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Yes, yes, yes! Perfect. Wonderful.

Lovely.

Good.

Good.

Three like this.

Good.

Watch the ball.

Keep going!

That's it.

That was great. Did you enjoy it?

- Yes, great. Thank you. - Thanks.

Good session. Good playing. You've got a nice spin.

Good.

Look at that.

That was good.

- Another? - No, I've got to get back to work.

Um...

Do you want to settle up now or at the reception?

Uh... Yeah. Is cash OK?

You look rough.

- Oh, thanks. - I'm serious.

Someone keeps scheduling my first session

when normal people are still asleep.

- Your shift starts at nine. - Ten would be better.

- Try going to bed before midnight.

Fully booked all week.

People just love me. 9 am every day?

Stop complaining. Some of them want lessons at seven.

- The French couple never show up. - Booked is booked.

Hey, Ace.

Behave tonight.

Like always. - Like always!

So, what's up? - Piss off!

Piss off! You, come.

Hey, Coach!

- Hi. - What are you doing here?

- I was in the area. - Sure!

Are we, like, your favourite clients ever?

Of all time.

- Three vodka shots, please.

What about the other stuff? - Ask him.

Do you think you can get us some drugs?

Drugs? I'm a tennis coach. What makes you think I can get you drugs?

I don't know, just a feeling.

- Cheers. - Cheers.

Let's dance. Come on.

I don't dance.

Come on!

Hurry up, the bus!

You're joking! You'll wake him up.

Come, let's go.

Good.

Watch the ball.

That's it. Show me your elbow.

That's it, guys. Keep pushing. Watch that ball.

Nice.

If you hit me, you're buying the beer.

Excuse me.

Hi.

Hello.

- Tom, right? - Yeah.

Um... You're the tennis coach?

- That's me. - Reception said you'd be here.

I'd like to book some tennis lessons for my son.

- OK. How old is he? - Seven.

Any experience?

A little, not much.

Well, the junior group's on Thursdays and Saturdays at 4 pm.

Just bring him along.

I think his father would prefer one-on-one lessons.

He, uh, has a thing for tennis.

I'm afraid I'm fully booked this week.

But the junior group's really good, you know.

I make sure everyone has individual time and...

We could pay extra.

Double.

It's not necessary.

There's a slot tomorrow.

They've been no-shows the last couple of days.

You could bring him along.

- Thank you. - Nine o'clock?

Perfect.

Anne.

Tom.

- See you tomorrow. - Yeah.

Rafik!

Tom! Thank God.

- Will you help me? - What do you want me to do?

You have to block her path. Stand over there.

- She better not trample on me. - Don't worry, you'll be fine.

- Go there. - She's hungry.

Ah, she's eating now.

Good.

Good.

Third time this week.

She escaped from the farm? Why would she do that?

Ah. She's been restless.

Could be the volcano on Lanzarote.

- She feels the tremor. - Really?

Oh, yeah. Very sensitive creatures. Especially this one.

Yallah. Let's go home.

- Are you hungry? - Yeah, I could eat.

Yeah.

- How's the back? - Not so bad.

OK.

I don't know why you don't get some extra help in.

In Cotillo there are so many surfers looking for extra work.

You didn't tell him?

What is it?

We're retiring.

We've had enough with all these camels and tourists.

- When? - - The farm is already sold.

We are moving back to Casablanca, Tom.

We worked very hard on this farm

so our sons can go to school, to educate them.

We took care of them.

And now they have to take care of us.

Time to go home, habibi.

I'm happy for you.

Good morning.

Hi, Jorge. - Rough night, huh?

You're providing a great example

of the virtues of taking a nap.

But you're blocking the bus stop.

I'm gonna have to fine you.

Of course.

How's work?

Fine.

Tennis is popular, right? - Yeah.

My daughter is dying to give it a go.

Kid's classes are on Thursdays and Saturdays.

Do you want her to try?

Well... That'd be great.

But what's it gonna cost me?

Don't worry about it.

Tom... - No, it's nothing.

You're being very generous.

Go. - Thank you.

What time is it? - Almost nine.

Fuck!

Bring your daughter next Saturday.

Awesome. Drive safely. - Yes.

Safely. - Thanks!

Sorry.

- Car trouble. - Not a problem.

Hi, mate.

- I'm Tom. - Hi.

- Tell him your name. - Anton.

