Original subtitles

Right.

What you having? Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey!

Come on. Mammy'll make you some eggs, then.

Have a bit more in there.

Can't we have the chocolate ones?

No, darling!

Not unless you don't want any teeth.

Do you know, my granddad, he didn't have any teeth, darling.

And do you know what he looked like?

He looked like an old tortoise.

Like this. Uhhhhh!

Now, is this how you want to look?

Is that how you want to look?

It's not how you want to look, is it? Right.

Who wants an egg? Hmm?

- These are Mammy's favorite. - [ Rhodri fussing ]

You don't want one?

I've made them all nice for you, Rhods!

Come on. Come on, come on, come on. Try it.

It's nice and cool. Here you go.

Rhodie will have it. Look. Arghhh!

Right, let's see where Alys is. Huh?

Alys! It is 20 past 8:00, darling!

- She'll be on the headphones. - FAITH: Oh.

She'll be hearing me in a minute.

You won't forget my things from the art shop, Mam?

- Glitter, felt. - And blue card, yes.

Alys, do you know this is not funny anymore?!

Morning, morning.

Hell, it was choppy last night.

Need to find myself some digs on dry land, I do.

FAITH: There's a room going above the pub, ain't there?

Oh, tell you what. I miss Terry and his quiz team.

Why don't you start one yourself, then?

Huh? Fill his shoes.

I'm not worthy. You alright?

FAITH: Right. Alys!

Alys, come down now, or you will go to school hungry!

[ Sighs ]

Where is she? Tell her.

Here you go. Sort yourself out. Go on.

That girl. Honestly, she's turning me into my mother.

- Your mam was a MILF. Remember? - That's disgusting.

She was. Right, then.

Alys, come on, then!

- FAITH: Right. - Alys!

Give me a kiss. I love your hair this morning.

It's beautiful.

And you. My precious boy.

Special coat. Special coat.

- Can we make pizzas tonight? - FAITH: Pizza?

You bet, my darling. Because Mammy hasn't had breakfast.

Mammy's very thirsty, and don't tell Arthur about this.

Bye, Mam.

It's a phase. It's a phase.

- Come on, then. - ARTHUR: Yeah.

FAITH: For a year and a half?

Right, I love you! Bye-bye!

- Quick. Bye-bye, Mammy! - Behave.

Bye-bye. Bye, Mammy! Bye!

Right, then, what we got?

Cornflakes? Ych-a-fi.

- Right, who wants Choco Wheats? - MEGAN: Me.

ARTHUR: Yeah?

[ Sighs ]

Just keep going.

Got it. Lewis. Court 4, 12:00.

Who's the judge?

[ Laughing ] Oh, no!

No, call the list office. You'll have to change that.

Well, you'll have to. Not Merrick, Delyth.

Anyone but Merrick.

[ Singsongy voice ] There's cake in it for you!

[ Mid-tempo music plays ]

[ Engine shuts off ]

[ Women vocalizing ]

You people make me sick.

Corran Energy still owe us £32,000 in outstanding fees.

- You need to talk to them. - Mm.

I know they're your friends, Tom, but this is business.

Right.

Who's the judge?

- Still Merrick. - Oh, Delyth!

CERYS: Faith, I want to talk to you about this.

- Is this it? - CERYS: Yes. The family stuff.

I thought we'd all agreed we were gonna move things

in a more commercial direction.

- Tom? - We are struggling.

- Okay? - FAITH: Mm-hmm.

We can't depend on waifs and strays.

FAITH: Corran Energy paid up yet?

Right.

I shall be sticking with the waifs and strays.

- Faith, come on! - Thank you very much.

CERYS: Faith, for God's sake.

I'm, uh...

[ Muffled ] Yeah.

I love these.

I'm going to court. I'll see you later!

Am I the only one trying to run a business here?

[ Sighs ] No.

Thank you, Delyth.

[ Down-tempo music plays ]

ALYS: Dad, quick! Come look!

Mammy's here!

Quick!

