff. Oh, he sounds perfect.

I'm not sure Mom likes him, though. Of course she does. What's not to like? No

guns, no danger, and a big brain.

And he's in Cyprus now?

Yeah. Agapimo.

There are many reasons we should go to Cyprus. I know your mother said, but we

have to go.

What about Dad?

Oh, you leave him to me. He has a weakness for my spanagopita. He won't

She thought it was her ex -girlfriend, Christina.

That's why Gina followed her. You know, I need to find this Christina and I need

to speak to her.

Oh, my God, I've been looking for you.

Don't touch me.

OK.

I'm so sorry for Miss Boxhall.

How did she get the jacket back off you?

Oh, she came to me to get the keys for the complimentary car and I gave her the

jacket.

And who's this, Gina?

Oh, Gina.

She's my ex -girlfriend.

Oh, OK.

Wow, wow, wow, wow.

Don't worry, she's been arrested now, thank God.

What do you mean?

Oh, the police found her fingerprints all over the jacket.

It was Gina who followed Miss Boxhole thinking it was me, and, well, you know

the rest.

But, you know, we should celebrate.

That could be me being pushed off that cliff, so I'm lucky to be alive.

Oh,

you really are just... I still got the butter, you know.

Well, it really matters how Bob said, does it?

I still think the press will be very interested.

You know what, Christina?

What?

I don't even care.

Oh, you don't care?

I don't care.

Oh, that's quite a shine. A cricket bat, was it?

Good guess.

You're Max Tyson.

Bloody nice to meet you, mate. I mean, I cannot believe I'm in the presence of

the best batsman Britain has ever created.

That's very kind of you to say so.

I've got so many questions.

Would you mind the company?

Where are you off to?

I'm just going to have a drink.

Oh, don't mind if I do.

Shall we?

We shall.

That's a nice jacket.

Were you friends with that Vauxhall lady who passed away?

Yes, she was my manager.

Oh, I'm sorry to hear that, mate.

Did she give you the jacket?

It was a last gift to me and Connor, her other client.

Can I help you?

Yes.

Gina's my cousin.

Oh. Look, let me ask you something.

Would you really let Gina go to prison?

She tried to kill me. No, she didn't. And you know it.

Now, why was the deceased wearing your jacket?

I was at the bar, I was cold, and my boyfriend gave me the jacket. I thought

was his.

Gina was jealous.

So who is this boy? Sorry, I have to get back to work.

Your horizontal stroke was legendary.

You okay down there?

Yeah.

Yes.

Not as legendary as your great fellow Kiwi, Sir Richard Hadley.

Oh, yeah, well, I don't mean to brag, but Sir Richard's actually a really good

mate of mine.

He is?

Yeah, I met him at a charity cricket match down at Rakaia, and, I mean, we're

kind of like that.

What's the name?

Shirley, Shirley Rangi.

It's R -A -N -G -I.

Yep. Sir Richard's always up for a chat.

I do miss the game.

How long ago was the accident?

Ten years ago now.

Barb got me out of a tight spot when the cricket world turned its back on me and

I couldn't make a living.

But even that's coming to an end. She found herself a new young buck.

Connor McLaughlin.

Broke my century record a few weeks ago.

Wow.

Yeah, exactly.

That was Barb.

Always had an eye on the money.

Oh, that's my sister.

Do you mind if I take this? Are you OK?

Go for it. Better than I was, thanks to you, Cheryl.

G'day, H.

You're nearly here.

Oh, I'll come and meet you out front.

Oh, that doesn't look too good.

No.

Very bad.

That's a big job, mate. Very big job. I need five men to finish this job. And

they put all their rubbish in there.

Oh, that's really not cricket, mate.

And I've got another job in a couple of hours' time.

Oh, that's your stuff, is it? Yes.

Solar panels.

Cypress. Sun.

Free energy.

You could be anywhere with these.

Better than that, right?

I'm just staying there.

So if you need any help, let me know.

I'm Cheryl.

