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- The person you are calling cannot be-

- I'm at the end not the start.

You say me when it's time to part.

What am I?

- Goodbye!

- Thank you all so much.

- We're really gonna miss you, Miss Davies.

- Aww, I'm really gonna miss you guys too.

Thank you.

- Jeffrey, no running.

- Sorry, Miss Dempsey.

- Ooh!

You're tempting me to take a leave of absence

just for the free swag.

Oh, lavender.

You know my students' idea of a thank you gift

is their leftover Halloween candy?

- Please, take it.

I'm not sure I'm gonna get all of this in my case.

- They'll be lost without you, you know?

- Well, they've survived my pop quizzes,

I'm sure they'll be all right.

- And what about you?

Are you sure about this?

- It's Scotland.

Castles, mountains, bagpipes,

what's not to love?

- Sure, but you could've just gone on vacation.

You didn't need to take a job.

- I guess, I'm just an overachiever.

- Just like your mom.

Well, being a live-in tutor to a moody

15-year-old sounds like my idea of hell.

- I don't know.

Connecting one-on-one?

I think it could really make a difference.

- I know it's been a tough time.

I'm really proud of you.

Ooh, I better run before I get volunteered

for after-school detention.

Promise me you'll look after yourself?

- I promise.

- And call if you need anything? - I will.

- And if you meet a sexy Scottish hunk,

you'll send me a picture?

- I'll miss you too.

Mm!

- Oh, yeah.

- Yes!

Thank you.

- You must be Kate.

- Yeah, hi.

Kate Davies.

- Annie Seabright.

We're so happy to have you here.

- Happy to be here.

- Do you trap shoot?

- No... - Mm

Well, I like to stay sharp.

Nothing to fear,

unless you're made of clay.

Please, come inside.

- Your house is beautiful.

- This estate is my pride and joy.

Next to Hannah, of course.

Well, please, leave your things

and join me for some tea.

Milk? Sugar?

- I'm not sure.

- Here.

- Thanks.

- You know, I was really impressed with the application.

The agency usually sends me backpackers or graduates,

so having an actual high school teacher is quite the coup.

- Well, English is my specialty,

but I've been brushing up across the Scottish curriculum.

I'd be happy to run through a few lesson ideas with you.

- Yeah, that'd be great.

- Is Hannah preparing for any exams?

Nat 5s, GCSEs?

SATs?

- If I'm honest,

it's not something we've ever really considered.

- Has she always been homeschooled?

- It's just a better fit for us.

But the council's always been impressed with her development.

You don't have to pretend with me.

Oh.

Maybe it'll grow on me.

- I'm sure it will.

Why are you here, Kate?

- What do you mean?

- Well, something must have happened

for a high school teacher to take a simple tutoring job

halfway across the world?

- My mom.

There was so much she wanted to do.

To see.

Since losing her, I realized I needed to

step into the unknown.

Shake things up.

- Losing someone you love,

the grief can manifest itself in such strange ways.

Don't you think?

Oh!

Why don't I give you the tour?

- That'd be great.

- The dining room's through there

and the kitchen's just across the hall.

I want you to help yourself to anything you'd like.

It's your home now, too.

- That is so kind, thank you.

Do you mind me asking where in the states you're from?

- Here and there.

Though, Scotland just definitely

feels like home now.

If you can't find me here,

I'll be at the stables.

- The agency told me you run a horse breeding business?

- Yeah, that's right.

Oh, Hannah has always been obsessed with horses,

but it is a lot to manage, which is why you're here.

Oh, there's CCTV across the grounds.

- Is that for the horses?

- You can never be too careful.

And the alarm sets at 8:00 pm each evening.

Now, if you are planning any late-night rendezvous,

you'll have to let me know.

- Don't worry. I'm not much of a night owl.

- Great.

And you're happy with the longer-term,

minimum one-year commitment?

I specifically mentioned

I don't want Hannah's education interrupted.

- Of course.

- Great.

Hannah will be thrilled she has someone she can depend on.

It's been a rough time for her since her last tutor left.

Hannah's room.

She's down at the stables getting the horses ready

for our buyer tomorrow.

My room's through there.

Anything you need, just knock.

And you're here.

- All looks great, thanks.

