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There's no money.
$1 .2 million?
Stop. Stop waiting. Stop.
Stop.
I want
a
chocolate. Oh, but you don't want a lemon. You know what? How about you just
my thing?
What do you reckon?
Just a whole bowl of my thing.
Special day.
Bon appetit.
Probably get locked up for that too, though.
Yeah.
You okay?
Yeah. Yeah, just shock.
Oh, that's good shock, though.
We can get the motel up and running. You can stop working so hard.
We deserve this break, Liam.
Yeah?
Yeah. Yeah.
Okay. Okay.
Get that.
Save me some ice in case.
Mum, what's up?
Oh, yeah, yeah.
Okay, I'm on my way.
Hey, don't worry. We'll find her.
Kevin. Someone's gone missing.
No. Uh, no. Who can I get? He called me.
When? Like, nearly two hours ago.
Shh.
Okay. No, no, no.
I'm the one she called.
Uh, Keith.
Thanks.
Joe, what happened to me?
Living with the devil on a dead end street.
Mad about dropping through the hole in my hands. Picking holes from the bones
the guilty.
Uh -huh.
Yeah, I've checked the south side and the railway station.
Yeah, no, I've checked the high school already.
Hold on.
I'll call you back.
Hi, Miss Walter.
Hey, Michaela, have you seen Summer?
No, not since the races.
Any idea where she might be?
Skate park maybe? I already checked there. What about the bridge?
Dry Creek Bridge.
Yeah, kids just go there sometimes.
What's happening?
Okay, cops have gone to Stacy's and mum's getting robbed.
I killed him.
You're in shock, Nick. Ian, I just lived.
Nick,
you need to make a statement, okay? No, you found her, but it's going to be
okay.
I'll be right here, okay?
Come on. I know.
Shh.
No, Fran, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. He is wrong. I don't know. He didn't
stop. Get off me, please.
No, no, no, no, no,
no, no.
Some say you'll never be gone forever. You need to tell Rob.
Some say there's music where you go.
Don't react to the...
I have no faith in my heart to tell to a part,
ocean above and sky below.
Oh, my God.
Get away from me.
We'll bring her back to us.
What's that?
Someone will come back to mum's.
She is a Harris.
She's a Walter too.
She can come to mine.
Rob, we have to honour our girl's spirit.
Our way.
Well, you're more than welcome to do that at my house.
And you've arrested half the people that'll want to see our girl.
It'll just be easier when he's okay.
I should
have
gone and got it.
Wait, what do you mean?
It's the racist.
He couldn't find anyone. He rang me. I told him to come to me.
Well, then what did you do?
I don't know, I got distracted.
Jesus, Nick, what is the matter with you? Not her fault. We were the ones who
were supposed to be looking after her.
She was looking for you. Where were you?
We need to pick up the kids.
Are you good to wait for Rob?
It was an accident.
You can't blame yourself, okay?
It's right in my pocket.
Hey, stop saying that.
You don't know what I've done.
Well, I don't care what you've done. You would care if you knew. No, I don't,
okay?
I really don't.
Stop, stop, stop, stop. Hey, I've got it.
I'm his mother.
Brian.
Hey, I've got this.
Rob?
I've got bread.
And here is a three -shock.
We can make enough coronation sandwiches to think a battleship.
Have you got much?
I know, it's all chemical, but... Leave it, breathe.
She reached out to Nicole, so it was her who dropped the ball.
Nicole didn't.
She didn't stand there in this room and promise to look after them. You know,
you didn't.
Mum did, and... Yeah, we all did. No, well, you were missing in action on
that particular occasion, if I remember rightly.
Yes.
There has been four years.
Now I've done with it.
I have all these feelings and I don't want to do this.
It's not safe being wrong.
It's okay.
It's okay.
Can you please come to mum?
I know I'm not going to be there, but I can look at her in a coffin on my own.
If anything happened to any of them... It won't.
I won't need it, I promise.
Will you come to bed?
I should check on Mum and... and look for no one here.
Send them home, Ella.
Bye bye.
Really.
Tongue you handle from all on the ground Don't take
food into the house get it finally and when you go inside take off your shoes
with your bloody, bobbly polar flea.
