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Port authority have approved our approach to the Pasig maritime.

DOOR CLOSES

Captain is confined to his cabin.

So... it's down to us to steady the ship.

Keeping him locked up still doesn't sit right with me.

It's about damage limitation now.

KNOCK ON DOOR

- Sorry, am I interrupting? - I'll catch you later on the bridge.

- Are you OK? - Yeah, fine.

You look like you need a break from this ship.

- Mm. - So, how about an overnight stay?

We can take a little stroll down the Paseo Vara de Rey.

Grab some food in the Marina.

I think Colin and Frankie even mentioned clubbing.

Someone needs to keep an eye on Marlowe.

This isn't on you, Kate.

Look, you go. I want you to have fun.

We can catch up later, yeah?

OK.

Honestly, they're saying you're the captain of the ship. Huh?

- THEY LAUGH - Yeah, I know.

Ah, Jamil!

How's the routine coming along?

Making the final few tweaks.

I'm surprised you're still in the running.

Colin was saying the same when we chatted over drinks last night.

Ciao.

- Don't let him get into your head. - I'm trying, but he's just so...

Jamil! You little sex bomb.

What better way to spend a night off than partying on down at Club Echo?

You can show off some of those new dance moves.

SHE LAUGHS

I'd love to, but after my bar shift,

I have to practice for my big audition tomorrow.

Yeah, well, I mean,

I suppose you need all the practice you can get, don't you?

- Well, just bearing in mind the competition. - Yeah.

Look, you've got me, Carole, and half the ship in your corner.

You're gonna smash it, right?

- Bring on Ibiza, baby. - SHE LAUGHS

Boop boop.

# I'm going on an adventure

# And I got a feeling The sun's gonna shine

# Shine The sun's gonna shine

# I'm in love with the ocean

# And I got a feeling I'm sailing tonight

# Tonight I'm sailing tonight

# It's because of you That I'll always remember

# I'm going on an adventure With you on my mind

# I'm going on an adventure With you on my mind. #

The best seat in the house. May I?

Oh, you are a gent.

Now, I usually have a morning chat with our dear Captain Marlowe.

He's not been doing his rounds the last few days.

Yes. Er, Kate told me that he's been swamped with admin.

Officer appraisals.

I want to thank you for helping Jamil with his audition.

I mean, his confidence has grown so much.

Well, maybe you could do a duet with him in the future.

You know, when he's a fully fledged member of the team.

Will you be coming to the show tomorrow?

- Front-row seat. - I'll do a shout out just for you.

There he is. Hey, er, you're that, er... singer bloke, ain't you?

We met at the show last night.

- I'm Gaz. This is Alex. - All right, mate?

Jack. And, yes. I think you'd had a few.

Yeah. Yeah, probably. Yeah. Alex, get the man a pint. Come on.

Why me? This man has not put his hand in his pocket all week.

It's my birthday. Them's the rules, innit?

- I'm happy with my coffee, thanks. - Hey, listen. Right.

We used to get proper on it back in the day, right, didn't we?

So I thought, "Let's see if we still got it."

Actually, cheap drinks at Club Echo.

Could be just like the good old days.

What do you reckon, Jackie, lad?

- It's my day off. - Come on, what else are you gonna do?

Sit here on your billy all evening?

- What the hell? - That's more like it.

Look sharp, gents, we're getting seshy for a gerry good time! Yes!

'Party people, get your glad rags on,

'cos we have now docked in Ibiza.

'There's sun, sand and sightseeing.

'Don't forget, we've got a partnership promotion

'with Club Echo.

'So whether you like to tango, two-step or even twerk,

'Disco Call will see you on the dance floor.'

- Hi. - Oh, wow.

Who is this, and what have you done with Kate Woods?

Thought I'd try and let my hair down a little bit.

I'll make a raver out of you yet.

Right, let's get to the cocktail bar.

- Mine's a head-banger. - Oh, yeah. Now you're talking.

DANCE MUSIC PLAYS

WHISTLING

Sorry, big man. All right. Take a chill pill.

What's your problem?