♪ I gave my heart whole, I did ♪

♪ I gave my heart ♪

♪ And although it's lost ♪

♪ It is still beating ♪

♪ And I gave my whole soul, I did ♪

♪ I gave my soul ♪

♪ And although I'm broken ♪

♪ I am still breathing ♪

MEGAN: Where have you been, Dad?

EVAN: I had to go away. Business.

I'm sorry.

ALYS: You won't do it again?

Please.

No.

I'm not going anywhere, okay?

Now sleep, okay?

It's late.

- Night-night. - [ Light switch clicks ]

[ Door closes ]

[ Both scream ]

[ Evan screaming ]

FAITH: Bastard!

Bastard!

You... coward!

I had a gun. I had a gun.

I had a fucking gun pulled on me tonight!

And Alys, she saw everything, and it's because of you.

It's because of you, you...

you bastard.

They abducted her.

[ Evan groans ]

They took our little girl.

They took her, and they had a fucking gun!

What you gonna tell her, huh? What are you gonna tell her?

You think that she's gonna get over something like this?

Do you think that?

You've scarred her, you piece of shit.

You've scarred our little girl... forever.

[ Voice breaking ] You've fucking broke me.

You've broke me!

What kind of man does that?

What kind of a man?

Get out of my house.

You coward.

EVAN: I love those kids.

- I love them. - Get out of the house!

[ Down-tempo music plays ]

[ Sniffles ]

[ Sighs ]

I know what you've done.

I know everything.

D.C.I. Parry.

Morgan.

The Glynns.

[ Voice breaking ] Your affair.

You can't hurt me anymore, Evan.

- I fucking hate you. - Faith.

I fucking hate you.

Hi, Cath.

Okay?

[ Down-tempo music plays, woman vocalizing ]

Did you get Megan's letter?

EVAN: Yeah.

- And her picture. - Did you?

- EVAN: She's very good. - Mm-hmm.

She doesn't get that from me.

No, she doesn't.

No.

How's Rhodri?

FAITH: He's growing.

Half term next week. Uh...

...week after next.

- I'll bring them in. - No, Faith.

They want to, Evan, so...

EVAN: Thank you.

You're welcome.

I miss you all so much.

Although I, uh, don't miss all the phone calls from my mother.

FAITH: Mm.

Do you still go to the gym?

FAITH: Oh, when I can.

- EVAN: Work? - So-so, you know.

- But you're managing okay? - Yeah, same as usual, really.

Well, more or less.

- What's the matter, Faith? - Nothing's the matter, Evan.

What's the matter with you?

- You don't have to be... - Just be quiet. Just, please.

Just be quiet.

EVAN: How's Alys?

- Halfway to Goth. - [ Sighs ]

And you know that thing that your mother does?

When she turns away and she pretends she can't hear you?

Yeah, yeah.

She's got your genes, Evan Howells.

Your genes.

Job for you.

Something for you to look forward to.

Right.

No, no, no.

[ Cellphone rings ]

Gael. Yes, I've got the package.

[ Car alarm chirps ]

No need to shout.

I'll drop it off tonight. I'm at work.

[ Engine starts ]

[ Ship horn blowing ]

CERYS: Anya.

Cerys. How's business?

Well, Howells of Abercorran

is never gonna make me a millionaire,

so let's talk about this.

Client owns a hotel on the coast,

wants to treble it in size, and turn it into a spa resort.

Am I speaking with you now or the firm?

Strictly personal. Just you and me.

- How much are they looking for? - £3.2 million.

ANYA: [ Sighs ] I'd need a cast-iron business case

to sell a loan that size to head office.

Trust me. I wrote it.

- These profit projections... - Blue tab.

I've explained everything to the last penny.

Our fee comes from the architect and project management lines.

25K... each.

Lunch is on you.

TOM: Yes, Marion, of course I'm happy to talk.

Yes, well, maybe on the weekend.

But in all honesty, I'm not looking to sell the house.

No.

Okay, well, speak later. I have to go now.

