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She can see the future.

She was pushing and pushing Dr Joy, so you would come in.

Her visions come true, time and time again.

Daisy has no social media presence at all,

but I got her address from the electoral register.

- Do you work for them? - Who do you mean?

Don't get sucked in to the carnival, Dr Fox. Be careful.

Put "Bethany Krall" into your search engine.

Found yourself a nice way to get back in the headlines, did you?

Gabrielle, listen to me...

Never call me again!

I genuinely thought he wanted to help.

She is going to die. It is so clear.

And you're here to find the truth. That's your destiny.

- - The brain hates loose ends. - It fills in the gaps for us,

especially with something as shocking as this.

She was sure she heard someone in the house.

We've done a thorough search of the premises,

no evidence of forced entry. OK?

There's no sign anyone else was here.

We'll be in touch if we need anything else.

- OK, thank you. - OK, Michaels...!

Let's get everything packed up, please!

We can go whenever you're ready.

Did you ask about the noises I heard?

They're not currently treating the death as a suspicious.

Come on. Let's get you home.

I've got that.

Watch out for the hand controls.

- Yeah, that one. - That one.

You can still use the pedals.

The staff tell me you're doing really well.

I've taken all my meds like a good girl.

Confessed all my sins.

And how are you finding your new psychologist?

She's been helping you with your drawings, I hear?

She thinks they're part of my subconscious.

And what do you think?

Pretty damn dark in there,

so good luck to anyone trying to take a look.

You're seeing the Rapture again, I hear.

Not surprising after everything that's happened.

That alert, the blackout...

I should remember to try and choose hope.

Is Dr Fox helping you understand?

Understand...?

Well, how you got so sick?

"The heart is deceitful above all things.

"Who can understand it?"

Jeremiah.

Perhaps understanding needs to come before forgiveness.

And perhaps some things can't be forgiven.

"The Lord is compassionate and gracious.

"Slow to anger...

"..and abounding in love.

"As high as the heavens are above the Earth."

Thought the Bible was too old-school for The Faith Way?

I'm keen for us to be an open church,

but the Bible will always be a part of my faith.

As it was for your mum.

She was the only one who didn't make me feel mad.

She loved you, Bethany.

She wanted you to get the help you needed.

Are you saying she didn't really believe me?

Believe that you could see the future?

No.

Do YOU think I did it?

I think that you were very ill.

Not yourself.

That you deeply regret it.

And that it pains you as much as it does me.

I brought you these.

I'd love to help you find way through, if you'll let me?

What if there isn't one?

Ta.

So, why where you there?

Was she a patient?

No.

Her name was Daisy Stokes.

I went to talk to her last week, cos Bethany said...

OK, this... this is going to sound mad, but thing is,

Bethany predicted Daisy's death.

I should have listened.

I mean, Bethany told me. I didn't get there quick enough.

Gabs, come on, please. There's no way this your fault, is there?

OK, well, I think I should leave and you should sleep.

Yeah?

It's... It's really not that I don't want to, obviously.

It's just what you said about being intimate with someone after Alex,

and then everything today - it's just a lot, isn't it?

I just want to make sure you're really OK.

God, you're annoyingly impressive, aren't you?

Very.

Come on.

- Yeah. - Doubt I'll be able to sleep.

OK, well, why don't I...

...just lie here for a bit...

...until you do.

But I'll keep my clothes on, so it's not so hard to resist me.

Maybe we could go outside today.

You could draw in the garden.

I can ask Gabrielle.

No, thanks.

- Oh, hiya. - Hi.

Are you OK?

She's dead.

- Who? - That woman.

The one in Bethany's drawing.

I have to think about how to handle this.

If I tell Bethany that her visions actually come true...

They do!

Rafiq, think how terrifying that would be for her!

She sees the end of the world!

You don't think they're just delusions?

Well, I don't know what to think.

That's why I'm just taking some time.

She had a visitor last night.

Her father.

Did she agree to that?!

She requested it.

She needs you, Gabrielle.

Don't give up on her now.