Lads, lads, lads, I've just met two absolute beauties from Newcastle.

They've just gone to freshen up. I'm gonna blag us into the VIP area.

Show him a gerry good time.

- Lucky ladies. - What happened to the lads night out?

Oh, this is textbook Gary.

I'll tell you what,

I bet you a fiver he's "forgotten" his wallet and all.

- JACK LAUGHS - Same again?

Yeah.

- GLASS SHATTERS - Oh. Sorry.

Sorry, sorry.

Alex.

Lucia.

Hey.

No chuffing way! This is a blast from the past.

We all met literally 20 years ago in this very same club. Belter.

- It's nice to meet you. - Yeah, nice to meet you, too.

- I own this place now. - Wow!

Yeah, I've done for the last, er, five years.

I've partnered up with another club manager.

Oh, erm, partner as in couples?

No, no, no, no, it's strictly business.

You own this whole place?

That is so impressive.

And, er, what about you?

20 years ago, you had these big dreams

of taking over the family business.

Er...

- GLASS SHATTERS - Yeah, yeah, living the dream.

Big house, nice car, cruise ship holidays.

Excuse me.

- It's kicking off over there. - Hm?

Over there. It's kicking off.

Oh, no, it's nothing. Usual club stuff.

There's my gorgeous Geordies.

Dammit, I run out of euros. Alex, spots to score.

I'll pay you back, I promise.

- Cheers. Girls! - What did I tell you?

THEY SPEAK SPANISH

Hey, creep, get your hands off her.

- Excuse me? - You heard.

Who do you think you are to come to my club and tell me what to do? Huh?

I think maybe we should both calm down. Yeah.

Rico, he's no-one. Ignore him.

Why don't you go check tomorrow's rotas?

I'll serve here. I'll come find you later.

Guys, I think I'm gonna get another drink.

No, you're not, Kate. Come on, get in here.

- Hey! - Hey! That's it.

Oh, we should show her the two-step.

- Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. - Two steps, two steps.

- One, two. - Wait, wait, wait, wait.

Is it click and then clap?

- It don't matter. - Either. Or a body roll.

- What's...? - A body roll. Yeah. OK, ready?

One, two.

And then back?

SHE SCREAMS You came.

I've been texting you.

Wow, that dress. You look amazing.

- You don't look so bad yourself. - What?

I said you don't look so bad yourself.

- I'm sorry I've been distant. - Let's just enjoy the night.

- OK? - OK.

CHEERING

SCREAMING

Step aside, please. Step aside, please.

- Jack. - Huh?

The police will be here in a minute.

The victim's name was Rico Ruiz. He's one of the club owners.

OK. Well, did he fall, or was he pushed?

- Well, clear signs of a struggle. - Well, yeah. There's cash everywhere.

- A potential burglary? - Possibly.

Other than the balcony,

I think this is the only entrance to the office, so...

the killer knew he was here and came to find him.

Maybe. There was an altercation at the bar earlier

between Rico and Lucia.

She's the other club owner. An argument with a local meat head.

- OK, well, erm, maybe she can tell us something. - Yeah.

SIRENS BLARE

Just wait around here. Don't leave yet.

Cheers. Thank you.

They're still questioning everyone. It's going to take a while.

All right, well, listen, once they've been cleared to go,

we'll take everyone back, and we'll run a happy hour on the ship.

Take the edge off.

- Hey, Luce. You all right? - Yes.

No. I don't know.

Look, I'm sure everything's gonna be OK.

You know, the police will sort it out and...

Come here.

Thank you.

Look, erm, we're about to head back to the ship, but...

..if you want, I could hang around.

No.

It was really nice seeing you again, but I can't do this right now.

OK.

Erm, wait. Erm, this is my phone number.

- Drop me a message sometime. - I will.

We're gonna stick around for a bit.

- Are you heading back? - Er, yeah.

Well, tonight took a dark turn, didn't it?

Scuppered my plans with them two northern birds.

Er, you look like you got lucky, though.

- And you stink of perfume. - A gentleman never tells.

I'll see you.