[ Cellphone beeps ]

[ Suspenseful music plays ]

BREEZE: [ Speaking indistinctly ]

Yep. Okay, well, we'll try to get them.

- TOM: Madlen, what's happening? - Stay behind the line, please.

- TOM: What's happened? - I need you to stay back.

- Have you made an arrest? - No arrest has been made.

I represent this family.

- This is not the time. - Madlen?

Susan? What's going on?

WILLIAMS: A body.

Male.

Oh, God. Not Will Vaughan, is it?

Drowned?

- Well, what? - We're not sure yet.

Sus...

[ Breeze speaking indistinctly ]

- Sorry, sir. - I just need to go in.

I need to confirm one thing.

The body. Possible client of mine.

I'm the local solicitor, as you probably know.

[ Laughs ]

Yeah, Delyth, please, please tell me

that we've got a different judge.

Please.

Madlen?

Oh, Madlen from Ty Melin. Oh.

Will Vaughan?

Oh, for God's sake. In Abercorran?

He's been murdered?

Yeah, of course. Murdered?!

- [ Horn honks ] - Aah!

[ Sighs ]

[ Breathes sharply ]

- Susan. - Mrs. Howells.

FAITH: I'm here for Madlen.

- Would you like to come through? - Mm-hmm.

Is she okay?

Hey.

"William Vaughan... shot in the chest."

I'm afraid this is all we have at present.

Shot? There must be some sort of mistake.

I mean, I know Madlen. Our children are in the same year.

She is the last person who would do something like this. It's...

WILLIAMS: So often the way. Uh, Mrs. Howells.

Detective Inspector Breeze. Swansea C.I.D.

Though, technically, on secondment

- from Scotland Yard. - We've met.

[ Door opens ]

Still here?

- London too peaceful for you? - You can have 10 minutes.

Thank you.

Madlen? What's happened?

I need to tell Dyfan.

- He'll be home from school soon. - FAITH: Okay.

Alright. Uh, what about his auntie? Hannah?

- Yeah, can you phone her? - FAITH: Yeah.

Um... he's got swimming this afternoon.

- FAITH: Okay, I can call her. - Oh, God!

FAITH: Okay, come here. Come here.

It's alright. Alright.

Listen, you're gonna have to tell me what's happened.

They can't charge you without evidence.

They have to have something concrete

to link you to what happened to Will.

Do you understand that?

Do you understand that, Madlen?

Is there anything I need to know?

You have to tell me.

Right. I will make sure that Dyfan is fine.

And [Sighs] I will be back first thing.

What's going on?

Who would do this?

FAITH: We'll find out.

Do you think Dyfan's safe?

Yes.

Yes.

WILLIAMS: [ Clears throat ]

[ Lock engages ]

I understand he was having a lot of financial trouble.

Maybe he owed people?

I hope that what happened between us in the past

is all forgotten now.

We've both had a price to pay.

[ Engine shuts off ]

[ Cows mooing ]

Hi.

Uh, it's fine. I'm here.

I'll wait for him.

Yeah.

Okay.

Bye, Hannah.

Dyfan.

Hey, Dyfan.

Hey.

Hi. Hi, Dyfan.

Um, hiya. Hiya.

I'm Megan's mum... Megan Howells.

Your auntie, she's... she's coming in a minute.

But, um, I need you just... just to wait with me.

- Where's Mam? - Your mam.

She's... She's in the town, and she's helping the police.

And I'm helping her. So just come and wait

with me in the car. Okay, good boy.

No, no, no! Dyfan!

Shit! Dyfan!

Hey. Hey, what are you... No, you can't come...

- [ Panting ] - [ Quad bike departing ]

- Faith? - FAITH: Yeah?

TOM: I've just had Saran James in...

sounding off at me about a blackmail threat.

She says you're representing Gael Reardon.

Oh, look, the line is really bad, Tom.

I'm gonna have to phone you later, okay? Bye-bye.

Faith?

Faith?

[ Suspenseful music plays ]

FAITH: Gael.