That's what she expects everyone to do.

Just make sure we get them in the report.

- - Absolutely. - I thought...

Hi, why wasn't I consulted on Leonard Krall visiting Bethany?

Oh, she made the request last night. You'd already gone.

It's a testament to your work with Bethany that she's ready

- to see her father... - Yeah. She seems much closer

to taking responsibility for what she did, eh? That's real progress.

I mean, yeah. Yeah. Course.

- Sorry, I'll... I'll... I'll leave you to it. - Right.

Yes, Psychiatric care costs...

Rafiq said you've thrown your drawings out.

I don't want to draw any more.

Maybe if we could go to the garden.

No more drawings.

OK?

OK.

I heard your dad was in yesterday.

Your intel is correct.

- That's a pretty big deal. - He's my dad, so...

Did your dad's visit upset you?

Maybe murdering my mum upset me.

Is that what actually happened?

That's what I drew. That's what Dad thinks.

But you don't remember doing it, do you?

That's what happens with traumatic stuff, right?

That maybe I... I blanked it?

You said my brain was struggling to process what I'd done.

So, what? Now you just don't believe that?

Of course we all care about the planet,

but let's calm down, pull together.

Let's help our young people rebuild their hope

and really give their future back.

Judas speaking.

Daisy told me she'd gone completely offline, right?

Yeah. Yeah, there was nothing when I looked.

Well, now there is.

Loads of posts, supposedly from the last few months.

All pointing to a very unhappy person.

Hang on. I'm looking now.

Shit.

That wasn't there before.

Could someone pretend to be her? Make it look like a suicide?

If they know how.

Just like they could pretend to be you?

Hence the...

...heartfelt apology?

I'm sorry I didn't believe you about the article and all that.

Bethany's lawyer said you'd been discredited, and...

Someone definitely leaned on my editor

and he threw me under the bus.

Right, OK.

What are you doing now?

You tell me.

There's more to this, I know it.

So, we're going old-school.

- Bethany said Daisy knew something about her mother's death.

- Yeah.

But Daisy claimed she never knew Carys.

- That's weird. - We need to connect her to the Kralls.

My reputation is hanging by a thread. What if we get caught?

Your reputation's in tatters!

You've got nothing to lose!

Besides, it's hardly a job for me, is it?

Look, the top patio's open.

Come on.

Right, there's going to be a ladder around here somewhere, isn't there?

See.

No wonder burglary's on the rise.

Right...

I don't even know what I'm looking for.

Just get up there, will ya?

We're looking for any evidence of a link to Carys or the Kralls.

Oh, for...

Oh, just get on with it!

What?

The whole place was clean.

No paperwork, nothing personal anywhere.

No, there were piles of paperwork around her desk before.

Not any more.

Grabbed this from the book shelf.

It's not much, but the only link I could see.

Oh, well, let's get out of here. Come on.

What about the... cat?

Are you kidding?

We can't just leave it here.

You know, when I went to talk to her, there was stuff everywhere.

Who cleared her desk?

The police?

Well, why bother if they're so sure it was suicide?

Whoa, whoa, whoa! Hang on.

This doesn't look like two people who didn't know each other.

"My North Star,

"I'd be nothing without you!

"Thanks for everything. LK x'

Shit! An affair?

Is that what Carys wanted to tell me?

That her holier-than-thou husband was cheating on her?

Yeah, he's got an alibi though -

he was in meetings when Carys was killed.

Someone could have lied for him.

So, Leonard Krall killed his wife to save his reputation?

But why silence Daisy now...

...after all this time?

Because I started digging.

You told me to go carefully, and I... I didn't take you seriously.

Happens to me ALL the time!

Hey, we don't know yet,

but now we've definitely got to finish what we started, yeah?

Yeah.

So, yeah, I can't trust you to actually use any of this,

- so I will be back to cook it. - Thank you.

I mean, I've got my work cut out there, haven't I?

You have the fridge of a student.

A very skint one.

Yeah, I know.

- Oh, starting back at work has been harder than I thought. - Yeah.