Can we take a look at the CCTV?

That man, he was talking to Rico earlier.

Paco Marin. He works for Carmen Rivera.

Head of a local crime family.

She's a property tycoon on paper,

but everybody knows she's got her fingers in all sorts of nasty pies.

Paco acts as her muscle,

collecting protection money from small businesses.

So, why was he here?

I don't know,

but it seems like he went upstairs when I was refilling the crates.

Was anyone with you at the time?

In the stockroom? No.

You and Rico seem to have a complicated relationship

from what I saw at the bar earlier.

He got a bit handsy. In my line of work, it happens.

Excuse me, Miss Diaz, I'm Inspector Maria Morales.

I'll be needing that security footage.

Ah, yes. Of course.

Who are you?

Uh, I'm Kate Woods, first officer on one of the cruise ships.

I'm here with some of the ship's passengers.

This is my colleague, Jack Grayling. He's a former detective.

That man, Paco Marin,

he was intimidating the victim not long before he fell.

Thank you for your observations, Mr Grayling.

I'll take that on board. Word of advice.

Stay out of situations you don't understand. Mm?

It won't end well.

The drive.

I saw an article online about Paco Marin,

says he was arrested a year ago for assault

but got off and was cleared by Officer Maria Morales.

Maybe she's working with Paco.

Maybe.

You know, I'm still unsure about Lucia.

No love lost between her and Rico.

And she definitely has history with one of the passengers.

Alex seems nice enough.

Though on the way to the club,

he told me that he was divorced and lives in a one-bedroom flat.

But with Lucia, he acted like he had everything.

Maybe he was just trying to impress her.

Well, he saw red when Rico was talking to her.

I had to break them up.

And there was definitely a struggle in the manager's office.

Yeah.

Ah. I found this button on the balcony of Rico's office.

Could be something.

Mm. Jamil, if I don't see you before,

good luck with your audition today.

Hope it goes well.

- All ready to ace it. - Good.

I'll keep you updated.

Good luck.

- Nervous. - I know.

DOOR CLOSES

KNOCK ON DOOR

Sharon, do you have a moment? Or I can come back.

I was just finishing my notes. Take a seat.

- Another flare up? - Oh, no.

Er, actually, I wanted to speak to you about a delicate matter.

I understand the captain came to see you for some tests.

You know I can't discuss my patients.

Of course. It's just that Kate and I are very concerned.

You gave him a thorough assessment.

I've recommended some cognitive tests.

Brain imaging scans and a neurological exam

as soon as the ship gets back to Southampton.

He seems to think he'll just get better with some well-earned rest.

Let me take a look at his blood test,

and I'll get back to you.

- OK. Thank you. I appreciate it. - Not a problem.

I don't suppose you're free for late lunch in San Antonio.

Lunch sounds nice.

- Cheers. - Of course.

Thanks, man.

- ALEX SIGHS - Never seen a dead body before.

No, no, it's messed up, innit? We can't let it ruin our holidays.

And if he was trying to screw over Lucia, then...

- The snake got what he deserved. - Mm.

Here, son, stick another double in there, will you? Cheers.

Good morning, gents.

- Morning. - How are you both feeling?

You know.

Last night, when Rico fell, I didn't see you on the dance floor anywhere.

Were you at the bar?

Oh, no, I was actually in the VIP toilets when it kicked off.

Oh, as in opposite the manager's office? Did you hear anything?

No. I was enjoying the company of a certain tall Geordie brunette.

But I don't like to kiss and tell.

I went to look for Lucia.

Don't mind me asking. What is... What's the deal with her?

You told her that you were living the dream.

He's not gonna give some bird he had a fling with 20 years ago

the full sob story, is he?

She's not just some bird, Gaz.

I met her on our first night here back in, er, summer 2006.

We got chatting.

Got off with her on the dance floor to DJ Sammy, was it?

I did. And then fast forward to the end of the summer,

she asked me to stay on in Ibiza.

I said I had too much to go back to,

which is the biggest mistake of my life.

Come on, let's go to the pool bar,

find a couple of nice ladies to share a bottle of bubbles with.