- I'm so glad you like it.

Now, shall we go meet my special little girl?

Hannah?

Hannah, sweetie, there's someone who wants to meet you.

What have I told you about sneaking up on people?

It's okay.

It's lovely to meet you.

I'm Kate.

- Don't be rude, Hannah. Say hello.

- Hello.

- Are these your horses?

Victory's mine.

- He's not yours, Hannah.

He's old enough to be sold now.

- You must really care about him.

- He's family.

- Kate, what would you like for dinner?

- Thanks, but I think I just wanna stretch my legs.

Jet-lag's thrown my body clock.

- You should explore.

We have acres of land and you're safe here after dark.

- Thanks.

- Come on, Hannah.

- Hello?

- You lost?

- Sorry, I didn't realize anyone else was here.

- I manage the stables,

among other things.

You must be the fresh meat.

- Sorry?

- New tutor.

- Yeah, that's me.

I'm Kate.

- Fraser.

Firm grip for a tutor.

Annie never mentioned you'd arrived.

- She never mentioned an ax-wielding lumberjack either.

- Don't worry.

I tend to save the ax-wielding for firewood.

And trespassers.

- Am I in trouble?

- I'll let you off this time.

I live in the wee cottage,

just up there.

Pop in.

Anytime.

- Thanks.

- I'm sure I'll see you around.

- I'm sure you will.

Goodnight.

I house strength, but do not speak.

I hold the truth that you seek.

The scent of earth, the sound of tread,

where secrets lie and knights are fed.

What am I?

Hannah?

The front door's open.

- Hannah's missing?

- I'll check the cameras. Can you look outside?

- Yeah.

Hannah?

Hannah?

Hello?

Hello?

Hannah?

Hannah.

What are you doing?

- I saw someone break in, I thought...

I thought they might be trying to steal Victory.

Hannah

Thank God.

You terrified me. What were you thinking?

- She was worried someone was trying to take Victory.

- Sweetie, he's fine.

Look.

Did you see anyone?

No.

- Let's get you back inside.

Thanks, Kate.

- Annie...

- Just want to get an idea of where you're at,

what you've been working on with your previous tutors.

What's your favorite subject?

Math?

Science?

History?

- I like English.

- Me too.

May I?

These are some of my favorites.

Have you read this one?

I always wanted to be a Jo,

but I think I'm probably more of a Beth.

It's also a great book for close-reading analysis.

What about other subjects?

Is this Victory?

You're really talented.

Who's this?

- Olivia.

- Is she a friend?

- Was.

- What do you mean?

- She was my last tutor.

She... left.

- Hey, Kate.

I thought I'd come see how you two were getting on.

- I think we're off to a good start.

I was just asking Hannah about her last tutor, Olivia.

I was wondering if she left any handover notes.

- No.

Olivia left quite suddenly.

Didn't even say goodbye.

I have a meeting at the stables so I'll let you get to it.

- Actually, I wanted to run through

a few lesson ideas with you.

- Are you happy to walk and talk?

- Sure.

Uh, why don't you give this a try and I'll be back soon.

Hannah seems very keen on English.

Has she thought what she might study at university?

Oh, I don't know.

It's not something we've talked about.

but she's always been such a home-bird.

I heard you met Fraser last night.

Sweet, isn't he?

- Has he worked here long?

- It's hard to remember a time without him, really.

I love having him here,

and it helps he's easy on the eyes.

- It's really peaceful here.

Mm.

A sense of tranquility,

it's really important to us.

Hannah and I...

we've been through a lot.

- I don't want to pry, but... - No.

My ex-husband,

Hannah's father,

he was a dangerous man, abusive.

Physically, mentally.

I mean, he burned down our house.

- I'm sorry.

- We managed to escape,

changed our names and started a new life here.

That's why Hannah's home-schooled,

why we have the security.

It's been ten years,

and I still worry he'll find us.

- That's really brave.

- You'd understand all about that.

Being brave?

Losing your mother must have been so hard.

- Yeah, it was.

- But do you have anyone else?

Somebody to get you through it?

- No, not really.

Well, my sister.

But we haven't been in touch for a while.

There was a big bust up after Mom passed.

It got pretty messy.

But we still love each other.

That never changes.