Well,

it does look completely munted.

Munted?

G'day, Apes!

Hi, sis.

And so, even after Max's ex...

Barbara Boxall remained his manager.

Until then, she took on another guy called Connor McLaughlin, and he was

with them on the trip when Barb died.

Which room is he in?

Probably next to Max's.

Oh, we should pay him a visit.

Like now.

Chop, chop. Come on. We have to see him.

Oh, that's George's.

What?

They're George's.

Sorry, are we in George's room?

Yeah. Are you out of your mind? You came into George's room?

Oh, don't worry. We're topping and tiling. This is not right to understand

Shirley, don't you?

Oh, don't worry.

I told him no funny bit. Go, go, let's go.

It's not appropriate. We have to get out of this room now.

But I told him that he had to keep his room. Oh, you're overreacting. No, I'm

not.

Mr. McLaughlin?

Hello. I'm Detective Eleni Moustaka.

I'm not due to make a statement until later.

No worries. This won't take long.

G'day. I'm Shirley.

I just met Max and he told me that you broke his century record. You must be

hell of a businessman.

She's my international associate and she's here only to observe.

Actually, could I use you, Danny?

Sure, yeah.

So, Mr.

McLaughlin, can you please tell me, what were you doing here in Cyprus with Mrs.

Boxhall? Well, I was due to shoot a commercial for Titan for Men.

This commercial means a lot to you?

No, no, the commercial means nothing, but the money does.

Why? Are you in debt?

It's my dad, actually.

He's... He's pretty ill back at home. He's due in for a surgery, and I was

planning on paying for private health care, but now... Oh.

I'm sorry.

So, um, I see you had company last night?

And what's that got to do with Bob?

Well, they may add some useful information.

Do you think we could maybe speak with him?

No, it was a, uh, a one -time kind of thing.

I understand.

So...

Thank you so much for your time, and I'm so sorry for your loss.

It was great to meet you, mate.

Thanks. I wouldn't call him that.

Thank you. Thank you again.

It's not him.

There's no benefit for him in Mrs. Boxwell being dead.

Helen.

Thank God you are here. I have spoken to Gina's ex -girlfriend, Christina.

Now, she said that the thief was wearing her jacket and her headphones when she

left, and that Gina followed her on her moped, thinking it was hers. When she

realized it wasn't hers, she turned back.

Well, I think we need to get to that cliff top asap.

I have to post bell before it's too late.

Helen, I'm so happy you are here.

You didn't say that to me when I turned up.

Don't do a Joe Morgan.

A what?

A Joe Morgan. He was a mate of ours and camped on the edge of a cliff and it

crumbled beneath him. He was a nice fella, but a bit dim.

Well, hard to tell if it crumbled.

So, maybe, maybe she came here to look at the view, didn't see anyone else

around her, but because of the headphones she couldn't hear them.

Bob! Bob!

Bob!

Yeah, Max said that he called out to her, but she didn't answer. She was

stuck in the wheelchair, couldn't reach her.

It could have been an accident.

It could have been that the ground gave way beneath her.

I think I'd better put something else in the mix there, though.

Like what?

Well, I'm pretty sure Max can walk.

But he...

He's in the wheelchair.

Yeah, but you don't get dirt on the bottom of your shoes unless you've

through it.

You okay down there?

Yeah. And it's the same colour dirt I saw on the bottom of his shoes.

How did you find that out?

I was playing cricket with a teaspoon.

So,

dirt on his shoes?

Yep.

She could have got out?

Yep. And pushed her?

Yeah, now, I reckon that'd be pretty hard after you've head -butted a cricket

bat. A what? A what?

Oh, did George and I not tell you that?

Yeah, Max got hit in the head with a cricket bat that he had on him, and he

blacked out.

So the person who swung that bat could have pushed the victim off the cliff.

Where is the bat?

We really need to get some fingerprints.

Oh, yeah, wait.

It must be with the other evidence.

I really should call the Paphos Police Station.

What are you looking at?

