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Previously... I just got an email from Mrs Burrell and they're not back till next year now, so...
The night before Sean went missing, you were there. I saw you.
If my dad finds out what I've been up to... Just calm down.
I gave her a necklace, like this one.
Please tell me you don't think I had anything to do with him disappearing.
I don't know anything any more.
Michael. How could it be him?
She has to know that I didn't do this.
Your dad's OK? Yeah, he should be out soon.
He's got an alibi.
It's a shame it has to come to this.
VIOLINIST PLAYS
MUSIC DISTORTS
ECHOING SCREAM
SHE BREATHES UNEVENLY
Morning. Sleep well?
You don't have to stay. I got this.
It's OK. Cleared my schedule.
Don't do it to yourself.
I just keep hoping there's some other way of interpreting it.
There has to be.
Yeah. Like, he'll turn up with an excuse.
Yeah, he will.
Please don't give up on him.
All the same, I think you need to prepare yourself for the worst.
Hannah, I know you love your dad.
It's been a horrible thing to get your head around.
But it's been four days now.
Well, so, he freaked out and needed some time away.
I hope so, for your sake.
But when the police find him, he's going to be arrested.
I just want you to be ready.
That's all.
Well, I'm not giving up on him.
I can't put this off any longer, can I?
I know there's nothing I can say to make this right.
I still can't believe it myself.
Well, obviously, son had no idea that Michael was involved
in Sean's death. No.
She was too busy trying to blame me.
And I'm really sorry for that, too.
I hope you're helping the police to find him.
Yeah, if he's not halfway back to the UK already.
Hannah and I are doing everything we can to help the police.
And if there's anything I can do for you guys, anything at all...
Have you given any thought to the funeral?
It's organised.
So, you really want to do something for us?
Stay away.
Ethan, that...
PHONES PING
I'm, uh, guessing we all got the same message.
I'm sorry to call you here under these circumstances.
Obviously we'll catch up properly at the funeral.
We remember the contents of the will.
It hasn't been updated in a while, right?
If there's any contesting, Philip, we'll retain outside counsel
to keep you out of it.
I'm not here to contest anything.
Actually, Sean did update the will prior to the wedding.
I couldn't disclose this sooner, but he ensured you were looked after.
You don't mean the house and the company?
Those arrangements stand.
It was a small amendment.
Perhaps he was planning to make further changes.
We'll never know.
Here's what it says.
$3 million? Yeah. In shares.
I can't accept it.
If it wasn't for me, Sean would never have met Michael,
and he'd still be alive.
I'm the reason he's dead.
No, Alison...
Stop that. It's not true.
You can't keep thinking like that.
And I won't even be able to say goodbye to him properly.
You have every...
You have every right to be at that service.
No, I can't.
I can't do it to them. They're in enough pain as it is.
How about you just hold off making any decisions just yet?
You coming for some lunch?
You can't keep spending all this time with me.
Don't you think we've come into each other's lives for a reason?
When Naomi passed, I had so many good people helping me through.
I want to pay it forward.
Text Hannah, invite her, too.
Actually, don't.
Hmm?
I want to bring lunch to you.
OK.
You need to rest. Erm...
Oh!
THEY LAUGH
I'm sorry. I'm sorry. It's OK.
Did someone from the agency send you? No.
No, no. I'm... I'm still up the coast. Oh.
I just... I saw your car out the front.
Have you ever got that feeling that you might have made a mistake?
Oh, it's working.
I don't want the Burrells coming back, and then be in the dark.
Yeah.
Yeah, it-it's flickering. Oh.
Well, that's embarrassing.
They'll never hire me again.
What are you doing here?
Uh... just making sure everything's in order.
I must have left that last time.
I'm sorry, Jenny. I can...
I can see I've really disappointed you.
No. It's OK. It's just...
I just need everything spick and span for Thursday.
Thursday? Yeah, the Burrells are coming back early.
Are you OK?
No.
The truth is...
..when I saw you here...
..I-I didn't care about the lights.
Erm...
Erm...
It's kind of inappropriate, cos you are my boss.
What?
Fancy a drink?
I really like you.
I always have.
Oh... I've overstepped. No, no, no. I...
I've always liked you, too.
I bet you've got a lot of inspections this afternoon.
How about you get through them quickly
and, erm, meet me at the pub?
Yeah, I-I'd like that.
I can stay here and, erm...
..fix that fuse.
OK.
Oh.
Is there something out the front that you wanted me to look at?
Oh, no, it's OK. Just the gutters.
Naomi and Daniel might want them replaced.
OK...
What...?
HE SIGHS Oh, Jenny.
Logan. Logan, wait!
Come back. Why haven't you been returning my calls?