It's on me this time. Come on.

Oh, yeah, I guess I could do with some fresh air.

And if he's paying...

..I'm game.

- Cheers, lad. - Thank you.

Enjoy.

Jamil.

- Yeah? - What's your take on them two?

Other than Gary actually covering the drinks charge for a change,

they didn't say much.

Only that Rico was screwing Lucia over and got what he deserved.

Sorry, is Lucia here?

Not for long. She's packing up.

This is my place now. So any enquiries, talk to me.

PHONE DINGS

No-one mentioned the club had changed hands.

Why would they? I buy businesses all the time.

It's not newsworthy. Who are you?

Jack Grayling. Kate Woods. We are working with the police.

I'm surprised the club isn't still locked down as a crime scene.

The police assured me they had all the evidence they need.

So now I need you to get off the premises

so I can start revamping this place.

Rico really let standards slip.

- I don't like her. - Yeah.

Lucia, what's going on?

Carmen just told us that you sold her the club.

She made an offer months ago, but we refused.

So she's been threatening suppliers and trying to scare off customers.

Rico hinted at some cash flow issues,

but I didn't know how bad it was.

So he went behind my back and signed it over to her.

Well, you can go to the authorities or seek legal advice, no?

This is Carmen Rivera we're talking about.

You don't cross her.

Do you think she had something to do with Rico's death?

Who knows what this woman is capable of?

Yesterday morning, I overheard her threatening him.

There must be something you can do.

Look, in the last 24 hours,

I've lost my club and my business partner.

I... I can't fight this.

I'm done.

Making threats, dodgy deals.

Wouldn't surprise me if she was paying the police off.

If Carmen is as dangerous as Lucia says,

we can't start making accusations. We need proof.

I wonder if there's anything in the office

if Carmen met Rico there yesterday.

I say we pay Inspector Morales a visit, see if she's team Rivera.

She wouldn't tell you if she was.

Well, we can't go confronting a potential gangster, Kate.

It's too dangerous.

Let's scope out Morales and then reassess.

I'll need to write a report for the port authorities first.

Good luck with your corrupt copper.

I thought I made it clear. You should leave this case to me.

Because you're working with Carmen.

Will you make the CCTV evidence disappear for a cash payment?

You think I would compromise my integrity

and my job for a bribe?

Listen, I have worked this case for six years.

Carmen Rivera thinks she's untouchable.

Paco is my way in.

I'm trying to convince him to give evidence

so I may stand a chance at bringing her down.

Estas esperando?

Did the victim have any buttons missing from his shirt?

- I don't know. - PHONE BUZZES

I would need to check with forensics. Why do you ask?

Is everything OK?

Kate's gone back to the club. We need to get back there. Please.

Well, well, look what the cat dragged in.

TYRES SCREECH

- PHONE DIALLING - They could be armed.

- We have to wait for reinforcements. - HE SIGHS

Jack. Jack!

Jack!

I heard your conversation.

I know what you've just said about Rico.

Doesn't prove anything.

It puts you in the frame for murder.

You should never have taken me on.

What are you going to do with me?

I don't know.

I haven't decided yet.

- You OK? - Madre de Dios.

The cavalry has arrived.

- Paco, show this loser out. - Try me. Hm?

- I wouldn't, if I were you. - DISTANT SIREN WAILS

Paco? Dejalo.

Kate.

It's finished, Carmen.

SIRENS APPROACHING

SHE EXHALES Hey.

You shouldn't have gone back there without me.

Well, you said yourself - we needed evidence,

or else we'd never have nailed Carmen.

Do you realise how dangerous that was, Kate?

You could've been seriously hurt.

- I had it under control. - But you didn't.

Look, I know this situation with Marlowe has affected you,

but you shouldn't have done that.

What happened with my dad...

..was completely heartbreaking.

I mean, my dad, he was... he was my hero.

So to see him become...

..a shadow of himself...

..it was awful.

So for me to think that that same fate

might now be waiting for Marlowe is...

Then we'll be there for him. OK?