Nice to meet you, Anton. Shall we play some tennis? Yeah?

All right.

Here we go.

- Really sorry. - It's all right.

Anton, yeah?

You stand there.

Right.

I'm going to bounce the ball and you just try and hit it over. OK?

Very good.

Nice. Good follow-through.

- That's good. - My husband gave him a few lessons.

Yeah, I can tell. Do you know what backhand is?

- Yeah. - Let's have a look at that, then.

Really good.

Well, you seem to know everything. Training's over.

Just kidding. Right, you go on the T-line.

...twenty-two, twenty-three,

twenty-four,

twenty-five,

twenty-six, twenty-seven,

twenty-eight, twenty...

Oh!

So close!

Aw. I wanted to get to 30.

That was great. Well, we'll get there.

There's a pro in you. I can tell.

Could we do another lesson tomorrow?

Um...

Yeah, of course. Nine o'clock?

Perfect. Would you like that?

Yeah.

Can I have a look at your racket?

I'd like to borrow this overnight, if that's all right.

- Sure. - Yeah?

Thanks.

- See you tomorrow. - See you tomorrow.

Come on.

- Want to go to the pool? - Sure.

Hi, you good? - Top!

Hi, Tom! Buenos días. Is that him?

Hi. Anton.

Hey! Sorry. Are we late?

No, not at all.

Man, this is just the most beautiful place to work.

- Could be worse. - Yeah.

- I'm Tom. - Dave. Hi.

- You met my wife? - Yeah.

- Yeah. - Nice to meet you.

- And this guy. - Here, Anton.

Oh, yeah. Anne said you borrowed that.

- Is something wrong with it? - No, there's nothing wrong with it.

It's just the strings had gone a bit slack, so I've restrung it.

He should have more control over it now, and be able to hit it harder, huh?

Cool.

Ready to train?

- Yeah. - Great.

I'm gonna stick around. Is that OK?

Yeah, of course it is. Please.

OK, buddy, you ready?

OK, just like yesterday, just hitting it back and forth.

Try and get it inside of the court.

Try and get it back to me.

Great.

Nice.

- It's Dave, right? - Huh? Yeah.

He's got a lovely forehand.

Not bad.

Nice.

Good session, buddy. Really good.

Good session, bud. Nice.

Have you got, uh...? Have you got another class right now?

I do, yeah, but they never show up on time.

So, do you mind if I just hit a few?

- Yeah? - Sure.

Yeah? Magic.

I'll be the ball boy.

OK.

OK. Rusty, rusty, rusty.

Fuck!

- You've played before, Dave. - Yeah, I used to, uh...

I played for a club when I was a teenager. Oh!

Ooh!

That was out.

No, that was in.

Thanks, man. That was fun.

So, what did they say?

- They can't change it. - Your dad's really good.

- That's ridiculous. - What do you want me to do about it?

I'm not spending another night in that room.

Why don't you go and get the balls?

Why do you expect me to do all the legwork?

Because you are the one who insisted on coming here, Anne.

- I would change hotels. - I don't want to change.

- I know you don't want to change. - Is everything OK?

- Yes. - Well, no, not really, man, no.

- Our room is a disaster. - It's not a disaster.

I mean... It smells like a sewer.

The air conditioning sounds like you're stood under an aircraft turbine.

And the sea view that we paid for is actually a view of the bins,

which are emptied at 7 am every morning.

- So... - I see.

Honestly, we're not... We're not fussy. It's just...

We really needed this holiday and we want everything to be perfect.

Yeah, I mean, this is a little way off perfect, I think.

- Anyway... - Maybe I could talk to someone.

- Yeah? - Yeah, here at the hotel.

No promises, though.

- Great. - Yeah. Thanks, man.

María, listen.

Can you do me a favour?

What is it?

It's quieter on this side of the hotel.

And...there's more room. Two bedrooms.

- I can have my own room? - Oh, my...!

OK!

- Now that is a view right there. - - This is amazing.

What?

- How much extra is it? - There's no charge.

- Come on. - We'll pay the difference.

No, really, it's sorted.

Wh...?

Oh, my God. OK. Well, at least let me...

No, you don't have to worry.

- Come on, man. - No, really.

- It made me feel better. - It's fine.

You sure?

Well, then, at least let us buy you dinner.

Yeah, yeah, definitely.