- Well, family's not always about blood.

It's about who you let into your heart.

Don't you think?

I gotta go meet my clients.

It's good to chat.

Thanks, Kate.

She'll have him.

I think you look fantastic.

- Well, he's a really fine cob.

One of the best we've ever had here

and you know, we've never had any issues.

Your riding is amazing.

- Thank you.

- I wouldn't recommend taking them yourself.

Horse tranquilizers.

Powerful stuff.

Can be fatal.

- I'll be honest,

I know absolutely nothing about horses.

- Really?

- Mm. The first time I saw one up close

was with Hannah yesterday.

- Come here.

This is Finn.

He's gorgeous.

Do you wanna try?

- I... I, I don't know how.

- I'll show you. Give me your hand.

Okay, keep it flat.

- Like this?

- Yep. - Oh!

You're a natural.

Betsy's a wonderful i

He's beautiful horse.

- So, what do you think?

You ready to take him home?

Fraser, take Victory.

He's my family. Don't, no!

You can't have him!

- Stop it! - Get off him, he's mine!

- Hannah! - Get away from her!

- Betsy, you okay?

- I am so sorry.

There must be a misunderstanding.

She didn't mean anything.

- We're leaving. Come on, Betsy.

- If we could just talk about this.

Hannah's been upset about losing Victory.

- I don't think this is gonna work out.

Sorry.

- Is everyone okay?

- What were you thinking?

- Annie, maybe we-- - No, Kate.

She needs to understand what she's done.

This is my work!

Everything we have, I have provided for us.

It's time you learned to let it go!

Get out of my sight.

- Annie, maybe we should-- - I know I can be hard on her.

But her dad,

there's marks you can't see.

And we're working on it.

- Hannah?

Easy, boy.

Easy.

This is private land!

Hey!

No, stay back!

Stop!

- It's a nasty bruise.

- Thanks.

- It's a hot toddy.

Honey, lemon, and whisky.

- It's definitely better than tea.

- I'm sorry.

I should have been there.

- It's okay.

- Do you mind if I go and get changed?

I've been in this all day.

- Go for it.

- I'm glad you came here first.

Annie'll be up in a minute.

I'll check the CCTV in the morning.

We'll catch the guy.

I was in a pretty bad place when Annie found me.

I grew up in foster care,

bounced around from one family to another.

Got in a bit of trouble.

Was headed for jail, or worse.

Ended up doing community service on a farm.

Annie dropped in.

She wanted to see the horses, get some help.

She hired me on the spot.

She was amazing.

I owe her everything.

- Are you okay?

What happened, did you get a good look at him?

- Do you think it could be him?

Your ex-husband?

Dan?

I mean, I don't know how he would have found us.

Or why he'd be in the stables.

I mean, why not just come straight to the house?

- I think we should call the pol - No.

One call to Dan from the local police,

he'll know exactly where we are - we can't risk it.

Not yet, please.

It's just a shame you didn't catch him.

You've had a rough night.

You should get some sleep.

- Kate, I don't want you to worry.

I'll protect my family, whatever it takes.

We can talk this out.

It doesn't have to be this way.

- Hannah, you okay?

Were you having a nightmare?

Okay, well, you're safe now, oka

Do you want to talk about it?

Hey, why don't we take it easy today?

I can see why you like it here.

Is this a special place for you?

- Mm, feels like home.

Do you, do you have somewhere?

- My classroom.

Let me see? - No.

Oh!

No, Hannah, don't!

Whose phone is that?

- I think... I think this is Olivia's.

- You head up, I'll be right there.

He's come in the back gate,

right past the cottage.

Anything could have happened to Kate.

- Kate? - What about me?

Hannah?

- Why did you lie to her?

If you think it was him, then we need to call the police.

- You need to calm down.

- Well, we can't just do nothig

- Who says we're doing nothing?

Do you remember what life was like before me?

I've given you a home, a family.

Do you really want to lose all that?

- Of course not.

- You've always been so loyal.

But let's be honest, Fraser, if Dan did come here,

you wouldn't know what to do.

- I'd stop him.

- So, we stay alert

and when the moment comes,

you'll know what needs to be done.

- What do you mean?

- I mean, making sure he can never hurt us again.