You don't have to deal with this on your own.

Just promise me one thing.

You won't ever do that again.

Carmen has hired a hotshot lawyer.

She's denying having anything to do with the murder.

What about the phone conversation I recorded?

Circumstantial evidence.

It turns out Rico had actually signed the club over

just before he was killed.

If the place was already hers, she had no motive to kill him.

So we're back to square one.

Carmen is a tough nut to crack.

But Paco has agreed to testify against her

in exchange for protection.

- I'll keep you updated. - Thank you.

So, the club deal.

Lucia said that she only found out about it that morning.

But to me, it looked like she knew way more than she was letting on.

Maybe she found out that Rico was going behind her back,

so she just lashed out at him.

Maybe. I'll have a look online.

- I'll try and find an address. - HE EXHALES DEEPLY

Hey, er... Can't wait to show you my routine this evening.

Ah, well.

- Jamil... - I know people think I'm a joke.

- COLIN SIGHS - Nobody thinks that, Jamil.

But, you know, entertaining an audience night after night, it...

- ..it isn't easy. - Oh.

Does that mean Goran has this all sewn up?

No.

- Look, the thing is... - Colin...

I promise you, I'm going to do you proud.

JAMIL CHUCKLES SOFTLY

- That was delicious. - It truly was.

The company wasn't too bad either.

HE CHUCKLES SOFTLY

Er... I looked over my test results.

There is no easy way to say this, but...

these symptoms confirm early-onset dementia.

So Kate was right.

Every case is different, but in my medical opinion,

I don't think Marlowe is going to get better.

But dementia can be treatable.

It can be slowed down with the right meds.

Long trees catch most wind.

It's a delicate situation.

Well... I'm here if you need anything.

That means more than you know.

Er, hey, Lucia. It's Alex.

Erm, I tracked you down from an old address you gave me,

and I'm at your place now.

Can you give me a call back? Cheers.

- Alex? What are you doing here, mate? - Oh, hi.

Erm, I just came to see Lucia, but I don't think she's in.

- Unless she doesn't wanna see me. - CHUCKLES AWKWARDLY

Lucia, it's Kate.

We need to talk to you about Rico, please.

Either that, or you could wait to talk to the police.

- Hi. - Hi.

I will answer your questions, but we must speak quietly.

My mother is inside. I don't want to wake her.

Of course.

I thought you'd be in some penthouse apartment somewhere

- overlooking a beach, just like you always dreamed of. - Yeah.

Yeah, I know this doesn't scream "successful businesswoman".

When the rent went up,

I couldn't afford my own place as well as the club, so...

..I moved in with my mum.

Well, I wasn't entirely truthful back at the club.

My life hasn't turned out that great either.

Swap a mum for a teenager,

and we are practically in the same boat.

ALEX CHUCKLES AWKWARDLY

I can see why 20K cash might come in handy for the pair of you.

What cash?

I got a sense Rico was up to something,

but I didn't think he would sign a contract.

And now the mob owns the majority of a business

I've worked my whole life to build.

- I cannot trust anyone. - Whoa, whoa, whoa, hey, hey, hey.

You can trust me. All right? I'm here for you.

Lucia Diaz, where were you at the time of the murder?

Er, in the stockroom, like I told you.

Listen, this is my mum's house. You cannot just turn up here.

Is this where you're stashing the cash

you took with your deal from Carmen?

We managed to restore the files you deleted from the CCTV.

I don't know what you're talking about.

Money was missing from the cash box, and the killer most likely took it.

You said you were in the stock room,

but the cameras clearly show you in the stairwell, counting Euro notes.

No, I didn't...

Listen, it wasn't from the cash box. It was taken from the till.

I thought Rico might screw me over, so I wanted to get there first.

I knew it looked bad, so I tried to wipe it from the cameras, but...

Miss Diaz, you interfered with evidence and lied in your statement.

We're arresting you on suspicion of murder.

I didn't do it. No, no, no.

Good job. You disturbed her when she was tampering with the CCTV.

Given more time, I expect she would have corrupted the whole drive.

