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It's really important that you tell the truth.
It's all going to come out.
Nothing bad happens when you tell the truth.
You'll kill.
Something to have a quick chat with you, Catherine.
Who's Catherine, Laura?
It's me.
My friend's brother drowned.
You were never there.
I've never told anyone.
Not even Rob. I don't know what's wrong with you.
No, what?
I was scaring the kids.
What happened to the friend?
I don't know.
You forgot the part where you killed my brother.
Nobody wants to accept that there might be something inside them that they can't
get rid of.
It's inherited, whether you wanted it or not.
So we pretend.
And the more we pretend, the more we feed it.
Until one day, it's not enough.
And you have to surrender to who you really are.
That's what I did.
I surrendered.
I didn't expect you to get up so early.
Made you a cup of tea. Oh, thanks.
So, um, I've decided.
I'm going to tell Rob.
Yeah, I think our chat has really helped me.
I'm glad.
And you're still here, so it didn't scare you off, did it?
No, I'm not easily spooked.
Tove, thank you.
You know, for listening and for not hating me.
Because I think all this time I've actually been scared that if I said it
out loud, then I'd lose everything.
And last night's made me realise that, well, that doesn't have to happen, you
know?
You know, if they are going to publish the story, then I want Rob to hear it
from me first.
I want to tell him everything.
You don't think that's a good idea?
I mean, you know him better than I do, but I'd choose your words very
carefully.
What happened to that poor boy is one thing, but... Will Rob see
it that way?
I'm sure you're right. Ignore me.
Finish your tea, and I'll make us some breakfast.
Liam, Stephens is here for you.
Show him in.
Please.
Thank you.
I'd like you to stop harassing my daughter.
She can't help you.
I was just trying to have a conversation with her about Jamie Johnson.
Give her a chance to tell her side of the story. There is no story. I
disagree.
Respectfully. Word of advice, Mr Stevens.
Printing a story like this might be very damaging for your career.
I invited you here today to ask you to leave my daughter alone.
But if you persist... No, you invited me here today to intimidate me. Show me
your fancy offices with your smart, powerful lawyers, which means there is
something to hide. On the contrary.
I'm simply protecting my daughter from gutter journalism.
Mud sticks.
How far would you go to protect your daughter?
Publication of any libelous story containing defamatory claims against
my daughter will be met with legal action. Legal action so costly and
time-consuming that you will have to sell your house to pay for it.
The one currency occupied by your ex-wife and son.
You're not the only one who's done their research.
If there's nothing to hide, why are you trying so hard to keep me quiet?
It was lovely to meet you, Ruth.
It's your real name, right?
Can you hear my phone?
I need to call Rob.
I think I saw it in the downstairs bathroom.
Could you try ringing it?
Can you not hear it?
Yeah, it's ringing.
Burn myself.
Jesus, that hurts. Quick, put it under the tap. Under the tap, yes. Have you
seen it?
Yes, I've got some burn stuff for that.
I'm Liam Stephens. I'm with the Daily Press.
Catherine, I just want to ask you a couple of questions.
Who's Catherine?
It's all in there.
Thanks.
You OK?
I will be.
What's the plan?
I'll send you a confession by tonight.
Then you can run the article and expose the lies.
Just, um... Be careful.
Please.
Thank you for believing me.
It's Emily.
Lauren.
She's done something terrible.
What happened?
Laurie, it's really hard to describe.
Can you come over?
Yeah, I'll be there since I can. Yeah.
Dear Rob, this is so hard to write.
I've done something I can't escape from, and I can't live with myself anymore.
You and the kids are better off without me.
I'm sorry I lied to you for all these years.
I love you and the kids with all my heart.
Please let them know this.
Yours always, Laura.
Hey, Emily, it's Rob.
Oh, Jesus.
Is it bad?
I've tried not to look.
I just can't believe she'd do something like this.
Me neither.
Look, I'm sure it was an accident.
It all happened so fast.
I was trying to calm her down.
It just wouldn't stop.