Well, I'm here if you need me.

Thank you.

Actually, yeah, Speaking of work, um...

...I've got this drinks thing tomorrow in Cardiff at the museum,

it's some New Industry In Wales event, and, er...

...it'll be as fun as it sounds, but I can't really miss it.

Ah, bet you love it, really.

Well, it would be much more bearable if you wanted to come, too?

Just a night out, because you said you needed more of them.

I'll think about it.

You had a calling?

Um, it's work-related.

Not very original, is it?

Middle-aged man in power uses his position

to sleep with younger woman.

Hardly the average middle-aged man, though.

Even if you could deduce an affair from a card and a photo -

which you most definitely can't -

it doesn't mean he killed his wife.

Or Daisy Stokes.

Thought you were trying to get out of the rabbit hole,

not extend into the basement!

Daisy's death must change things.

Not from a legal standpoint.

Her socials have been manipulated, Dick's fake article...

Maybe Leonard had a false alibi?

Who was he in meetings with that day?

I've already disclosed far more than I should have,

but you really need to speak to the police because they're the ones

whose actual job it is to investigate this.

Yes, I know that.

I can't.

The reason I have these isn't... strictly... legal.

Jesus Christ, Gabrielle, will you stop talking?!

You're in a public place!

So, fix the lift in your office!

It's not MASSIVELY illegal...

Don't say another word!

If you do, I won't be able to touch this with a bargepole.

Go away, talk to Bethany,

and for God's sake,

stop doing things that might get YOU locked up, too!

Join us later as we discuss the latest on The Climate Front

and the fine line between activism and terrorism.

But next up, we are discussing the increased pressure

on medical services due to a continued rise in admissions

linked to heat-related illnesses, including dehydration...

I'm sorry, Bethany. I should have said something before.

Do you want to tell me how you're feeling?

Nothing to tell.

Another sad girl tops herself.

You drew her, it must mean something to you...

I draw lots of things.

Random things.

Can we, um, talk about something else now, please?

Your dad's made a public statement about Daisy Stokes.

He said her social media was full of depressive posts,

anxiety over the state of the planet...

They're blaming The Climate Front's messaging.

Well, there we go!

Obviously it all just got too much for her.

Hey, you don't think that. Not really.

That's just what's been reported.

That stuff only appeared after she died.

I spoke to Daisy. She said she hardly went online.

- I think her socials were manipulated. - Wow...

I don't believe she killed herself because of climate anxiety.

I think she was killed because of what she knew.

You are starting to sound crazier than any of us, Wheels.

Daisy could lead us to the truth about your mum.

The truth about my mum is that I killed her.

I drove a screwdriver straight through her eyeball

and into her brain.

You've never said that before.

Didn't remember it. Maybe I do now.

Do you? Cos I don't believe that.

Oh, nobody cares what YOU believe.

The jury believed it.

They saw the crime scene photos of my mum lying in a pool of blood,

eye socket caved in,

my fingerprints all over the screwdriver.

They saw the drawings I did.

I found this photo of your dad and Daisy together.

It's obvious they knew each other pretty well.

So what?

I need to ask you a question.

Is it possible your dad and Daisy were having an affair

and maybe your mum found out?

Sure you don't need to review your meds?

This is all really getting to you, isn't it?

Yeah, you know what? It is! Because a young woman is dead.

Let go of me!

I have gone way beyond things I'm comfortable with

and I've left myself really fucking vulnerable!

I'd love to ignore it, pretend none of this is happening,

but I can't do that now, can I?

Cos this is bigger than the two of us.

And is that your, um...

...professional opinion, Dr Fox?

You know, my dad asked how these sessions were going,

- if you were the right psych for me. - Yeah, I bet he did...

Stop playing the hero! Just stop!

When are you going to get it, Wheels?!

This isn't about me, is it? Or Daisy.

It's about you and your guilt AGAIN!

Nothing is going to bring him back.

He is dead.

That's it, Wheels!

Let it all out.

You'll feel much better for it!