Stop!

- I-I did it. - What?

- Alex, no... - It was me. I killed Rico.

Arrest me.

No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no! Por favour, que no lo ha hecho.

Miss Diaz. Miss Diaz, please.

- LUCIA SPEAKS SPANISH - Miss Diaz, please.

Mr Staples has made a full confession.

We have enough to charge him with murder.

Alex didn't even mention getting into a fight.

'We're still not ruling out Lucia Diaz.'

She's been released under investigation, but...

a confession cannot be ignored.

Even if it doesn't stack up?

Now, that question you asked me, about the victim's shirt,

forensics confirmed it wasn't missing any buttons.

SIGHS DEEPLY

How would Alex even know where the manager's office was?

Unless he followed Rico back there.

Maybe he thinks she's guilty

and he's falling on his sword to get Lucia off the hook.

But if he thinks getting locked up abroad

for some girl that he kissed over 20 years ago is romantic,

he's a fool.

It must have been some kiss.

Oh, Morales has confirmed that the button we found at the crime scene

didn't belong to Rico's shirt.

- You think it belongs to the killer? - Maybe.

But Alex was wearing a T-shirt.

Yes.

Mr Banks, laundry.

SIGHS

PHONE RINGS

- Mate, shouldn't you be warming up? - Yes, I'm about to, but...

I found something you might want to see.

I hope I didn't bore you with all my talk of documentary.

Never. I am hanging on your lips.

- SHE LAUGHS - You say the most bizarre things.

Yeah, I am often lost in translation.

Not to me. I find it charming.

The police are charging Alex with murder.

All the hallmarks of a crime of passion.

SCOFFS

There's no way Alex killed Rico.

You seem pretty sure about that.

Well, that confession doesn't make any sense, that's all.

You really wouldn't want your mate to go down for this.

Meaning?

You said that you were in the VIP toilets

right opposite the manager's office when it all happened.

Yeah, but I didn't see any fight.

That shirt you wore to the club, Jamil told me it was damaged.

What happened?

Well, you know what it's like with certain brands -

cheap-quality fabrics.

This is the button we found in the office.

Perfect match to the one that was missing from your shirt.

I don't know what you're on about, mate.

Except you do, Gary.

Because that fight wasn't public knowledge,

yet you said that you hadn't seen it.

I think that you were annoyed at being turned away from the VIP area.

So you snuck into the manager's office,

then you saw the cash,

and you couldn't resist helping yourself to it.

CHATTERING IN SPANISH

Except Rico caught you.

- What are you doing here? - Hey, I'm sorry, mate.

- I'm just looking for the VIP area. - ALEX GRUNTS

- You tried to steal my money! - BOTH GRUNT

Get off me.

MUSIC PLAYS, WHOOPING

THUD, GASPING

We're handing you over to the Spanish police.

The guy's a piece of work.

He was trying to scam Lucia.

Let's go.

That was brilliant, Goran. Thank you.

- I know. - CHUCKLING

Ah, Jamil.

You're still here?

Just waiting my turn.

Ah, but you're wasting your time, my friend.

According to Colin, I absolutely smashed it, hm.

We'll see.

You know, you should stick to serving drinks

and making beds because no-one will ever take you seriously.

Good. Just in time.

Embarrassing, no?

- Where were you? - Er, lost track of time.

- But I'm here now. - Jamil, I'm ready for you.

Right. Remember what I told you.

Showbiz smile and jazz hands.

Come on, Jamil, whenever you're ready.

Yeah, he's just coming, love. OK.

Jamil?

SIGHS

They said Elvis was a talentless redneck

and Sinatra was overrated.

Do you think it never occurred to them to... to give up?

Hey. Can I?

Hi, Jamil, it's Jack.

- Hi, Jack. - Listen, Carole's right.

You've got nothing to prove to anyone except yourself.

- I don't think I can do this. - But you can, mate.

Every time I step out on that stage, I feel scared.

And it's normal to be nervous.

You've just got to take those nerves and use it.

The Jamil Al-Rashid I know isn't a quitter.

You hear me?