Look, Rob, I can't do this anymore.
She's been so different lately.
Baby, I'm the problem. You.
Emily, it's not you.
I really think she needs professional help, Rob.
She's becoming more and more aggressive.
Her outbursts are unpredictable.
They're really frightening, aren't they?
I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I shouldn't have done anything.
No, you had to.
I should have been here more.
You've been working hard for your family.
Maybe Laura doesn't realise that at the moment because she's so distracted by...
By?
By Tom.
He's been around.
It's really not my place to say. Emily, please.
Tell me the truth.
You're an amazing man, Rox.
Kind, loyal, devoted to your kids and Laura.
And if she can't see that... Thank you.
OK, OK, I got it.
Yeah.
That's all I want, you know, just to look after them, take care of them.
I feel like such a fool thinking Laura was happy.
No, no, sorry, sorry.
It's just hearing you say that makes me... I've never had that.
And if I had someone that did what you do for me...
I'd never let him go.
It's not what I meant. It's okay, Bob. It's okay.
I know you feel the same.
I've seen the way you look at me.
Emily, please.
No. No.
What's this? No, no.
Why do you love me?
Let me explain.
Look, I can explain. These are pictures of my family. I can explain. What is
this?
Why do you have this? I can explain. It's for my family.
Just listen to me. What is this?
Rob, listen to me. What is this? Listen to me.
Why do you have these pictures?
You don't know who you're married to.
You've no idea. Rob, I'm trying to help you.
I'm trying... What are you doing?
I'm going to wash.
Is that her phone? I know what this looks like. Why do you have my wife's
phone? But you don't know who she is. Why do you have my wife's phone?
Something happened.
Where is she? Something happened when we were children at a place called Great
Point. She killed my brother.
You're fucking crazy.
Dad!
Dad!
Dad!
Laura?
What's wrong?
Calm down.
Where are you?
I need to go.
Come on, sweetheart.
Where's Daddy?
He's stuck at work, I'm afraid.
But he promised.
Mummy's in the car. We don't want to keep her waiting.
Stop pulling me.
I don't want to go. Eliza, come on, please, for me.
Look, how about you and me go and get some ice cream, OK?
You kids, let's just break up.
Excuse me.
Excuse me.
Please, could you pass this to Mrs Conroy?
Cool.
Thank you.
Is everything okay?
Yeah.
Poor thing.
Mummy's not doing very well at the moment.
I don't know.
Conversation's another time.
Better go, wouldn't we?
See you.
Laura?
Jeff, I need the address of Emily Furness.
Right. Laura's nanny.
Right, let's go.
I've got something very special to show you.
There's nothing to be scared of.
We're going on our own adventure, just like the two little girls I told you
about. Come on.
Your mummy told me you liked to play hide-and-seek. Is that right?
Don't you want to show mummy how brave you are?
What about Mommy?
Oh, don't worry. She'll find her soon enough.
And an ambulance, immediately.
Is the patient breathing and awake?
He's unconscious.
There's an awful lot of blood.
Do the same.
I used to come here with your mum when we were kids.
This was our secret place.
Couldn't hear my parents arguing here.
We shouldn't be here.
I don't want to go in there.
Trust me, it'll be fun.
Here, put that on.
I'm scared.
What's Mummy telling me? Don't worry.
As soon as we find the perfect hiding place, Mummy's going to come looking for
it. And that's when the fun's really going to start.
I think I know.
What I want you to do, get in here, sit down, very quiet.
See your mummy coming.
You know what? Jump out and give her a big frown.
She'll love it.
You gonna be a big brave girl?
Hey, look.
There's nothing to be scared of.
I'll always look after you, Eliza.
Pinky promise.
Pinky promise.
We've had confirmation that Elliot is safe.
He's been located with Mr Conroy's mother at her home.
And Laura?
Liza? Nothing yet.
Is there anything else you can tell us about Miss Furness? She's troubled.
Always was.
She was a spiteful little girl, even before the incident.
That's why I moved us away.