Hello, Mr Kowalski. Yes, hi.
Yes, of course. How much is the deposit?
Yeah, we've just had a death in the family.
Yeah, thank you.
I bet you'll have it by the end of the week.
I just got off the phone to the guys at the winery and they will book you for
the frost season.
Great. We'll say it like you mean it, babe.
We've been touched the sides, sis.
Well, the government funding has come through to fix more of the road.
It was just on the news.
So you can give your mate a call about that.
One chopper.
Well, yeah.
Yeah, we can work that one harder, Rob, and get back to where we were.
And Danny McClintock, he rang this morning. He has an idea he wants to talk
you about too, so... And what if I don't want to?
Want to what?
Get back to where we were.
I just don't think that now is the time for big life changes, Rob.
Like, you're breathing.
We all are.
But, I mean, life...
It just has to go on.
But you want money?
Well, yeah.
It's pretty hard to get by without it.
For the lawyer?
Well, yes. I have found some money for the deposit and I am planning to go and
see him up in Auckland soon.
Are you fucking serious?
It's five grand.
What? You got that from your dad? No, no.
I've told you, we're not getting anything out of him. Right, well, that
grand's mine then.
It's ours. No, it's mine.
I mean, it's a drop in the bucket,
but I need it.
Have you seen the bills piling up in the office?
Get this through your skull.
There's no lawyer, no baby, and I need that money.
Hi, Nicole.
Hey, looking good.
Oh, hey, Biddy. How's it going?
Jill, what have you got there?
Um, council paperwork for the motel.
Terrible timing.
The contract is available and I'm about to meet him.
Jerry was just doing his job, Nicole. Please don't take it personally.
Pretty hard when you've been told you're an unfit mother.
How's Rob? Ah, a mess, by all accounts.
But thankfully, I think Davey has him back at AA.
Well, I guess he knows the ropes.
What? I mean... in a good way. It's just last time she cleaned them up, he
dumped her.
If it makes you feel any better about the other things, Jerry says that Tessa
can't even pay his bill, so Kowalski won't touch her.
Sorry, who's Kowalski?
The QC from Auckland who was going to take her case.
Get clear.
I better go.
I looked into that Kowalski guy.
specializes in surrogacy cases wins most of them so you know on the plus side
it's probably good that they can't afford him yeah
yeah sorry it's
just uh everything you know i know i know it's a lot
it's gonna be a lot for a while you sure we should be doing
this
No, never.
Sorry. Who do you think you are?
I'm a soldier.
I'm really sorry for your loss.
I'm always such a lovely person.
Don't give me that shit.
What? You bullied her.
You took her phone. You used her to get drugs.
You don't even know me. No, I do. I know you like the back of my hand, you
damning little bitch.
Maybe you should just go over there, just calm, keep it calm.
Don't tell me what to do, okay? Please.
Nothing to do with you, okay?
Yeah, yeah, that's right.
That's exactly it. It's your granddaughter, okay? It's your niece,
daughter, her fucking fake bestie. Like, I loved her.
Yeah, we know. No one's denying that. Don't talk to me about denial. This is
about you. Of course it fucking isn't about me. Of course it isn't. Nothing
is. You want that. Stop.
That is my opinion.
Not now. Control your wife, Rob. What did you say? What did you say?
You're a kid. You're all your bloody rockets here.
Because you're just the mother of the year, eh?
Stop it!
We're all together in the same waka.
No exceptions.
Whether you like it or not, we are a family.
And we're better together than apart.
I mean, didn't the earthquake teach us that?
I know you're hurting, girl.
We all are. No. No.
You were a good step -mum to our girl.
And she loved you.
And that's not taking anything away from you both, okay?
But at the end of the day, we're all to blame.
We were all too busy doing our own bullshit.
Let's not make the same mistake twice.
You've got a minute?
Yeah.
Like, full on.
As in?
Great.
You didn't say they were going to be here, Ma. All right, I'm sorry. What is
going on? Sit down, all of you.
We're fine standing.
I've asked you to sit.
Times like this, I miss you, Dad.