- Hey. - OK?

- Yeah, I just got myself spooked. - Yeah?

Too much time on me own.

Come in, come in.

- Yep. - Oh, sorry.

There we are.

Er, come down here.

Look, I just...

I thought you were going to let the police handle it,

and then you could get back to supporting Bethany

and your other patients.

Well, yeah, but they've stopped doing anything.

They ignored the noises I heard at Daisy's house.

And I am supporting my patients.

- Yeah, no, I know, I know... - I know I should let it all drop,

but if Bethany is locked up for something she didn't do,

then I've got a duty of care.

No, I just think maybe...

What? Come on.

- I'm not judging! - You bloody are.

I'm not... I'm not. Honestly, I think it's amazing

- how much you care. - But... - Yeah. OK, fine, but...

...I care about you.

And it just feels like it could...

...get messy.

But look, this is very much your field, not mine.

No, no, you're right. My therapist would probably say the same thing.

Oh, God. I tried therapy after Nina and I came apart.

Ended up just hating the therapist.

He kept steepling his hands like this. Drove me insane.

If I'd had someone like you, it would've been different.

Oh, I would've had to stop seeing you if you were one of my patients.

Oh, what, a lost cause?

You can't treat someone you fancy.

OK...

I'd love you to stay the night.

If you want to.

I'd like that. Yeah.

But I'm guessing your bedroom is...

Can I?

No, it's OK.

It's just all a bit...

I'm not really sure how the new me works.

Well, maybe we can work something out together.

I'd like that.

You not going to breakfast?

- Not hungry. - OK.

Rafiq?

I'm scared.

What of?

Of how bad I really am.

Bethany...

...I think you are a very special person,

and I bet your mum did too.

Yeah, and then I killed her.

That's not true.

- I drew it, didn't I? - Because you predicted it.

Just like you predicted this.

Major floods in India - right now.

I could get you sacked for showing me that.

You know, back home in Tunisia,

just before the floods,

all the animals and the birds started behaving strangely.

Moving inland to higher ground.

How could they know to do that,

unless somehow the Earth was communicating with them?

Bethany, you know Gabrielle is right to believe you.

Morning.

Ah, morning.

So this is what coffee should taste like.

How are you feeling?

It was lovely.

You were lovely.

OK. I'm going to have a quick shower

and then I'm going to make some breakfast.

Great.

Authorities said today they expected the casualty count

to rise significantly in the coming days.

The region's complex topography is believed to make it

particularly vulnerable to these kinds of floods.

Scientists say these erratic weather patterns are becoming more extreme

and more frequent as a result of climate change.

For those just joining us, our top story today...

Devastating flash floods have left over...

How do you feel about that work thing tonight?

Maybe we could even call it a date?

Breakfast AND a real date - I'm in.

...high water levels, with teams finding hard to reach

severely flooded areas and look for survivors.

Next up, we go to the situation in the Midlands,

where security guard Dave Milton remains in critical condition.

The Climate Front are facing growing criticism for the violence

which broke out during their People's Strike.

Anika Drake's whereabouts remain unknown.

Wow! How do you feel?

I'd read a lot about it, but...

This was the first time.

Yeah. Yeah, that's what it was like.

Losing my virginity again.

It was scary and exciting just like that was.

Yeah.

And?

Well, I would be lying if I said I didn't secretly hope

that I'd be able to feel more than I did.

But, yeah, I was...

...surprised at how good it felt.

- Yeah. - That's brilliant, Gabs.

And were you able to talk to him after,

about what it was like for you?

I...

I said it was lovely.

Because it was!

And I didn't know how to talk about it, more than that.

It's a lot to process.

Yeah.

It's also, like, hard, trying to explain something about the new me

to someone who didn't know the old me. Does that make sense?

Of course.

Yeah, I... Anyway, I...

I got distracted cos there was this thing on the news

about the floods in India.

And, oh, the pictures, I swear, Mel,

they were exactly like Bethany's drawings.

I don't know how these disasters connect to Carys's death

but I do know it proves Bethany sees things. Right?