The package is on your desk. That's it. I'm done. I'm out.

Not till I say.

When Evan and the others went to trial, it was me

who made sure that the police stayed away from you, Gael.

That was nearly 18 months ago. I think we're pretty square now.

Yeah, well, 120,000 grand...

That's a big debt.

You know, just running a few errands

doesn't begin to cover it.

What is it you want?

What's your end game here?

GAEL: I understand that your firm acts for Corran Energy.

- Yes. - They're in trouble.

Now, you get me the right deal,

and we'll call it quits.

They employ a lot of people 'round here with families.

So help me save them.

EVAN: That morning, I wasn't thinking straight.

D.C.I. Parry phoned before... before you woke.

I know all this, Evan. He's told me everything.

He was coming to arrest you.

Oh, you have no idea, Evan.

The women you left is not the woman

who's sitting in front of you now.

Mark my words.

And I've dealt with Parry.

- So carry on. - Dealt with him how?

I'm asking the fucking questions here!

Me!

I jumped.

Off the harbor wall in Port Talbot.

And I swam out.

I wanted the sea to take me,

but the tide washed me back in.

You left us.

I remember getting on a train, and then there's...

...blank.

Days of it.

And I remember wandering at night.

And I remember a hospital waiting room

and it being warm.

And I heard Alys' voice.

It was a video on someone's phone.

I love you, Faith.

- I'm sorry. - You're sorry?

You and Steve Baldini. You were in his arms.

Well, he's been looking out for us, Evan.

He's the only one who has done that, actually.

Because he thinks and he cares.

And he knows what it means to care.

- Are you and him... - Is that what you think of me?

You go and get your stuff.

My God.

You jumped?

You wanted to drown yourself.

You tell me why you took the money from the Glynns.

We needed it. The company needed it.

- It was going under. - But you didn't tell me.

- I tried to. - No, you didn't try.

- You wouldn't listen. - Do you know what this is, Evan?

This is about bastard pride.

- That's what this is about. - I faced reality, Faith,

and you avoided it.

[ Down-tempo music plays ]

[ Vehicle door opens, closes ]

[ Both laughing ]

Alys?

Alys? Why aren't you at home?

Alys!

Arthur know where you are?

Ah, you haven't told him.

I see. This is great. Why not?

Who's this?

Hiya. We haven't met.

- Angie. - Angie.

Hi, Angie. Your parents...

Any idea where you are?

- There's my dad. - Sorry. Can't hear you. What?

- ANGIE: There's my dad now. - Your dad?

Good.

[ Whispering ] I don't think it was meant to happen like this.

ANGIE: [ Whispering ] No.

Faith.

Steve.

Been a while.

Mm-hmm.

You okay?

Oh, Faith, look after yourself.

- Angie. - See you.

[ Piano music plays ]

♪ If I could hold you ♪

♪ If only for a second, I could hold you ♪

- ♪ And let the fear rage on ♪ - Come on, please.

♪ Cling to each other in the eye of a storm ♪

♪ Eye of a storm ♪

- ♪ If I could reach you ♪ - Come on.

♪ If only for a second, I could reach you ♪

♪ And let it all go to hell ♪

♪ Hold on together till we go there, as well ♪

♪ Go there, as well ♪

♪ 'Cause I know I could never ♪

♪ Be what you need ♪

♪ Never see what you see ♪

♪ Never be ♪

♪ Anything more than ♪

Where's Angie come from, then?

- Tenby. - Ohh.

ALYS: Her mum's just had a baby.

She couldn't stand it, so came to live with her dad.

FAITH: Oh, dear.

She knows about us, Mam.

What do you mean, "knows about us"?

How Dad was a drug dealer.

FAITH: Daddy's not a drug dealer, Alys.

He made a mistake.

I've told you this.

Some people let him down.

Your dad would never hurt anybody.

- It was just a business thing. - ALYS: Yeah.

And Steve's just a friend?

Exactly.

FAITH: Sorry I'm late.

- ARTHUR: Oh, hello. - Hi.