And somewhere nice, not this catastrophic hotel food.

Yeah, OK. Why not?

- I know a little place in town. - - Perfect.

Oh.

- Happy? - So happy.

Me too.

- Hey. - Hey, guys.

- Hey. - You hungry?

- Yeah. - Great.

- This looks good. - Yeah.

That night that we spent in the Alps in the cable car,

it meant everything to me, Arthur, even if it meant nothing to you.

But I won't let you get away again.

This time you're staying with me forever.

That's really good. Wow.

The moment I saw you, I knew you looked familiar.

- That must be it. - No, no, that was years ago.

Yeah, but I must have seen it.

No, no one's seen it. Trust me.

It only ran for a few episodes. It was cancelled.

It was, like, a British record. I mean, it was impressively bad.

Did you carry on acting after that?

Uh, just a few adverts, but no. Um...

Honestly, I wasn't really enjoying it as a career,

so I decided to stop and focus on something else.

Yeah, and it was for the best.

Yeah, and it freed me up to look after Anton

while Dave was running my father's company into the ground.

Ho, ho, ho. I didn't run it into the ground.

We, uh... Yeah, we were trying to expand and...

Well, saw an opportunity, mistimed the market.

You know, it happens.

- Ahí vamos. - Oh, at last. Look at this.

Gracias. Oh, my God.

Wow, glad you finally found something

that you're excited about on this holiday, Dave.

Very nice.

So, Anne booked this... No, gracias. Anne booked this trip.

She... She books the holidays.

Because, to be fair, she is incredible at it.

You know, like, villa in Tuscany,

Cyprus, Swiss Alps.

Like, beautiful, always beautiful, and then, out of nowhere, this,

for whatever reason,

trotting along with the herd three times a day

to gorge on the buffet.

I just thought it'd be nice for once not to have to worry about anything.

You know, go all-inclusive, kids club for Anton.

Yeah. I mean, Anton doesn't want to go to the kids club, but...

Yes, he does.

Yeah, you do.

- Not really. - Spud me there, man.

Uh, you realise this is Tom's home you're badmouthing?

- I really like the hotel. - I don't think he lives in the hotel.

No.

I think you guys just need to get out and explore the island a little bit more.

There are some beautiful places. They're just a bit hidden away.

Oh, then that sounds ideal.

I have a friend who has a camel farm. Have you ever ridden a camel?

- No. - Would you like to?

- Can I, Mum? - Yeah.

- And, like, nice beaches? - Yeah, incredible beaches.

- You just need to hire a car. - We can do that.

You could take us.

- Show us your island. - I mean, the man has work, Anne.

I think he's probably done enough for us already.

Uh...

I have a day off tomorrow.

And I don't have any plans.

If you like.

Anton, you see that big cave in the middle?

- Yeah. - It's an old pirate cave.

Anton, come stand by your mum.

- Nice. - Tom, come.

Yep. Got it.

- How's this? - Great.

Yeah.

- You having fun, buddy? - Yeah.

Anton, shout something.

Hey!

Woo!

This cave was made by lava from the volcano

millions of years ago.

This is the first rock on the island.

The foundation of everything.

- Cool. - How deep do they go?

- Pretty deep. - Yeah? Should we go in?

- Come on! - I wouldn't, Dave. It's not that safe.

- I'm going in. - Dave!

- Dave, stop being stupid. - OK!

Dave!

Dad!

Stay here.

Ooh!

Sorry! Sorry!

- It's too easy. - What's wrong with you?

- What? - What is wrong with you?

- It was a joke. - Yeah, we're all laughing.

My God. Jesus! Naughty Dave being nasty.

Buddy, buddy, it's OK. It was a joke. I'm sorry.

Can you forgive me?

Yeah?

Thank you, buddy. Thank you. Do you want a photo? Let's have a photo.

- Again? - Sorry, man. Do you mind?

- Just here. - Yeah, sure.

Thanks, man. Come here. Come here. I'm sorry.

Come on.

Smile.

Yeah. Thanks, man.

Come on.

Any of the volcanoes active?

Not on Fuerte, no.

They are on some of the other islands, though.

The one on Lanzarote is smoking at the moment.

What, like...it's going to erupt?

You never know.

Woo!

- OK, buddy, are we going in? - Yeah.

OK, come on, come on, come on!

Don't go too far out!

It's like going back in time.