Right.

You think I'm avoiding something.

I think you just had sex for the first time since Alex,

- and that is really bloody big. - I know.

And when we start to talk about the challenges of that,

you divert to this.

Gabs, I am here to help you reflect.

Yeah, and...

...I know how therapy works.

OK...

...I understand how complex this is for you,

but I just want to keep an eye on how you balance these things

with what is with very emotionally challenging work.

Gabs?

Yeah.

Rafiq told me about the floods.

When you arrived,

I thought everything was going to be different.

That, you know, you'd stop the bad stuff from happening.

Daisy still died.

I'm sorry I didn't get there sooner.

I know this is really hard.

You ready to draw again?

Maybe it was never possible to change things.

Like, maybe the future's fixed.

Or even worse, what if I...

...I make it happen by drawing it?

Like, I'm not predicting it, I am manifesting it?

Do you really think that?

I don't.

You think it was my dad, don't you?

I honestly don't know.

But if we're going to find the answers,

we need to find them together.

Will you help me?

What if I draw more disasters?

Cos if we can't change things, maybe it's better not to know.

Even if there's only a tiny chance,

don't we have to give it a go?

Dr Fox.

What is it, what's wrong?

Dr Fox.

Bethany's father's due.

Inside now, please.

Let's get back inside.

We can try again later. Yeah?

Mr Krall, it's so good to see you again.

Let's go in.

Oh, my God. I'm sorry...

Not "Oh, my God!" Jesus Christ.

Sorry, I'm really messing this up. I'm a really big fan.

Thank you.

Right, should we go up to my office?

Bore da. Shwmae.

Ah! You are working on your Welsh.

Da iawn.

You'll be fluent before long.

What did you actually call to talk about?

I know who Leonard's alibi was.

According to my old Senedd contact,

he was in a meeting with our local MP at her surgery.

Whatshername Wren?

Caroline, the speech giver Wren, yeah!

And she's speaking at some event at The National Museum tonight.

Now, I'm not on any guest lists any more, but...

The New Industry thing?

I've only got a bloody invite already.

What?!

How? You've got even less profile than me.

Let's go, then.

No, I can't take you. I'm someone's guest.

I'll report back, OK?

All right.

Did we argue a lot?

Me and Mum?

No.

I mean, considering you were a teenager, not really!

So what could have made me act like such...

...an animal?

You weren't well.

The thing is, when I think back,

she was always so calm.

Always on my side.

Of course she was, she loved you.

And it wasn't me who had arguments with her.

It was you.

Well, all couples have disagreements.

It's what keeps a marriage healthy.

Is that what you had?

Sorry?

Erm, a healthy marriage?

Where is this coming from, Bethany?

I loved your mum and she loved me. You know that.

Heard about Daisy Stokes.

And her so-called suicide.

How did you hear about that?

Dr Fox said you made a statement.

Well, it seemed like the right thing to do.

And we have to help other young people like her.

So you didn't know her, Daisy?

Well, I knew of her.

She was with The Faith Way for a while, I think.

It was a long time ago.

I see.

Upset?

She's a young person with complex mental health needs

who's still processing the death of her mother

at the same time as reconnecting with her estranged father,

so she might present as upset, yes.

I'd appreciate a little bit of professional co-operation

as opposed to sarcasm.

Sorry. Yeah, I didn't mean it to...

We've got a lot going on right now, as you're aware.

All of us are under significant pressure.

Yeah, especially our patients, so...

Yes, exactly.

OK, I'm just going to say this, Gabrielle...

There's some concern about your readiness to engage

with an appropriate level of detachment.

Concern from who?

Is it true that you told Bethany about Daisy Stokes's suicide?

Well, news gets out in here, despite our best efforts,

and I thought it was best to discuss in a therapeutic environment, so...

For heaven's sake, Gabrielle!

Given what you've been through personally

and the progress you've made with Bethany,

I am willing to give you the benefit of the doubt.

But from now on, can I trust you to steer clear of things

that fall way outside your role?