Full of panels, I reckon.

Oh, Shirley.

You know, Ari, it's not going to just be around the corner.

Yeah, nah, yeah, I do.

Eh, I'll be with you in a minute. I just wanted to keep looking at the view, if

that's okay.

Ella, Lexi, it's Shirley.

Did you find him?

Yeah, not yet.

Still looking.

Listen, can you remember anything else about Ari's cousin? Anything?

He was a bit crazy.

Yep, got that.

He lived alone?

Yep, alone. Do you remember where?

Oh, in the middle of nowhere. He had no running water, no electricity.

Totally self -sufficient.

As you call self -sufficient, no heat and no showering. And he wasn't

to them, eh? No, that's why nobody ever heard from him. I told you, he was

crazy.

Okay, that narrows it down.

We're done?

Yeah.

I think so.

Oh, Shirley, I have a secret.

Should I be hearing of?

Talia and I are coming to Cyprus, but don't tell Helen.

Which hotel are you in?

Well, at least I have Arie to thank for you finding us.

Oh, that's the nicest thing you've ever said to me. Well, don't get used to it.

Oh, no chance of that.

You know what?

I was coming here even before George asked me to.

I was coming hoping that I might find him, that he might be innocent.

I don't know.

I mean, how can we find our cousin? It's crazy, isn't it?

We could spend months.

I really don't know what I was thinking.

You, you make me too optimistic.

Oh, that's the second nicest thing you've ever said to me. Well, it didn't

to be like this.

I always like to look on the bright side. Yeah.

Oh, sorry.

I really need to get this. Okay.

So, apparently the Paphos police

station confirmed that there was no bat on the evidence sheet. So whoever hit

Max must have taken it from the crime scene.

It's quite hard to hide a cricket bat. I mean, they're big.

Well, I mean, if you had a big enough jacket, you could put it down your back

and into your trouser belt. Then what?

You bury it? You burn it? What?

I've got an idea. Let's get back to the hotel.

I think we might be able to kill two birds with one stone.

This is my sister Helen.

She's a detective.

We were looking for that.

See you. See you later.

Actually, hang on a sec.

Theo? Yeah?

May I ask you a question about your solar panel?

Yes, of course.

I'll have that all sorted for you within the hour and the kids will be at the

reception. It's fantastic.

Thank you.

You stay away from me.

What about our deal?

There is no deal.

There is nothing now that Barb is dead, which, by the way, is all your fault.

How is it my fault?

Yes,

madam. Can I help you?

Gina's ex -girlfriend.

What do you want?

Who was that young boy to you?

Oh, he's my boyfriend.

We had a little argument, but you know how it is.

You consider him to be your boyfriend because he doesn't refer to you as his

girlfriend.

Men, sometimes they just don't know what they want.

Only that the other day he gave me a jacket, so actions speak louder than

He dropped it.

I've never seen that before.

Are you sure?

The jacket you claim he gave you, is it the same jacket the disease was wearing

when she fell?

Victoria, I have work to do.

Sorry.

Excuse me.

I wouldn't want her dating my boy.

Ah, Shirley.

Who's this?

Ah, this is my sister, Helen. She's a detective.

Come on in.

I reckon she can help us find out what happened to Barb.

Mm -hmm.

So... Mr. Tyson, we're trying to find out how a young woman, Christina, she

works here, ended up with Barb's jacket.

We've heard various accounts, but would be interested in your thoughts.

She probably just lifted it from her chair.

Barb leaves, left her stuff everywhere.

Is it that girl who was all over Connor at the bar?

Possibly. Once you have a brush with sporting glory, everyone wants a piece

you. And not everyone's honest.

And you, Mr. Tyson, are you honest?

What are you insinuating?

Have you been taking a nap?

No. Because you keep the curtains closed during the day.

I... Is it because you don't want people outside to see you walking around in

here?

Come on, Max.

Nobody's going to hit a man in a wheelchair for no reason.

Not unless they were trying to stop you from going somewhere or doing something.