We are so close to being free.

Don't let me down.

Kate.

Come in.

Fraser was just leaving.

- How's the arm?

- Fine.

Is there something you need?

- Actually, I wanted to ask about Olivia.

Of course.

- Did you know that she died?

- Yeah, I knew.

- Then why did you say she just disappeared?

- You know how fragile Hannah is.

She couldn't handle something like this.

And I didn't wanna scare you away.

The police came by as part of their investigation.

Of course we didn't have much to tell them.

- Do you know what happened to her?

- Drowned. Apparently.

A loch a few miles from here.

She was on drugs.

Must have fallen in.

- Drugs?

- I guess, you just don't know what's going on

inside someone's head.

You know,

I think it's best you stay inside the grounds for now.

- Are you asking or telling me?

- Oh, it's just until we get to the bottom

of this break-in.

You were lucky.

I'd hate if anything bad were to happen to you.

- I appreciate that.

Well, I'll let you get back to your work.

The Glen Clova Hotel...

- Kate!

Looks like you've seen a ghost.

- I might as well have.

- Kate...

- Paula...

I lied.

I came here because Olivia was the last tutor.

And I don't think her death was an accident.

- Kate, listen to me.

You are not a detective, you're a teacher.

- I know, I know it's dangerous.

But Olivia's my sister.

I have to find out what happened to her.

I can do this, Paula.

I have to.

For Olivia.

- Please, be careful.

- Detective Mitchell,

you manage to find anything?

About my wife and daughter?

- Mr Warrington,

I've told you before,

I'm not investigating this case.

- Well, can I speak to whoever is?

- Sorry, I should have made myself more clear.

There is no case.

You've given me nothing identifiable,

it's a dead end. - She said they were in danger.

- From who?

You?

I've seen the charges on your record in the States.

Domestic violence?

- Those charges were dropped.

- Dropped or not,

I'm not in the business of reuniting families

with their abusers.

- You don't understand!

This is my family!

- It seems like you fancy spending a night in the cells.

- I'm sorry.

Okay, I'm sorry.

- Go home, Mr. Warrington.

For everyone's sake.

- I'm so sorry.

I didn't mean to scare you.

Look, I feel terrible about what happened.

How's your arm?

- You're the one who attacked me.

- I didn't mean to.

I can explain.

Please, I'm not gonna hurt you.

Just give me five minutes?

A couple of whiskies, please Mum?

- Aye.

- Is this your family's place?

- Yeah.

I'm Mark.

I'm really sorry about what happened the other night.

You kinda caught me off guard.

- What were you doing in the stables?

- This is gonna sound crazy...

But my girlfriend used to work up at the Seabright estate.

She... She died a couple of months ago.

Police decided it was accidental but...

I don't think it was.

- Your girlfriend? - Yeah.

Her name was- - Olivia.

- You know about her?

- What makes you think her death wasn't an accident?

- Well, for starters, she was terrified of the water.

She wouldn't go anywhere near it.

And she didn't even drink,

never mind do drugs.

But they found ketamine in her system.

She sent me this weird riddle just before she died.

I thought it was to do with some kind of secret

that she'd hidden in the stables on the Estate,

but I haven't been able to find anything.

- I think I got the same riddle.

- Who are you?

- Olivia's my sister.

Do you know her passcode?

- Yeah, it's, um...

uh, 10-20-89.

- October 20th, 1989.

My birthday.

I need some air.

Why were you calling Dan?

- She talked about you.

She wanted to make things right.

She didn't know how.

Maybe you should hand the phone into the police.

- The same police that decided her death was accidental?

I think you're right.

There's something hidden in the stables.

I just... I just need to find it.

- You can't go back there.

- I have to.

- It's too dangerous.

- Annie doesn't suspect anything.

I just need to figure this out

and get Hannah away from that place, and safe.

- Okay, I'll stay nearby.

Call me if you need me, okay?

- I'm so glad she was loved.

Hello?

Hi.

- Olivia?

Thank God, why haven't you returned my calls?

- Olivia's dead.

I'm her sister, Kate.

- What?

- Who are you?

- I'm Dan Warrington.

Your sister was working with my ex-wife.

She had some information about my daughter, Sophie.

- Sophie?