- Absolutely. - Good.

Twat.

I'll be right with you!

OK.

What's all this on the wall?

Erm... Oh, it's just...

Thought you were leaving that all alone?

Yeah, I am. Mostly. We off?

Yeah. I think you got a text.

- Right, ready? - Yep.

My father and his father were proud to be the backbone of Britain.

We're looking to make South Wales an industrial heartland once again.

Does she use the same speech everywhere she goes?

Pretty much.

The Trenmoor wind farm is a cornerstone in this strategy,

as is the new data farm being proposed

by Endrion Technology.

Now, we are working hard on cutting red tape

so we can get started building the Britain of tomorrow

and get Wales back to work.

Diolch yn fawr. Thank you very much.

Champagne?

Ah, thank you.

- For you, sir? - No, thank you.

She asked me to draw again.

But the first thing I saw was...

...was...

I couldn't draw it because it was about her.

Something bad?

All I see is death and destruction.

Because that's what's coming.

But if we can't stop it, what is the point of me drawing it?

I don't know.

I like it.

That's cos you're a bigger headcase than I am!

I'm better off in here, but you...

...you shouldn't be locked up in a nut house.

You should get out and find the bastard responsible

and make sure he gets what he deserves, yeah?

I'd like to see that.

- Oh, sorry. - Take it.

What's this say?

Everything you need to know is in here.

It's from my mum.

She means, like...

...God has wisdom.

Did she fold over these pages?

They the answers?

Don't know.

Read them 100 times.

I thought she was trying to tell me something,

but they just feel really random.

Honestly, it means so much to us...

Thank you, Jackie. Thank you.

- You're very welcome. - Can I introduce you to a colleague?

Yes, of course...

Excuse me.

Frasier. Frasier. Sorry, just going to speak to him now,

- cos he's going to leave now. - I will. Yeah. Gabs. Gabs.

This is Max Leland. Head of Strategy. This is Gabrielle Fox.

Oh, hi.

- You need to hurry up. - OK.

- Hi. - Hiya.

Gabrielle! You're the...

You're the psychiatrist.

Psychologist, actually.

Psychologist, I'm sorry.

So are you...? What, are you analysing everybody

in the room right now or...?

God, yeah.

And what have you observed about me?

Psychologists don't really do that.

No, I know. I'm just mucking about.

It's the kind of annoying thing that people say, isn't it?

Your specialism is... Thank you.

...er, young people.

Yeah.

So, are they all drowning in their own angst or...

I work at a psychiatric institution,

so there are a certain number of anxiety disorders, yeah.

I mean, I guess that we probably didn't have as many labels

when we were young. You know, just got on with it.

When you were young.

Yeah, things must have been easier back then.

Well, it was simpler, yeah.

And we didn't have groups like The Climate Front.

Hey, I bet you have some converts at Oxsmith?

Did I say which hospital I worked at?

Are there many others in the area?

OK.

Yeah, that alert they put out.

- Made me think we should all engage more. - Mm-hm.

Realised we've been a bit head in the sand.

Well, yeah, it was a genius piece of marketing.

Attentional capture.

I could do with an Anika Drake on my team.

Seems unlikely.

Oh, I'm not so sure. I mean, we're probably more aligned

than you think. In the end, it's all about winning hearts and minds,

- isn't it? We're just a couple of algorithmic stalkers.

Why's... Why's this one folded?

It's a blank page.

Why'd she mark that one?

Exactly - it's random.

- Wait a minute. - Hmm?

What if it's not the words on the pages, but the numbers?

What do you mean?

Look, this one - zero.

And the second one...

...a seven. Look. Look!

Zero, seven...

700.

900.

Roll 'em together!

Nine, eight, five...

Go on.

It's a fucking phone number!

Yeah, shit, man! Your mum was boss, Krall!

Hey, hey, hey. Sonic - shh!

Shh!

Sorry.

Yeah, she was.

She really was.

Can you get me a phone?

I can get anything.

Gabs. Sorry, was he awful?