MEGAN: You were too late to make pizzas.

Sorry, darling.

Mammy's sorry, okay?

Uh, tomorrow. I promise.

Okay? Mwah!

MEGAN: Is it true... Dyfan's dad's dead?

Who told you that, darling?

I heard Gwen's mam say.

Well, um...

...it's very, very sad.

And we're going to look out for Dyfan.

That's what we're gonna do.

Okay?

Good girl.

I just popped in to say hello to the kids.

Rhodri been eating chocolate again? How many times, Tom?

TOM: Ah, it's not gonna spoil his appetite, is it? Look.

LISA: I did tell him, babes.

- Forgot about Alys, did you? - Nope. She was by the swings.

My phone tracks her to the last yard.

See, look, babes, everything is under control.

Look at us. It's a team effort.

Did you get my things from art shop, Mam?

I've had the most fantastic idea.

This is, uh... Thank you very much.

This.

Shells.

You've got a big bag of them, haven't you?

We could cut up an old box, paint it, make a collage.

Eco-friendly, and won't cost a penny.

- Okay. - Okay!

Right. Alys, Meg, dinner's ready.

- Come on. - FAITH: Go on.

Go. Go and see what delicious treats he's got.

Quick word, Faith?

I've got a table booked soon.

Okay.

FAITH: Going anywhere nice?

Hmm?

Gael Reardon.

She asked me to convey an offer. That's all I did.

- For a fee? - For a fee.

You know the history there, Tom.

You blame Evan, not me.

- You kept this quiet. - Something of a firm tradition,

then, isn't it?

- I'll get rid of her. - You have to.

She wants to buy Corran Energy.

And if I negotiate the right price

[Sighs] she's prepared to put an end to it.

And seeing as we'll never see that 32 grand again

unless someone does takes them over,

I think it might be in our best interests.

TOM: Alright.

Alright.

I'm prepared to make soundings.

But you're not to defend Madlen Vaughan.

What? You being serious?

- Yes. - Are you?

- I'm very serious. - [ Laughing ] Tom.

- That's a very serious face. - Stop it.

- Really? - Yep.

- Tom. - Mm-hmm?

FAITH: This is a murder case.

And it...

Are you being serious?

Absolutely.

FAITH: For one of our oldest clients, Tom. It's...

William Vaughan was our client, Faith.

- Yeah. - If we defend his murderer,

- we'll be shunned. - Alleged murderer.

We'll be shunned.

Innocent until proven guilty, Tom.

Do you remember that?

TOM: [ Sighs ]

God, nobody could... Nobody knows what that poor girl

is going through more than me.

- Nobody! - Oh, come on, Faith.

You've never done a murder case.

Then let this be the first.

They've picked on the...

well, on the easiest suspect, haven't they?

And they've decided that she's guilty,

and they're doing what they always do.

They just go after the evidence that fits their theory.

You're already far too invested.

She's innocent.

- TOM: You'd be a danger to her. - Well, that's harsh.

That's, um...

We'd all rather life were just.

Mm-hmm.

Sorry about the chocolate.

Right, sausages.

Bye-bye. Mwah.

And a bye-bye to you. Mm.

- Bye-bye. - LISA: Right, bye, guys.

Um, babes, I've got to dash.

Alright? Tom, he's giving me a lift.

- Okay. Love you. - Mwah. Love you.

Bye, guys. Bye, Rhods!

Thank you. Eat up, please, Alys.

Stop playing with it.

Slipped her the invite just before you got home.

Smooth as velvet, he was.

Yep. [ Sighs ]

- Oh, dear God, no. - Uh-huh.

Oh, no.

[ Engine starts ]

Oh, dear God, no.

"And the five little monkeys all came home together.

And they all snuggled up together

in their little monkey nest.

And one of the five little monkeys had fluffed.

And they all went to sleep, happily ever...

'wafter.'"

[ Laughs ] What did you think? Did you like that?

- Maybe a seven. - FAITH: A seven?