I don't know what you're talking about. Like standing up, perhaps.

Why keep it a secret?

Because it was six years before I could really walk again and by that time my

cricketing career was long gone.

There was no way I could go back to the top of my game.

It just seemed easier to have this as an excuse.

Mr. Tyson, did you see anyone else on the cliff when you stood up?

Bob! Hey!

No. He came from behind and... Bob! Bob! Side -swiped me well and good.

One minute I was standing, reaching for Bob in the neck.

Sweepshot, perhaps.

A correct thing like that.

I think I know what happened to Mrs. Boxwell.

You do?

Yes.

You have to come with us.

You lead the way.

Well, Mr. McLaughlin, we need some additional information.

I'll do everything.

Connor, these ladies think they know what happened to Bob.

I respect them, I say.

Have you noticed something different about Mr. Tyson?

I'm actually standing.

But this is not a surprise for you, Mr. McLaughlin, is it?

Of course it is.

I don't think so.

You saw him stand up and walking towards the figure at the cliff edge. You

wanted to stop him. This is why you reached for the cricket bat.

You hid it under your jacket, the one given to you by Mrs. Boxhall. And then

brought the bat back here.

Then you hid it in the electrical junction box outside.

And why would I hit Max?

Or why would I want to hurt Barb? I mean, that management deal was going to

change my life and it was going to save my dad. I told you that already.

But it wasn't Barb, was it?

Gina, the young woman arrested, is not the only person who mistook Mrs. Boxhall

for Christina, is she?

The figure you saw on the cliff was wearing the same jacket and headphones

Christina was when she left your room this morning.

Christina was threatening to ruin your career if you didn't do what she wanted.

I assume she took photos of your evening together that you didn't want to be

shared.

Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. No, you can't have that on your phone. Delete it

now. So, when you saw her there and Max about to talk to her, you panicked.

You were scared Christina would tell Max and Max would tell Barb.

You pushed her off. No, no, no, I didn't touch her.

I didn't push her, I just... I

just needed to get her away from you before she could say anything.

And then... I don't really know what I was going to do.

We all reached out for her and... No, no, Bob. No, no, no, no. And then the

ground gave way beneath her.

Bob!

Bob! Bob! Bob! Bob!

Look,

I didn't want to hurt her. I didn't even touch her, I swear.

Why didn't you just tell the truth, son?

Well, I'd hit Max with the bat, hadn't I?

It looked bad.

And then with my mom struggling so much at home, with my dad being ill, she'd be

devastated if I went to prison.

And then how would I earn the money to save him, you know?

Despite you withholding information, there's no evidence you wanted to harm

Mrs. Boxwell.

So, you would only be charged with assault.

That is, if Mr. Tyson decides... To do so.

Ellen, no.

I won't be pressing any charges, kid.

Good. However, there is a young woman who has been wrongfully arrested and she

needs you to tell the truth now.

Yeah.

What's happening?

He's going to the police station.

To tell them.

Tell them what?

That Gina is innocent.

Oh, I love the sea.

It's not bad, eh?

Yeah.

So, sis, where do you want us to go?

Ah, well, I found a lead on Ari's cousin's app. Who from?

Theo. Theo?

Electrician Theo?

Yeah. Always good to know a sparky. How on earth could Theo help us?

Solar panels.

Shirley, can you just for once speak in four sentences?

Okay. So, if you don't want to be hooked up to the main, the best way to get

power is solar panels, right?

Okay, and if you need a few extra pennies, you can sell back the extra

you collect from the solar panels to the electricity board.

So I asked Theo to look at the electricity board register.

There are hundreds of houses with solar panels.

Yeah, but only one narrow river in the middle of the Wapwap. Oh, I know, in the

middle of nowhere. So we're going to the middle of nowhere.

Yeah, we're going to the middle of nowhere.

I realise that.

Doesn't sound great, but that's where we're going.

Matt said it was around here somewhere.

Signore me a...