- She was worried about her safety.

She had some information, some evidence.

- About what?

- She never said on the phone.

We were due to meet in Edinburgh a few months ago,

but she never showed.

God, I'm so sorry.

- Annie said you were violent.

You were abusive to- - What?

Hold on, what?

You know Annie?

Do you know where my daughter is?

- I'm sorry.

I don't know if I can trust you.

- Look, you have to believe me I would never hurt them.

- No.

I can't tell you where they are,

but I will meet you.

Come to the Glen Clova Hotel tomorrow.

I'll send you the address.

- I'll be there.

Thank you.

Thank you so much.

- What do you think you're doing?

- I'm sorry, I didn't realize the time.

- I told you not to leave.

- I know, I'm sorry.

- Trust is everything to me, Kate.

It makes me question whether

you're the right fit here after all.

- Annie, please, I care about this job.

I care about Hannah.

- We'll talk in the morning.

- Hello?

Everything all right?

- It's done.

You don't know how much this means to me.

- Are you sure no one will come looking for him?

- Don't worry, it had to be done.

We need to talk about Kate.

- What do you mean?

- You saw her with him.

- But Dan's gone now.

It doesn't matter anymore.

- We can't let her take away Hannah.

She used us, Fraser.

Wormed her way into our home,

our family.

We don't know what she's capable of.

- So, then let's get her out of here.

We'll put her on the next flight back to America.

- I'll handle it.

Don't worry.

- How are you with riddles?

- Olivia and I used to do one every day.

She was obsessed.

- Well, how about this one?

I house strength, but do not speak.

I hold the truth that you seek.

The scent of earth, the sound of tread,

where secrets lie and knights are fed.

What am I?

- Knights like,

like chess pieces?

Horse stables.

- That's what I thought too.

Okay.

- I'm not stupid, you know.

Why should I trust you if you won't trust me back?

- You're right.

I've not been honest with you.

Olivia sent me that riddle.

But then she turned up dead

and I think she's hidden something in the stables.

Something that she was killed over.

- What are you talking about?

- Olivia's my sister

and I think maybe,

maybe your mom killed her.

- What? No, you're wrong! That -

- Maybe, maybe, but I know that riddle means something

and I owe it to my sister to figure it out.

- Kate.

I was hoping you'd join me for a little trap shoot.

- Now?

- Oh, Hannah doesn't mind.

Do you, sweetie?

- Sure.

- Good.

- I'm sorry.

- Your turn.

- Oh, no, I don't.

- Look, let me show you.

Feet apart.

Firm grip.

If you're unsure, your shot will be too.

Now, call for it.

- Pull.

Now.

- Guess I don't have very good aim.

- It's not just about aim.

It's about trust.

Where were you last night?

- I went down to the village.

- You didn't talk about us, did you?

- No, of course not.

- Not that it would matter anymore.

Pull.

My ex-husband's dead.

I got the news this morning.

- How did you find out?

- Good news travels fast.

Do you like salmon?

I think we should have a proper family dinner tonight.

- Sounds good.

Wonderful.

Pull.

- Where are we going?

- I think I might know what that riddle means.

- You believe me?

- My mom isn't a killer.

But Olivia was like a sister to me so...

if someone did hurt her, I wanna know.

We stopped using these stables years ago.

What is it we're looking for?

- I'm hoping we'll know when we see it.

Hannah?

- That's Olivia's bag.

"In memory of Hannah."

What is this?

I don't get it. I...

I was already four years old, why would she have this?

- Who's Sarah Marsh?

Your dad said your name was Sophie...

- You spoke to my dad?

- I can explain.

- I knew I couldn't trust you.

- Hannah, I'm sorry, I- - Hannah?

- I, please, I-

- Hey?

- Hannah?

- Oh, I've been looking everywhere for you two.

I need you back at the house.

It's time for our special dinner.

- Come on, Mark, come on, Mark.

- I have some fantastic news.

I managed to convince that family to buy Victory.

They're coming to collect him tomorrow.

- Congratulations.

- Don't sulk, Hannah.

Look, I'll miss him too,

but it's a necessary sacrifice.

You'll understand one day.

And with Hannah's father out of the picture,

we can finally live the rest of our lives.

No more looking over our shoulders.