Megan Howells, it's at least an eight!

[ Laughs ]

Come on, then. Shall we go up to bed?

Megs?

I miss Daddy while he's in prison.

I know, darling.

And he misses you very much, too.

You've got your milk. Oop-pah-pah!

Up, up, up.

[ Birds chirping ]

Saran.

Tom said you came to the office.

Uh, I just... I just wanted to assure that your visit

from Mrs. Reardon had nothing to do with me or my firm.

And in any event, I apologize.

You go on to the dentist. I'll follow you there.

Okay.

As for the police, their involvement won't be necessary.

Mrs. Reardon won't be troubling you any further.

This all goes back to Evan, doesn't it?

Look, Faith.

I've only one thing to say to you...

as a friend.

Leave. Do it.

Get out and find your own life...

before you drown with him.

[ Knock on window ]

Hi.

Sorry. We've, um, had some forensics back.

It's not looking good for her, I'm afraid.

Uh...

Look, Susan, I may not be staying long.

Um...

my partners, they think that she may benefit from lawyers

more used to this sort of stuff.

Oh, I see.

Well, if it helps,

I suppose you'll be looking for a guilty plea.

BREEZE: Your fingerprints were found on the gun,

the cabinet, and the key.

- I locked it in there. - When?

When I fetched the Ranger back from the field.

When I went down there, it was on the grass,

next to the trailer.

You didn't mention this yesterday.

- Did you pick it up, Madlen? - I took it back

to the house in the Ranger.

BREEZE: And you just left the trailer in the field?

The ground was wet. The wheels were spinnin'.

Let's talk about the arguments, Mrs. Vaughan.

- Were they about money? - I tried to keep things nice,

for Dyfan, but Will, he'd snap a bit and go into himself.

Great. We'll get Dyfan in. Get him to verify it.

MADLEN: Dyfan?

It's got nothing to do with him.

I'll go with them.

He's a potential defense witness.

I've every right to be there.

- TOM: Faith. - Yes?

TOM: I've contacted a firm in Cardiff.

They're sending someone out to see Madlen Vaughan

this afternoon. Now, you have told her

you're withdrawing, haven't you?

FAITH: Look, I'll phone you back, okay?

To be clear, I'm allowing you to observe,Mrs. Howells.

Not to intervene.

[ Door opens ]

FAITH: Hi, Dyfan.

Mammy sends her love.

You'll see her very soon.

Now, she wants you to answer this man's questions

as best as you can.

Alright? But only tell him what you can remember.

- I'll be right here. - BREEZE: That's enough.

- Thank you. - Right here.

[ Suspenseful music plays ]

Hello, Dyfan.

My name's Laurence. It's nice to meet you.

TOM: Corran Energy owes Howells Abercorran £32,000.

We're going to have to call it in.

EMRYS: We may need a little longer.

TOM: We've been approached by a party

interested in buying the business.

They've asked for your price.

[ Door opens, closes ]

BREEZE: So, what happened when you couldn't find your dad?

Mam kept calling, but he didn't answer.

BREEZE: Did you see your mum pick up a gun?

What did she do with it?

Put it in the Ranger.

Oh, the Ranger.

Was it this one?

I think he's had enough for one day.

BREEZE: Yeah, and I've nearly finished.

How far away from the river was the Ranger when you found it?

Was it near, or was it far?

- Dyfan? - 85 steps.

Dyfan likes to count things. Don't you, love?

BREEZE: So, you went down to the river?

Mam, she called me back.

BREEZE: Did your mum go down to the river?

BREEZE: Why didn't you go down to the river, Mrs. Vaughan?

Why didn't you go down to the river?

Take your time, Madlen. It's okay.

I was scared.

What were you scared of, Madlen?

That I'd find him hanging from a tree.

Madlen Vaughan, I am charging you

with the murder of your husband, William Andras Vaughan.

FAITH: You can't charge her. You cannot charge her.

Because you've absolutely no evidence!

Listen to me. You have absolutely no evidence

- that she fired that gun. - WILLIAMS: That's enough.