And this place is probably exactly the same today

as it was a million years ago.

Do you come here a lot?

You know, I probably haven't been here for three or four years.

- Really? - Yeah.

Why?

I don't know.

I'd be here every day.

You're just away from everything.

No people.

Just the waves.

Can you do my back?

Woo-hoo-hoo!

Oh, my God.

Oh, God. That was awesome. No, I'm fine.

That was awesome.

Annie, you've got to get in there. Those waves are insane.

Hi.

- Hi. - Hi. How are you?

- Good, how are you? - Good. Welcome.

Hi. Dave.

- Oh, hi, Dave. - This is Anne. Amina.

- And this is Anton. - Oh, hi, Anton.

And Anton was hoping to ride a camel.

Oh. You are too tall. And your legs are longer than the camel.

- No, they're not. - We go to try?

- Yeah. Go on. - Yeah. Come on.

- Wow. - Please.

This is incredible. Thank you.

- This is so cool. - Friends of yours?

They're staying at the hotel. I'm just showing them the island.

So you're a tour guide now?

Just for today.

Is that the one that keeps running away?

No.

I guess she's gone on holiday.

- She escaped again? - Mm.

Rafik couldn't find her this time.

She's for someone else to take care of now.

Anton. Hey, buddy, look at me. Look at me. Buddy?

- It's great big legend. - No, it's just an old, stupid story.

- Please. - Come on, come on.

A few years ago

a top tennis player came to the island.

- What was his name again? - Don't tell the story.

- I think he was called Ralph. - No.

- Ralph? No, not Ralph. Rafa. - Nadal?

- Yes! Rafael Nadal, yes! - Nadal was here?

- And Tom played with him. - What? You played with Nadal?

- Yes. - We had a mutual friend

and his training partner stepped out for a couple of days.

I filled in. That was it. It really wasn't that much of a big deal.

Oh!

It was a big deal, man.

During training Nadal had problems to handle Tom's serves.

So someone made a bet

that Nadal couldn't return five of ten of Tom's serves.

- You're kidding. - It's not...

- Word gets around. - Carry on.

And half of the town came

and stood by the court to watch Tom.

- Half the town? - Yes.

What? It gets more and more every time.

Yes.

And...what happened?

Well, Nadal managed only three returns.

They say he was looking ridiculous, like a beginner.

Like if he was handling the racket for the first time.

This is ridiculous. This is ridiculous.

Are we talking about the same Nadal?

This guy is very modest.

And if he hadn't problem with his shoulder, he could compete with the best.

And that's why we call him Ace, no?

Anyway. To Ace!

- Oh, my God. Ace. - To Ace.

Ace.

Come here, buddy. That's it.

- There he is. - Good night, Ace.

- Night-night. - Thank you.

Come up for a drink.

No, I'll leave you guys to it.

Come on, it's just a drink.

Yeah, come up. Come up.

I'll just park the car.

Admiring the view?

There he is.

Ace.

That was a great day, man. Thank you.

I enjoyed it too.

What is that music? Is that a club?

That's probably the Waikiki.

Waikiki?

What?

Wow.

Even in a place like this

people want to pretend they're somewhere else.

It's just a name.

So, what goes on at the Waikiki?

What, you don't go?

Rarely.

What?

Fuck, if I was in your position,

I would be there...every night.

In my position?

Yeah, like...

No partner, right?

No kids.

No responsibilities.

I mean, you should have seen me before Anton arrived. I was thirsty.

Anne was pretty hardcore too. Isn't that right?

Isn't what right?

I was just...

...filling Tom in on your jet-set party years

so he doesn't think we were always this boring.

I don't think I'm boring.

What was the favourite? Ibiza?

Yeah, that was one of the places.

Yeah, you've probably been here before even.

Not that you'd remember.

She'd go island-hopping and sometimes I wouldn't even know where she was.

Sometimes neither did I.

So how long were you guys together before you had Anton?

I'm not sure we were technically together.

Yeah, it happened quite suddenly, but we were together.

And now...Anne wants another kid.

Dave.

We are trying. We are trying but it's not working.

Which is...

...just a bit strange.

Great conversation to end the day on, Dave, really.

Great holiday chitchat.

The doctor said it'd be good to be more relaxed about things.

Things can just suddenly work themselves out, apparently.

What is wrong with you?

OK.