Maybe you could even go to university now,

if you want to.

- What do you mean, out of the picture?

- Sadly, your father has passed away.

- How?

- What matters is he can't hurt us anymore.

We're free.

We should raise a glass to him.

After all, he did give me the most perfect daughter.

And for that,

I will always be grateful.

To Dan.

- To Dan.

- And to Fraser.

My knight in shining armor.

I'm so grateful for everything you've done for this family.

And to Kate.

We're so sad to have to lose you.

- I'm not going anywhere.

- You have to go back home, remember?

- I'm sorry, are you not happy with my work?

- Oh, Kate, you're a wonderful teacher.

Even better than your sister was.

Though, I would argue she was perhaps

a little bit smarter.

Oh, Kate.

Did you really think I didn't know?

I just had to find out what she stole from me

and you led me straight to it.

Who is Sarah Marsh?

- I think it's time for Kate to leave.

- Wait, Annie, this wasn't part of the plan.

- You show me you're the man I love.

Let me go!

This is all out of love.

Trust me, sweetie.

One day you'll understand.

- Whose baby died?

- You shouldn't ask questions that don't concern you.

- My name was Sophie.

You changed it to a dead girl's name.

Who was she?

- You know what?

You can stay in here until you've settled down.

- What are you gonna do to Kate?

Don't worry,

I'll make sure she gets home safe.

- What happened to Olivia?

Mom? Mom?

Please don't hurt Kate, mom.

Mom! Mom! Stop!

- Relax, Hannah, you'll feel better in the morning.

I haven't seen him since last night.

- He'll be out doing the lad thing.

- It's just not like Mark.

I'm giving it 'til tomorrow morning,

then I'm gonna call the police.

- He'll be all right.

- I'm sorry to interrupt. I'm hoping you can help.

Do you recognize her?

- Oh, aye.

That's the lassie from the Seabright Estate.

Don't see much of her,

but you don't forget a woman like that.

- Can you tell me how I get there?

- My baby.

- Fraser?

Please.

I know you don't wanna hurt me.

This isn't you.

Annie isn't who you think she is.

She killed Olivia!

- And you're not who I thought you were either!

Why were you helping him?

He was a monster, Kate. - Who?

- I saw you together last night.

Why would you bring him here?

You know what he did to them!

- Fraser.

That wasn't Dan I was with last night.

- I saw you! - It was Mark!

Olivia's boyfriend.

Did you kill him?

- I promised to keep you all safe.

- Fraser, please.

Put the gun down.

- Annie told me.

I need to protect my family.

- You don't have to do everything Annie says.

- She loves me.

- Open the door or I'll break it down.

Let me in, Annie, right now.

- I'll call the police.

- You should, you can tell them how you kidnapped my daughter.

- She's my daughter.

- There's laws, Annie.

Three seconds or I'm breaking the glass.

Three.

Two.

Where is she?

Sophie?

Sophie!

Sophie!

Sophie, it's your dad.

Dad?

Dad? Dad?

I'm in here, dad!

- This doesn't have to be ugly.

We're both adults.

- Dad! - We loved each other once.

Can't we be civil?

For Sophie's sake.

I'm sure you have a lot of questions.

- I just wanna see her. - And you will, I promise.

But can't we talk a little first?

I'd like to explain.

- No, no, dad, dad, dad!

Dad, don't go!

- Five minutes and then I'm taking Sophie home.

- I'll make the tea.

- A woman found dead in a nearby house fire this weekend

has now been identified as Sarah Marsh.

Her twin sister and niece, Annie and Sophie Warrington

escaped the blaze with no significant injuries.

Ms Marsh had recently spent time in a local

psychiatric facility.

The fire is being treated as arson

with the intent to cause harm.

Jess Timmons for RF34 News.

- Emergency, which service do you require?

- I need the police, quickly.

- Not for me.

- I'd hoped you were dead.

- Sorry to disappoint.

- How'd you find me?

- I think I should be asking the questions, don't you?

I'm gonna take Sophie home.

I don't think she's safe here with you.

- She's called Hannah now.

- Is that some kind of sick joke?

Naming her after Sarah's stillborn?

Look, I know things were difficult for you.

The fire,

losing Sarah,

but this?