My parents told me not to.
Please, Logan.
How do you know my dad?
I met him a couple of months ago through a mate that he worked with,
and we started selling stuff.
Electronics off the back of a truck. Nothing crazy, OK?
I mean, Dad cut my allowance, I had no money for anything.
We didn't even realise we both had a connection to you.
Why were you with him that morning?
It was a last minute pick-up.
He called me when I was on my way to see you.
I thought you'd done something to Sean.
I know.
I panicked, OK? I...
That's why I went to the storage unit, cos I knew I could sell
the stock, make some quick cash.
I-I wasn't thinking straight.
I just... had to get away.
Did you see the body?
No. No way.
No. Someone must have dropped it later.
Dad's innocent. You know that, right?
Of course.
I told the police the same thing.
It's just, there's this whole window of time
that I couldn't vouch for him for.
It's a set-up. It has to be.
If there's anything you can think of, anything at all
that might be relevant...
Sorry. Hey.
Uh, I burnt the lasagne and I had to run out and get this.
It's OK. Hannah's not even back yet.
Oh, OK.
More for us, then.
What you looking at?
It's an email from Sean's business manager.
They want to transfer the shares immediately.
I just... I just can't even think about it all now.
Let me.
What? No, I can't put this all on you.
It's what I do for a living.
I promise, I'll take a huge commission.
Am I proving Ethan right,
just by taking any of it?
You know, everything he's ever said about me.
Sean wanted you looked after. You need to do it for him.
And that baby you might end up having in the future.
Trust me, Ethan will be relieved that you're not going for more.
Where have you been?
So, he's into organised crime?
Ugh. Selling a few hot iPads is not organised crime.
Well, he's hanging out with dodgy people,
people that might be hiding him.
He's not hiding.
He's not here explaining himself.
Yeah, I don't see how any of this makes things any better.
Do you not understand that anyone could have messaged you
from his phone? Anyone.
Probably the person trying to set him up.
Hannah, it comes down to your dad's credibility.
Why are you here?
Hannah. No. Why are you always here?
I'm sick of it. I'm so sorry, Dan. I'm sorry. Are you two together now?
Is that it? Oh, don't be ridiculous.
Hannah...
You know there's nothing going on with me and Dan, don't you?
He's just a friend.
And, yeah, I probably have been leaning on him a bit much lately
But you're my priority.
Can I stay at Melody's tomorrow night?
Seriously, Mum, I get it.
He lost his wife, you've got this whole grief thing going on.
Right. I just... You know, I don't want you to get the wrong idea.
It's fine. You do you.
Erm... Can I?
Well, I was counting on you being around tomorrow.
I mean... Yeah, but Dan will be a much better support than me,
and Melody's mum's already okayed it.
Oh.
Hi, Mrs Ling. Yeah.
Yeah, I'll put Mum on now.
KNOCK AT DOOR
Hello?
Dan?
Hi.
Sorry.
I just came to apologise about Hannah.
Set her straight? Yes.
Yeah. And she says she understands.
Although I think she's maybe just saying that so I'd let her stay
at her friend's house tomorrow.
Tomorrow?
But the funeral's tomorrow.
Yeah.
But I think some normality will do her good.
Anyway...
Uh, sorry.
Ali.
I'm here for you as a friend.
Please...
..don't think I've got other intentions.
Thank you. And, no, I don't.
Yeah. I-I don't.
I have a proposition for you.
A drive?
Yeah, erm, just up to a little property that he rents out.
He wants to check on it.
And I thought a bit of distance from the funeral will do me good.
You know, out of sight, out of mind.
Will you be back before dark?
Yeah, yeah. Just a couple of hours there and back.
OK, well, message me when you get there.
Oh, my charger.
It's all right. I'll get it, I've forgotten my phone.
SHE KNOCKS ON DOOR
Dan?
What are you doing?
I... was looking for you.
Sorry.
For a second, I thought you might be breaking in.
How are you, Hannah?
Erm... I'm worried about Mum.
Bit of distance will do her some good.
Out of sight, out of mind.
Yeah, just so you know, she's not in the market for a new boyfriend.
Hey, Melody.
Hey. There you are. There you go. Oh, thanks.
Oh, Mum's on a work call, but she says hello.
No worries. Give her my love.
Bye. Love you.
Bye, darling. I love you.
I was wondering where she'd got to.
She just asked me to look after you.
That's exactly what I intend to do.
Thanks, Mrs Ling.
Whatever you two are up to, just drive me home first.
Are you sure it was a tin?
Yeah, it's like a tin or a small box.
I only, really, got a glimpse of it.
Well, maybe the police took it when they looked.
Well, sure likes his mustard.
I never knew he kept these.