I wish I'd never taken them to Ray Point.
If I hadn't, none of this would have happened.
That police.
Bray Point.
Emily, she said that too.
Oh, my God.
He's taken them back there.
Control. Officer 58172.
Request ARV to Bray Point. Possible hostage situation.
Incident reference 479.
Copy that.
Wakey, wakey.
Eliza.
Where's Eliza?
You'll see.
Where is she? Oh.
No, I was in Barrow, St. Catherine.
What are you doing?
Just stop.
Your family love me more than you.
Rob, too.
You know the funny part?
It didn't have to be this way.
You chose it.
Poor Catherine.
Perfect life handed to you and you're ruining it. Why are you doing this?
Get up. Let's go for a walk.
Move.
Just like the good old days.
Catherine!
Mum.
Mummy?
We had so much fun here.
Do you remember?
I was so proud of my old friend, Catherine.
I couldn't believe you wanted to hang around with me.
We're so excited for the big adventure.
Meet me at the lighthouse before the thing comes up and we'll sail away.
That's what you said.
You were always so good at making stuff up.
You always had such a vivid imagination.
It served you well.
Minnie?
Please stop this.
Please, just tell me where Eliza is.
You are not in charge anymore.
You don't get to make stuff up anymore.
Okay? Okay?
Just, just want to know where my daughter is. Shh!
Shut up!
Move.
It's funny, isn't it?
See, I wanted to be just like you.
Bold, strong.
You promised we wouldn't get into trouble and I believed you.
Do you remember?
Don't be rude.
I asked you a question.
Do you remember?
Answer me.
Yes.
I remember.
Tell everyone what happened.
I don't know. I was never there.
People need to know the truth.
The whole truth and nothing but the truth.
You don't have to lie anymore.
It's just me and you.
I was never there. You can say it. I was never there.
What was?
The boat.
He followed us and he... He wanted to come with us.
But then he got scared.
Then he tried to go home.
to tell on us so you stopped him no
no you did you kept pushing him and pushing him and i was
begging you to stop but you wouldn't
Why did you keep the clasp from escape?
Why did you keep this in your box of secret?
You... You gave it to me?
No, I didn't.
You pushed him.
You pushed him and then you ran away.
No.
Catherine, please.
You killed my brother.
I tried to save him, I tried to save him and I couldn't breathe.
All my life, people thought I was a murderer.
No one ever believed me.
Even my mum and dad.
I was the girl that killed her brother.
No one wanted to be friends with me.
They said I was mad.
I wasn't.
But you've got to pretend like nothing happened.
New name, new town.
You've got to walk away.
She told me, she said, she said, if you just stick to the plan, then no-one will
get in trouble.
I never meant for you to get into trouble.
She told me to forget about you, to forget everything.
And I did.
When your body eventually washes up, they'll suspect that you killed yourself
after finally confessing.
Poor family.
How could you do that to them?
You just wanted it to be over.
The guilt was too much.
No, no, you... You knew the article would expose you for who you really are,
and you didn't want to put them through that.
It'll be hard for them at first.
But they'll have me.
Okay.
It's okay.
Are you alright?
Yeah?
It's okay.
Don't you feel any guilt?
Do you?
You need to let it go, Laura.
For her sake.
For all of them.
She tried to kill your family.
Yeah.
Yeah, and I'm not sure I blame her after what we did to her.
We all have to make hard choices in life.
If I had it, you wouldn't have any of this.
Let it go.
You can just tell me.
Why are you here?
I just... I felt like I owed you an explanation.
You don't need to say that.
Blowing up your life amuses you just as much as it does me.
That's not true.
I'm learning a lot here, you know.
They do these courses, like open university things.
I'm going to be a lawyer.
Like you.
Seriously?
Obviously not.
Hate to be you.
It's not over, you know.
Doesn't matter where you go.
Or who you pretend to be.
I'll still be there.
Because I made you feel alive.
I set you free.
Who's going to do that now, eh?
Rob.
Still got ten minutes.
You miss me, don't you?
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