No. No, he was quite interesting, actually.

And he's spoken to me for five minutes more

than anyone else here has.

Is he your boss?

No, not exactly. He's not normally in the Welsh office.

I think he must be interested in the wind farm or something.

You all right?

Top me up, would you? I need to pee.

Oh, God, sorry.

Reckless driver.

There's an accessible one out there, I think, if that's easier.

Caroline, isn't it?

That's right.

Great speech. Importance of heritage and all that.

You know, rousing.

Thank you.

And what's your connection to all this?

Oh, I'm just... Just a plus one.

Well, enjoy.

Actually... we're sort of connected.

I work with Bethany Krall, Leonard and Carys's daughter.

I think you had a meeting at your surgery with Leonard

on the day of his wife's murder.

And how do you know that?

Is it possible you made a mistake?

I'm sorry?

If I said I had a meeting at my surgery,

then I had a meeting at my surgery.

Thankfully the HRT's got the brain fog under control.

What did you and Leonard talk about?

I think we're done here.

I know about his affair.

With Daisy Stokes.

You know she's dead too?

I've absolutely no idea what you mean.

Leonard Krall and I met that day to discuss an inter-faith forum,

which will be recorded on court transcripts.

Now, if you're implying I lied under oath,

well, that is a potentially libellous accusation,

which I suggest you steer clear of

next time you're somebody's plus one.

Hello...

Who is this?

My mum left me this number.

My name is Bethany Krall.

My mum was...

I know who she was.

Who is this?

I can't tell you that.

Why does she want me to call you?

Do you know who killed her?

Can you just excuse me for a second?

Gabs, can I talk to you?

Fuck...

Caroline Wren, who happens to be massively important

to my working life, has just asked me, in front of my boss's boss,

if you might be ready to go home.

What, and you think that's OK?

I tell you what's not OK, Gabs,

is you coming here and harassing people!

I wasn't harassing anyone.

She says you were making potentially libellous accusations.

Is this... Is this why you came?

No! No, I came cos I wanted to hang out with you.

This is about the crazy conspiracy stuff, isn't it?

Two women were murdered!

Oh, my God. You don't know that!

There is something going on, Frasier, right?

- Yeah, and it's not your job to find that out!

- Well, maybe it is!

Maybe that's why I arrived at Oxsmith when I did.

Gabs, do you know what? I'm actually worried about you now.

Right...

...Bethany sees things.

- I know it sounds mad. - Yeah. It does.

I think there is a connection between what happened

to Bethany's mum and Daisy,

- and I think Caroline Wren is involved. - Yeah. OK, and...

...and this is what you and this Dick guy have been doing together?

- What?

- I mean, you're back in contact with him, aren't you?

- After everything we said? - How do you know that?

Because there was a message on your phone.

What the fuck are you doing looking at my phone?

I wasn't looking at your phone!

I saw it when I was at your house because we're seeing each other!

And I thought... I thought that meant we had some degree

of honesty and trust.

No. No. Don't you dare! Don't you dare!

- For me, everything is about that! - Look. Look. - Excuse me.

- What? What? What? - Would you like to come this way, please?

Oh, don't worry, I'm going!

I am going before I embarrass anyone any further, right.

Come on, you know that's not...

Fuck off, Frasier! Do not even think about following me!

Could you calm down, please?

Do not tell me to calm down! Do NOT tell me to calm down!

Frasier, everything all right?

Yeah. Yeah, I'm sorry. Sorry.

I wasn't expecting... that.

All right, I'm going. You don't have to escort me off the premises!

I wasn't. It's just...

...you need this to get out.

She's coming down to you now.

She's only been back at work a couple of weeks.

Don't be daft. I can see why you like her.

Let's catch up tomorrow and we'll talk about it, then. OK?

Taxi for Gabrielle?

Yeah.

All right? OK?

Yeah. Yeah.

What's going on...?

We'll explain.

What do you mean you'll explain? Who are you?

No. No, stop! No, stop the car!

Let me out! Stop the car!

Stop the car!