Now... you get in there and show them how it's done, OK?

MUSIC PLAYS

Thank you.

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE Jamil!

Wow, Jamil.

What can I say? You blew me away.

I have Carole to thank for that.

And... And Jack, for inspiring me.

And Frankie, for believing in me.

Well, we are still considering other applications.

- What? He was brilliant. - Yeah.

I'm sorry, Carole, it's not your decision to make.

You can't give this to Goran.

- SIGHS - Look, Jamil...

Head office have demanded a department-wide restructure,

and unfortunately, they've shelved the trainee ent officer vacancy.

- I only found out this afternoon. - Hang on a minute.

So you've auditioned two people for a job that doesn't exist?

I tried to tell you, Jamil.

It's just... you were so psyched up for it,

and I didn't know how to break it to you.

It's OK.

It hurts, but...

..I understand.

Look, if it was up to me, the job would be yours.

I'm so sorry.

- SIGHS - I'd better get to work.

Need to turn down the beds.

Jamil...

Nice one, Colin.

SIGHS

Not go as planned, then?

I... I tried to tell her how I feel about her.

But I guess some things aren't meant to be.

- Sorry, mate. - Thanks, mate.

Alex?

Room for one more?

- Hey. - Oh.

- I, er... - CHUCKLES SOFTLY

I can't believe it.

What about your life here?

Sleeping on my mum's sofa with a gangster taking over my club?

What kind of a life am I holding on to?

I couldn't let you walk away again.

So... this is for real?

You still have feelings?

I never stopped.

# Ever since I found out... #

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

Whoo!

- Ah. - CLEARS THROAT

All's well that ends well, it seems.

How are you feeling about everything?

Good, actually. Thanks to you and Carole.

Look... I had the best time learning my routine,

and now I'm a better performer than I ever was.

Without a doubt. You did the best you could do.

And no-one can ask for more than that.

I know. Now I got my eyes on the prize.

So next time a job comes up, I'll be ready. Hm?

Listen, I'm sorry that you missed out,

but I've got a suggestion that might just cheer you up.

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

- Are we all having a good night? - CHEERING

I said, are we all having a good night?!

- CHEERING - Well, the best is yet to come.

Please welcome to the stage my very best friend,

the voice of the ship, that man that makes you want to move those hips,

the one and only Mr Jack Grayling!

Well done.

# Oh, thinking about

# Our younger years

# There was only you and me

# We were young and wild And free... #

Come on!

BEAT KICKS IN

# Baby, you're all that I want

# When you're lying here In my arms

# I'm finding it hard to believe

# We're in heaven

# And love is all that I need

# And I found it there In your heart

# It isn't too hard to see

# We're in heaven

# Oh, thinking about Our younger years

# There was only you and me

# We were young and wild and free

# Now nothing can take you Away from me

# We've been down that road before

# But that's over now

# You keep me coming back for more

# Baby, you're all that I want

# When you're lying here in my arms

# I'm finding it hard to believe

# We're in heaven

# I've been waiting for so long

# For something to arrive

# For love to come along

# Now our dreams are coming true

# Through the good times and the bad

# Yeah, I'll be standing there By you... #

Come on!

# Baby, you're all that I want

# When you're lying here in my arms

# I'm finding it hard to believe

# We're in heaven

# And love is all that I need

# And I found it there In your heart

# It isn't too hard to see

# We're in heaven. #

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

'Ladies and gentlemen, benvenuti a Ancona.'

Hello, Antoine. What a nice surprise.

How about a reunion? We could come on board.

- It's been too long. - De Vreese.

I've been waiting for my morning briefing.

We have a problem with the captain.

He seems to think he's still running the ship.

This traitor is trying to steal my ship.

- GASPING - There was an incident earlier today.

There's one person who can tie this all together.

You're going to want to hear this, Jack.

- Frankie, what's wrong? - SHE SOBS

# You thought you'd run away now

# From the troubles in your life

# And watch a new horizon in the sky

# But now the truth's caught up With you

# Forever

# It's waiting for you

# In the deep blue. #