Do you know if there is a house here next to the river with photovoltaic

Of course, this house belongs to Ari Mustakas.

Did you say Ari Mustakas?

Yes, are you sure?

Yes, take the stairs and a guide down.

Yes?

H, snap out of it.

You need to put your big girl pants on and let's go.

She left her.

Yep, that was years ago. Now you need to build a bridge and get over it. Come

on, let's go. If we don't go, we'll never know.

Who's asking?

Yeah, I'm pretty sure that's not our dad.

That is unlikely yet.

Where are they?

I don't know. So there's George. George!

Talia, I didn't know you were here.

This is my yaya, Alexa.

So you like my daughter?

Yes, she's been very helpful. And you think she's pretty?

Well, of course she's pretty. Are you married?

No, I'm not. Are you on a dating app?

No, I didn't try this dating app.

Look,

I have to go, but I'll be back, okay?

So then, I married Alexander.

Your father's cousin.

And became a Moustakas.

But isn't Aria a bloke's name?

It is short for Ariana.

Where is Alexander now?

He died.

A long time ago now.

I'm so sorry.

Time heals.

How long did Aria stay with you?

He stayed for a short while.

He wanted so badly to get back to you.

He did.

Very, very much.

He didn't come back.

He told me he wanted to clear his name first.

I'm guessing he still hasn't. He's on record.

confessing to being part of a robbery and a drug ring.

His cover was blown.

And the dealers found out about you and your mother.

They told him that if he didn't make a false confession, you would both be in

danger.

He couldn't tell you anything.

Otherwise, you would both be at risk.

Do you know where he went?

He was careful not to give too much away to anyone, including me.

It is hard to lose someone.

But it is much harder to leave someone

knowing they believe you wanted to go.

It was the only way to keep you safe.

Did our father leave a message or anything in case somebody came to find

He's your father too?

I'm sorry.

He never mentioned anything.

Yeah, no.

I don't think he knew about me.

You have his name.

Oh, well.

You're not the first person to have said that.

In answer to your question.

Gave me this.

Seemed important.

I'll make more tea.

What is that open?

No idea.

We have to help.

Clear his name.

I might have to go home.

I understand.

Ah, they're here already.

Who? Who are they?

Who are they?

It's a surprise.

Oh, my God. What are they doing here? You know, Lexi, she wasn't going to miss

the chance to see a long -lost puppy.

Before you say anything, Nico is fine.

I made a very good spanakopita.

So, did you find Daddy?

Yes and no.

Yes and?

It's a long story, Mum.

And a big shout -out to Helen and Shirley. This is for you.

Oh my God, is he going to sing?

You wait, Mum.

Nice set of pipes, Georgie.

Oh my, I like this song.

Hi, Robbie.

Hi, Cheryl.

Where are you?

I'm in Cyprus still, but I think I'll be coming home soon.

Really?

Really?

Yeah. I thought we found Dad, but it was a cousin.

She'd seen him, though.

Where is he now?

Well, he's on the run.

But... Innocent as far as we can tell. He got set up.

Gee, that's really rough, Cheryl.

Helen wants to clear his name.

OK, well, yeah, fair enough.

Cheryl, I was thinking, if you're not going to come home any time soon,

maybe I should come to you.

I can help out?

Sure.

I'm going to stay and help you clear Dad's name.

Really?

Yeah. I can't let my little sister do it all on her own now, can I?

What about Robbie, your kids?

Oh, they're all grown up. Even Marge?

Oh, yeah, Marge is at uni, and she couldn't care less when I'm home, and

knows where the tin sofa is and the store. I mean, but Robbie.

Okay, okay.

Listen, we're going to get the missing person.

I'm going to call the registry.

We have the boat. Calm down.

Calm down.

Have a drink.

Have a time.

We've got all the time in the world tonight.

Thank you.

Thank you so much.

So, I don't get to have any more, eh?

Come on!

We've got the sunset.

And that's our song.

We have a song. Well, we do now.

There you go.

you bring the sunshine