You know the only reason he wanted the extra cash
was so he could be a better dad to you?
He told me that.
Oh, this is it.
Yeah, yeah, this is it.
Would someone going on the run leave that behind?
So what if he left cash behind?
Well, all the signs are pointing to a set-up.
I met up with him right after it was meant to have happened.
I'm telling you, there's no way he'd just killed someone.
Please, Ethan, you've got to help me put pressure on the police.
There must have been someone else who wanted your dad gone.
I looked into every possibility. There's nobody.
There has to be.
Look, what if it was someone who wanted to hurt you and your mum, too?
Ethan.
Time to get ready, or we'll be late.
Look, I know you don't want to believe this is true, but...
If you don't have proof, I can't help you.
Wow.
I have a confession.
I haven't been here since Naomi passed.
Well, I can see why it was special to you both.
I couldn't come here alone, so...
..thank you.
Listen, I'm just glad I could do something for you for once.
Service will be starting round about now.
It's the same drop I brought around to your house
that night I came over, the one Sean really seemed to enjoy.
I thought we could have a little toast before we head back.
You've thought of everything.
Thank you.
This is just beautiful.
Stunning.
Thanks.
To Sean.
To Naomi.
Up to the police now.
They have to do something.
They haven't listened so far.
And there's no point in telling Mum because she's just going to
ask Dan for his opinion.
Dad wouldn't just...
He wouldn't just leave me like this, you know? He'd...
He'd find a way to contact me.
I just...
I really feel like something bad's happened to him,
and he needs me...
And there's nothing I can do to help him...!
Have you thought about where you're going to live?
I did have a daydream about moving back to the UK with Hannah.
Back to your family? Yeah.
I mean, we can't.
Not if her dad's going to be in prison, or even facing charges.
It's... There's a lot to factor in.
I'm selling my house.
I thought you loved it there.
Yeah. Memories are a funny thing.
On the one hand, they can be... comforting.
But on the other hand, they can...
Stop you from moving on.
These past couple of weeks,
being here,
it's made me realise how much I'm defined by my past.
There's a lot to be said about a fresh start.
Mm.
Yeah, I need to think about my options.
Hey.
You know, if you invest those shares wisely,
you could live off the dividends.
That fund I mentioned, it's...
It's high yield.
Anyway...
That's up to you.
You OK? Oh...
THEY LAUGH Are you OK?
I think I drank a bit more than I realised.
Erm...
I might have to sober up before we drive back, if that's OK?
SHE GIGGLES
Look, I can think of a lot worse places to be stuck.
It's cos you were so cool.
You were too cool for me.
That's why I showed the photo of you to Dex.
And I...
I never said I'm sorry for that.
I am.
Will you stay with me tonight?
Yeah.
Yeah, of course.
Feeling better?
Yeah, better.
Great. Should we get going, then?
What?
Nothing.
I-I can't ask you to. Ask me...
Where did I put my keys? Ask me what?
Oh, it's just...
Just, the...
That thing that you did with the wedding bouquet, it was...
It was really beautiful, and, erm...
It just... It got me thinking.
Well, tell me.
OK. When Naomi and I bought this place,
we planted a tree just down by the creek,
and I just got this feeling, suddenly, that I need to see it...
..for closure.
I'm just... I'm not going to find it in the dark.
I was just going to ask you if you wouldn't mind staying overnight.
There's two beds.
Yeah. Yeah, of course I can.
Are you sure? Yeah.
Hannah's at Melody's. I've got nothing to rush back for, have I?
And, actually, I'd really like to do that for you in the morning.
I'm going to text her, I'll let her know.
This is going down really well.
It is, isn't it?
So, are you serious about moving?
I want to do it quick.
I'm the type of person that when I make a decision, I have to act fast.
Spontaneous.
I believe in signs.
They're everywhere right now.
I really want to make a change.
We could...
We could pack up the cars,
just grab Hannah, and hit the road.
Think about it, what's stopping us?
Well, I don't think Hannah would give up on her dad.
Then we go search for him.
Part search, part road trip.
You're serious?
I could work from anywhere.
Or even take a break.
That fund I mentioned, it's... it's totally passive income.
Don't you feel better away from the beach?
I do.
You'll feel even better on the road.
Away from all those horrible things that happened.
No anything trying to affect you. Just us.
Us?
We could even stay here for a bit.
I meant it...
..when I said we came into each other's lives for a reason.
Don't you think?
No...
No. Ali?
Ali.
Ali. No... Ali!
LOCK CLICKS
Ali!
Ali! HE TRIES DOOR
Hi.
Erm, I don't really know what happened last night. I think I...
I think I probably drank too much and...
Well, maybe we both did. And, erm...