- I think I should probably be heading off. - No, no, no, no.

You stay. I'm going to go to bed. Too much sun.

Too much Dave.

Thanks for today. It was really great.

- I'll be in in a sec. - Don't worry.

Was that out of order?

I mean, we're terrible parents.

Some people just shouldn't have kids.

But you're lucky.

You are lucky.

No parents' evenings, no couples counselling.

No horrible wailing emptiness.

I'm kidding.

- I'm going to head off, Dave. - No, no, no.

Wait, wait, wait. Come on, let's go.

- Where? - Waikiki.

- No. - Oh, come on, a quickie.

- It's been a long day. - Just in and out, one drink.

One drink.

In and out.

It's this way.

Yeah.

- What are you doing? - Quick photo.

- Careful, Dave. - Come on, come.

- Come. - No.

Ooh!

Oh!

That was close.

Quit acting crazy! Get outta here!

Carlos, it's OK, he's with me.

Who is this idiot? - I'm just the babysitter.

Thanks. - Go!

Come on.

Gin tonic.

Two gin tonic, double.

Could I have five beers?

I got it. It's on me.

- It's on you? - Yeah.

Uh, sorry. Can I have five shots of vodka as well?

Six. Seven.

The bottle. We'll take the bottle. I'll buy the bottle.

I'm Dave.

- I'm Janis. - Huh?

Janis!

- Nice to meet you. - Nice to meet you.

- Thank you, Dave. - Thank you.

Dave.

You think that's a good idea, buying the bottle?

In and out, one drink, you said.

Cheers.

Shit.

Fuck.

Anne, I'm really sorry I'm late. I'm at the court now, though.

Yeah, of course I can.

Yeah, I'll be right there.

Hi. Um, I was wondering if you had any messages...

- Hi. - Hi, mate.

- Are we playing tennis now? - Uh... I'm not sure.

Anton, it's breakfast time. Go put some shoes on.

Right, OK. Thank you, thank you.

- Hey. - Hey.

- Everything OK? - Dave's gone.

- What do you mean? - He's...

I don't know. He's gone. I woke up at four and he wasn't here.

I've been trying to call him and I can't get hold of him.

Did you two go out last night?

Yeah.

Dave wanted to go for a drink.

Oh, fuck. So he got drunk. Uh...

- He might have, yeah. - Where?

We went to the Waikiki. It's a club.

Have you tried reception? He's probably having breakfast or in the gym.

I've tried everywhere. I've called everyone. I can't find him.

OK.

Ready!

Anton thinks he's out jogging. He can't know.

Right, breakfast.

Come on.

We were there for around an hour or so and then I went to leave.

And I couldn't find him. Um...

The place was pretty packed, but...

...I assumed he'd left.

How...? Um...

How did you lose him?

He wanted to dance and, um...

...I didn't.

I'll drive down to the Waikiki and have a look.

I mean, maybe he couldn't find his way back

or fell asleep on the beach or something.

- I can find him. - I'll come with you.

- Seriously? - There's nothing I like.

There's a million things at the buffet.

They don't have any Coco Pops.

So? You can have something else.

But I want Coco Pops.

- They never have them and it's all I want. - OK, yeah, fine.

We'll get them later.

- Sorry. - Don't worry.

Just for a few hours. You're going to enjoy it, I promise. OK?

- Hi. We're back. - Hi. Hi, Anton.

Mum, I don't want to.

Oh. This week is dance week. We're learning the steps today.

- See? Sounds fun. - No, it doesn't.

Come on, make an effort.

Come on, buddy. It's not for long. We'll play tennis afterwards, OK?

OK.

Come, let's meet the other kids.

What do you like most about dancing? Not sure?

Hi. Is there someone we can talk to?

- Is there anybody back there?

I'll be back in a minute.

What the fuck? - Sorry.

I'm bushed! - I know.

Do you remember that guy I was with?

The one you were babysitting? - He's gone missing.

Great babysitting, dude!

I think he was drinking with those surfers.

That's true. - Do you know them?

Sure, they live in commune, in a turquoise van.

One girl with three guys, a regular man-eater.

Is she the guy's wife?

Yeah. - Looks familiar.

What? - She's been here before, right?

Not that I'm aware of. - I've seen her before.

On TV. - In something I'd have seen?

I don't think so. Thanks.

- Anything? - No.