- FAITH: No, no! - WILLIAMS: Calm down!

- [ Sobbing ] - [ Door opens ]

You're all... You're bastards!

What is wrong with you people?!

[ Madlen crying ]

What is wrong with you?

I'm sorry.

No, I'm not the police. I'm a defense lawyer,

defending a murder case, and I require access

to your network's location data.

Yeah, well, can you...

Thank you.

Can you give me the number, please?

Okay, just a second.

I'm gonna write this down.

As in...

Yeah, just a little bit slower this time.

Okay. Yeah, that's great. Thank you.

That's a great help. Thank you very much.

Faith, you promised. We had an agreement.

Yeah, well, she's innocent, Tom.

TOM: Well, at least I've kept my side of the bargain.

I got a figure out of Corran Energy.

Are you gonna tell me?

Yeah.

[ Laughs ]

[ Sighs ]

CERYS: Ah, you've got to step away, Faith.

- She trusts me, Cerys. - TOM: Look, Faith.

You've got three children.

You've got a mortgage to pay and a husband in prison.

FAITH: She's innocent.

- She's innocent. - TOM: Christ's sakes!

Wake up.

CERYS: We're meant to be a team.

Partners building a business, making decent money.

What happened, Faith?

I feel like we've lost you somewhere.

[ Down-tempo music plays ]

FAITH: 71, 72, 73, 74...

75, 76, 77, 78...

79, 80, 81, 82...

83, 84...

85, 86.

[ Woman vocalizing ]

Gael. I've got a figure from Corran.

It's 6. £6 mil.

GAEL: Tell them it's not even in the right ballpark, Faith.

Yeah, they'll be lucky to get £2 million.

- ALYS: Hi, Mam! - FAITH: Hello!

I smell pizza!

Sorry about the mess. Weren't expecting you.

- LISA: Babe. - Hiya! Mwah.

- Hello! Mwah. Hello! - Put tomatoes on.

Hey, don't mind me, babes. [ Clears throat ]

I'm just here for the freebies. Isn't that right?

- Get that inside of you. - Thank you.

- Yes, no problem. - And I need a word

with you later.

- [ Chuckles ] - Mmm!

More importantly,

what did Ms. Gwynn think of your collage?

ARTHUR: Oh, she only put it on the wall, Mam.

- She didn't put it on the wall? - She put it on the wall.

She put it on the wall?!

She put your collage on the wall?!

You're brilliant, you are! You're absolutely brilliant.

Do you know that? Right. Let Mammy have a go at this.

This looks so much fun.

- Can I have a go? - Oh, come on, then.

- Let's see what you're made of. - Ah, no, no, no.

- She's gonna be rubbish at that. - What do you mean?

- We haven't got a dog, Lise. - What?

FAITH: That's a dog's pizza, innit?

- That's my spicy surprise there. - FAITH: It's a spicy something.

I don't think you've got enough balls on it.

WILLIAMS: Sorry. It's the best we can do. Sorry.

When can I see my son?

Oh, we'll see what happens in court.

Can't I phone him?

Well, it's not permitted.

Please.

Right.

- Five minutes. Speak quietly. - Thanks.

Mrs. Howells... She's a good lawyer, isn't she?

- Yeah, yeah, she is. - Yeah, I'll tell him.

[ Cell door closes ]

FAITH: No Tom tonight?

It was just a meal.

And a little bit of footsie and back to the boat?

[ Laughs ] Babe, he's old enough to be my dad.

- Now stop it. - Oh.

- Wouldn't be the first time. - Who?

Well, it wouldn't be the first time, would it?

Do you remember, oh, Edwin?

- Oh. [ Laughs ] - [ Nasal voice ] "Hello.

- My name is Edwin." - "Nice to meet you."

"This is my dog."

[ Normal voice ] Why did he take his dog everywhere with him?

LISA: Don't talk about Edwin.

It's embarrassing. I was drunk, and I was really...

I was really, really desperate.