10 years, Annie.

10 years of my daughter's life you've stolen from me.

You know, we have the perfect life here.

She's well educated, spends time with the horses.

I mean, she wants for nothing.

I made sure of that.

- Kate, no. - It's okay.

I'm coming in.

- No, don't, don't come in.

- Hannah?

- Kate, Kate, my dad's here.

- It's okay.

It's okay, I've called the police.

They'll be here any minute.

- Kate, please, don't leave me.

- It's okay.

I've got the gun for protection.

Kate...

Hey, think of Little Women.

We gotta be brave.

I think we're both more Jo than we realize.

- Kate?

Kate? Kate?

Our life together, it was all pretend.

We weren't really happy.

Moving here was the fresh start we needed.

You told the police that I abused you.

That I hurt Sophie. Why would you make that up?

- So what? I lied. - We needed a fresh start.

I only did what was best for her.

- You don't get to decide what's best for our child.

- I am her mother.

- Sophie had everything.

We had everything.

I thought you were happy.

- Oh, you thought wrong.

- I was there for you.

When Sarah was struggling,

when you felt guilty for

committing her to that facility.

- She committed me...

- Sarah?

- Huh?

- You're Sarah.

- Oh, don't be ridiculous.

- That makes complete sense.

Why Annie would leave, take our daughter away.

Because she didn't, you did.

You lost your daughter and you stole mine!

- Now, you always were too clever for your own good.

- You're insane.

- I am not insane.

I am a mother

and a mother protects her child no matter what.

It's over, Annie.

What did you give him?

- Enough ketamine to knock out a horse.

- Is he still alive?

- For now.

- Police are on their way.

I know Olivia found out who you are.

That's why you killed her.

- You know, we're not that different you and I, Kate.

We've both done whatever it takes for the ones we love.

- I've never killed anyone.

- Which is exactly why I know you won't hurt me.

If she was really worried about Hannah,

Olivia could have killed me and she didn't.

She didn't have the guts.

Neither do you.

Kate...

Where are you?

There's no point hiding.

Kate?

- Leave her alone.

You're crazy!

- Hannah, sweetie.

- My name is Sophie.

- This is all your fault, Kate.

You and your sister.

You know, I made her part of our home,

part of our family.

You know what she did?

She betrayed me

by sticking her nose where it didn't belong.

She thought she could run,

but I made sure she didn't get far.

A little ketamine, move the body.

It looked like an accident.

Poor little Olivia.

I'm not crazy.

I'm not.

I lost my child,

my world.

My sister, Annie?

She had everything.

- We can talk this out. It doesn't have to be this way.

She died!

I had nobody!

- You know, she said I was unstable.

Wanted me to go back to that place.

- You need help.

I'm so sorry.

- So, I took what I deserved.

You wanna know a secret, Kate?

I started that fire.

I told the cops that it was Sarah inside.

Same DNA.

They'd never know.

And then we'd start our new life together.

Hannah,

and Annie.

- You stole my life!

- Oh, Kate.

Did you really think you were smarter than me?

Annie?

Annie!

No!

No!

No, no, no, no.

- I'm so sorry.

I'm so sorry. - It's okay, it's okay.

It's okay.

- All right, I wanna hear what themes resonated with you.

What did you take away from Little Women?

Sophie?

- The March sisters never stopped supporting each other.

Even if they had to sacrifice something for themselves.

They always put the people they loved

ahead of their own desires

and their lives were better because of that.

- Excellent insight, Sophie.

All right, thank you

for all your hard work this semester.

I'll see you after the break.

What's this?

- A riddle.

- I got a visitor for you.

- Dan!

- Hi, just coming to pick this one up.

We got a flight to catch.

- Back to Scotland?

- Yeah, just tying up some loose ends with the estate.

Sophie wants to say a last goodbye to Fraser.

I don't think we're gonna be seeing him for a long time.

Oh, Sophie wanted me to invite you to Thanksgiving.

If you're free.

She's free.

- That'd be lovely, thanks.

- How's it been, being back?

- Feels like home.

Oh, okay.

"I am a circle that never ends,

connecting loved ones with cherished friends.

United by blood or by choice.

In me, you'll find your voice.

What am I?"

Family?

- Family.