But if he'd seen what happened at Summer's memorial yesterday, he'd have
his belt to the lot of you. We're not children, Fran.
Then stop acting like it.
Now, Liam has something he'd like to say.
The insurance money for the motel.
I want you to get a pass. No, no, no, no, no, no. You can't do that without
talking to me first.
Well, you know what you'll spend it on.
He's been saying some hot shot QC in Auckland about taking Cleo from me.
Yeah, and I'm not going to take your money.
Yes, you will take it, and you will leave Cleo alone.
I'm sorry, who do you think you are? I'm the head of this family, and all this
nonsense has to stop.
You'll split the money, and the baby stays with Nicole. You'll be a good
Tessa, just like you were a good stepmom this summer. But the squabbling, no
more. All right, that's enough.
Rob, come on, let's go.
Rob, let's go.
Rob,
we can do it however you want. I can invest in the company, or we could call
a loan. Did you not hear him? He's not taking your money. Yeah, hold on. I
investing in the company is a good idea.
What about the motel?
We can still make it work.
How can I ever trust her?
You can.
Okay, bye -bye. Bye -bye.
Bye -bye.
You did so well. I'm proud of you.
Go, go, go.
Everything will be fine. Yeah. Everything will be fine. Thank you.
Hey, you didn't think to run that by me first?
None thought that you and Tish would get it at the same time.
So you're okay with Cleo?
Well, if you're okay with the money.
Today.
Touche. You speak French now? Maybe.
Can I have an ice cream?
Uh... Ice cream?
Um... Hmm... Yeah.
Why don't you drop us home, go pick up Millie and take the big kids for
Ooh! What are you going to do? I'm going to put Bob down and I'll start looking
over the plans.
You know, if we're going to scale back, we need to know how much so we can tell
Roy.
What? I
just
wanted to be a mother.
person who you think I am, Tess.
Fuck up, you know.
Where's Heather been?
We are all...
Yeah, you chose Nick over me.
It's so far beyond that.
Well, where are we then?
Stacey's here.
I forgot about you.
I just don't want you to hear all that stuff about me again. Yeah, I mean, of
course not. I'm just your current wife.
I'm trying to protect you.
Rob.
If your mum is telling you what to do, Stacey is getting you sober,
and Liam's your new business partner,
what am I for?
I'm done, Nick.
Okay? This is it. Okay, no, you can't just... We're covering up for you all
these years, trying to keep you sane, making sure that you didn't lose your
because of the terrible thing that you did. I didn't want you to cover up for
me. I wanted to go to the police. Yeah, what? And then where would you be, huh?
Where would you be?
You wouldn't be here with your lovely husband.
You've got your pound of flesh to... I just
want my baby. No.
You heard Fran.
It's over.
And you're going to give her to me.
Otherwise, I'm going to tell everyone that you killed a man in Thailand and
thought that you could get away with it.
I didn't get away with it.
Well, I don't think the police are going to say it that way. Come on, Beth. If
you were going to blab, you would have done it by now.
And anyway, it's too late.
I told Liam everything.
He tried to rape you.
If Tessa was a witness, she could have told the cops what happened. No, no,
wouldn't have believed her.
Is that what the surrogacy was about?
I always thought if I could be a good mum, then I can't be a terrible person.
You're not a terrible person.
Liam got one of his cop mates to check with Interpol. There's nothing. There's
no open case from when we were there.
And, you know, I will have to keep paying my own price for what I did, but
cannot hold it over me anymore.
And did Liam tell you any of his secrets?
There's someone out there.
There she goes.
Just saying things again.
You know, just like you have been ever since you fucked up in the first place.
Like if Fran knew, if she knew just how crazy you are, do you still think that
she would let you keep Charlotte? Get out. No, I'm not going anywhere without
what I came here for. Get the fuck out. out of my house.
Now, Tiff.
I think she's burning up, trying to make me look like I'm crazy.
But, no, I'm fine. I am. I'm fine.
Is that Emma?
Well, no, they can fear another one between them, but that's it.
After all this, yes, I finally called her. I cannot tell you how amazing that
felt.
OK, well, have fun. I'll call you.
No. No, no, no, no.
You twisted little bitch.
Get him.
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