FAITH: You were thinking, "Oh, I'm hungry," at the time.

[ Both laugh ]

Can I have some of that, please?

- I'm not... - LISA: Right, careful now.

- Oh, oh. Nice. - Mm. Mm.

LISA: This is a nice one, this, isn't it?

[ Both laugh ]

Talking about being desperate...

you're not really gonna wait for him, are you?

I mean, seriously? Two years?

Look at you, babe. You're in your prime.

They'd be queuing 'round the block for you.

- Lisa. Stop it. - LISA: No, they would.

Please, Lise.

It doesn't interest me.

Right, enjoy.

- Won't be long. - Okay.

[ Door closes ]

EVAN: I should never have come home.

I should have gone straight to the police.

FAITH: Then both of us would have got arrested.

[ Sighs ]

Steve Baldini shifted the drugs you ordered from Gael Reardon...

...to pay off the Glynns and the firm's debts.

I made a deal with Parry, which just leaves Gael Reardon

out of the deal.

I'll sort it.

What did you expect me to do, Evan?

See us all turfed out onto the street?

Now, I've just dug you out of a very, very, very big hole.

Now you need to decide what you want to do.

You have three children upstairs...

Alys, Megan...

...and Rhodri.

I want to look after you all.

- I want to start again. - [ Sighs ]

EVAN: I want to show you who I am.

Who are you, then?

Who are you?

We've established that you're a really shit lawyer.

I just want us to be happy.

[ Laughs ]

I've decided to hand myself in to the police.

FAITH: So what's stopping you?

Look at me.

I'm still here.

And I am for the sake of our children,

for what's most precious to us, Evan.

EVAN: Will you forgive me, Faith?

FAITH: It's morning.

I'll go make the packed lunches.

You make the breakfast.

Stop whimpering like a little child.

[ Light switch clicks ]

Wakey, wakey.

PROSECUTOR: Ma'am, Mrs. Vaughan is charged

with the murder of her husband, William Vaughan.

We ask that the matter is transferred directly

to the Crown Court.

We don't envisage any application for bail.

Ma'am, I appear on behalf of Mrs. Vaughan.

While we make no application for bail this morning,

we will certainly do so if the Crown proceeds

in anything less than a timely fashion.

Mrs. Vaughan is a single mother

and now the sole proprietor of a farm.

Faith, why aren't you helping me?

Faith, please.

MAITLAND: The evidence against her is circumstantial at best.

Justice will not be served by a long period awaiting trial.

[ Piano music plays ]

♪ If I could hold you ♪

♪ If only for a second, I could hold you ♪

♪ And let the fear rage on ♪

♪ Cling to each other in the eye of a storm ♪

♪ Eye of a storm ♪

♪ If I could reach you ♪

♪ If only for a second, I could reach you ♪

♪ And let it all go to hell ♪

♪ Hold on together till we go there, as well ♪

♪ Go there, as well ♪

♪ 'Cause I know I could never ♪

♪ Be what you need ♪

♪ Never see what you see ♪

♪ Never be ♪

♪ Anything more than ♪

♪ Just somewhere to run to ♪

♪ When you're scared to come to ♪

JUDGE: Mr. Howells, I give you credit for offering yourself

as a police informant

and for giving evidence for the Crown in this case.

Nevertheless, you've committed a serious offense

and abused your position of trust as a solicitor.

♪ I won't be anything ♪

For the offense of converting criminal property,

namely the sum of £250,000

acquired on behalf of Mr. Dewi Glynn,

you will go to prison for four years.

♪ ...and let up the sky ♪

♪ Let them see who you are ♪

♪ 'Cause I know I could never ♪

♪ Be what you need ♪

♪ Never see what you see ♪

♪ Never be ♪

♪ Anything more than ♪

♪ Just somewhere to run to ♪

♪ When you're scared to come to ♪

♪ I'll be there ♪

♪ Someone who knows ♪

♪ I won't be anything more ♪

♪ I won't be anything, I won't be anything ♪

♪ I won't be anything more ♪