I'm...
I'm not ready for anything yet,
and I'm pretty sure that I won't be for a while.
You've been so kind, Dan.
But your idea of a road trip or staying here,
it's just all too much.
Yeah, I'm not ready either.
Are we OK?
Totally.
Hey.
I sent you that info on the share fund. Have a read.
It's just a consent form you need to fill in.
I think I'm going to have a shower.
Freshen up as best I can.
Are-are we still going to the tree?
Of course.
Have a read.
Morning.
I wonder if you've seen my colleague, she was next door day before yesterday.
At Dan's house? Daniel Burrells, yeah.
Yeah, we manage the property for him and his wife.
Why would they think Dan's wife is still alive and they're overseas?
Hey.
Is that him?
PHONE RINGS
Hello, sweetheart.
Mum, he's not who he says he is.
What?
Dan is lying to you.
He doesn't live in the house next door to us.
The real owners are coming back from Europe.
Oh, my God. OK. No...
Naomi Burrell is alive.
Honey, you're not making any sense.
Mum, another woman has gone missing.
You need to get the hell away from Dan,
or whoever the fuck he is.
I just... No, I... Hannah.
Hannah, you... Mum, please, you need to get the hell out of there.
Just keep calm.
Mum?
Mum?
DAN: Ali.
You want a shower, too?
Yeah.
Who you speaking to?
It was just Hannah. Erm..
And I also looked over the fund about the shares.
It's just... it all seems really sound.
You should maybe get changed, talk me through it.
Sounds good.
ALISON LAUGHS NERVOUSLY
QUIETLY: I'm at 104 Alpine Road.
I'm-I'm going to start driving now.
Hannah. Hannah?
Hannah?
Oh...
Alison?
Oh, my God! Oh, my God!
Why isn't she answering?
Why isn't she answering...!
Alison! What's going on?
Why are you hiding from me?
Did Hannah say something?
Come on, now. There's no need to be afraid.
Ali?
Alison!
Who are you?
I'm someone who's going to take good care of you.
What did you do to Michael?
He got in the way.
Did you kill him?
Did you kill Sean?
Oh, it's...
Well, take it as a compliment.
Who else is going to take on two husbands for the woman he loves?
No. You don't love me.
Yes, I do.
From the very first moment I saw you,
I knew you could be the one.
I know you feel it, too.
You did last night.
So...
..put that down.
Agh!
Bitch!
HANNAH HYPERVENTILATES Oh, my God...
It's OK. Hopefully, the police are on their way to her, right?
No, Mum! No, no, no...!
It's OK. It'll be fine. Oh, my God...! Oh, my God...!
Alison!
Alison!
HANNAH: Dan's not who he says he is.
I-I don't know what this means, but something is really fucked up.
I think he might have killed your dad. I don't know.
Just call me back. Call me back.
Where are you?
You can't outrun me.
Stop, stop, stop, stop.
Mum!
ALISON SOBS
โช The sun goes down
โช And the dark doors close
โช Leave these dreams
โช On a cold black heart
โช Who
โช Who are you?
โช Blame these debts
โช On the jack of spades
โช Leaving scars
โช On my friendly face
โช When the Devil talks, you listen
โช He'll make you pray
โช The dead keep track of the living
โช And all your fates
โช When you're too far south
โช It's going to cost your health
โช We're getting stranger now
โช In a tall black hat
โช When the Devil talks, you listen
โช He'll make you pray
โช The dead keep track of the living
โช And all your fates... โช
I want to see him.
โช Who
โช Who are you? โช
Why?
My dad never did anything to you.
Sean never did anything to you...!
Erm, sorry. Sorry to interrupt.
Have you... Is my daughter here?
I want to know why!
Answer me, you fucking bastard!
Why did you do it?!
Hannah... Why did you kill my dad?!
You fucking prick!
You wanted a better life.
So did I.
I did love you.
We could have been good together.
You...
You don't know love.
You don't know what love is.
I pity you.
Yeah, I pity you, because I do.
I have known it.
And that's one thing you will never take away from me.
Still so hard to believe.
You read about these things happening,
these guys who target women.
They get away with killing once, they do it again.
I made a mistake when Sean left us.
Instead of remembering the good times,
I took every memory and I turned it into a betrayal.
He loved you.
We need to find a way to move on.
I don't know how.
But we need to find a way.
Still fucking hate them.
Hey.
Hi. Hi. Hi. I'm Naomi.
I'm Daniel. We live next door.
Yeah, excuse us. Jet lag. It's taken us two days to get home.
We've been getting all these messages,
something about someone in our house?
Yeah, do you know what's been going on?
Erm..
Don't you live here?
No.
No, not any more.
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