You told me you came on foot.

- Yeah. - Show me.

It's that way.

We came this way.

Dave almost slipped trying to take a selfie there.

The road carries on all the way round the coast.

What's that?

It's his.

We need to know what he was wearing, his clothes.

What was he wearing?

A Hawaiian shirt, white shorts and white trainers.

A Hawaiian shirt...

white trainers and white shorts.

OK.

And he was still at the club when you left?

Yes. - What time was that?

Around midnight.

He was dancing.

Girls?

- Mm-hm. - OK.

Was he drunk?

He bought a bottle of vodka.

Uh, Dave doesn't normally drink.

He hasn't for years, so...

She says he never drinks, that he hadn't in years.

I see.

Did we pick up any wasted Brits last night?

Check the hospitals

for anyone matching his description.

OK.

Can you unlock it?

- Can you unlock it? - Yeah.

Thank you.

No outgoing calls...

Is it OK if I check the photos?

- May I? Right. - Yes.

This is the last photo.

Yeah.

OK.

Is this from yesterday?

Yes. - Interesting.

We haven't found anyone, sir. - Thank you.

Looks like he's not in a hospital.

This is good news.

We'll pass his description to other hotels.

Maybe he'll show up somewhere else.

That's all we can do for now.

Thanks.

Thanks. - See you.

That's it?

Jorge! There must be something else you can do.

Gimme a break. You know how this works.

He partied with some girl and daren't go home.

Want me to call the Coastguard just for this?

Send a helicopter to find him in some broad's bed?

Just do me a favor, OK?

A favor? Listen to me. My daughter is very upset.

Know why? No?

I took her to her tennis class yesterday.

But when we got there, classes were cancelled.

You didn't look very sick on that picture.

I'm sorry, Jorge.

Forgive me, please.

This is someone else's business.

Why are you involved?

She doesn't speak Spanish.

Can't you help her? - I'll do what I can.

Just wait at the hotel.

He'll probably be there in the morning when you wake up.

- Mum? - In a minute, darling.

And I've got my phone on me. You can call me anytime.

Thank you. For everything.

- Mum, we didn't buy my Coco Pops. - Not now, Anton.

- But you promised. - I shouldn't have left him.

He's a grown man. He's fine. I mean, he knew what he was doing.

- Who are you talking about? - Nobody.

- Who are you talking about? - For fuck's sake, Anton!

I hate you!

If he's not there in the morning, we'll find the people I last saw him with.

Anton!

That French couple complained and management is unhappy.

Two days in a row and you want to cancel everything again?

You're going to get in trouble, Tom.

It's the last time, I promise.

Is this because of the missing guy? Why are you so involved?

María, can you just make something up?

I've got a hundred things to do today. I don't have time to lie for you.

You don't have to lie for me, just...

...tell them I've gone on holiday.

Excuse me? Hello?

- Can I ask you something? - Uh, yeah.

You guys were in the Waikiki club a couple of nights ago in Corralejo.

Maybe. I have no idea. It's been a crazy couple of days.

We're looking for this guy. Uh, he was there too.

These guys are looking for Dave.

Oh, Dave!

- Were you with him long? - For a while.

You're not his wife or anything, right?

No. No, no. We just need to find him.

Good, cos he had a lot to say about her.

Like what?

Uh... I shouldn't be telling you, you know. That's private.

But he seemed desperate, so I listened.

He had this crazy smile, but he also looked so sad.

Kept ordering drinks for everyone.

And then at some point I think he just must have wandered off.

Well, do you know where he went?

No idea, but he was in pretty bad shape, poor guy.

Maybe you should ask his wife.

Hey, guys, should we get high?

He's dead.

Why would you say that?

It's the look she described.

That crazy smile. I know exactly what she means.

If he was on his own, then...

Hello? Hola. Yes.

Sorry?

Wait. Um... Can you repeat that?

I found it. I've never stolen a thing in my life.

Hi. - Hi.

Uh...

This guy lives in a ruined hotel near town.

He came in here

and tried to order lobster and champagne...

with a wad of cash and a credit card.

That's Dave's.

He won't tell us where he got it.

I didn't steal anything!

Can I try?

Yes.

I'm going to try and talk to him.

He's wearing Dave's shoes.

OK.

Hello.

Hello. - Good day.

Can you tell us where you found the wallet?

I didn't steal it. - I'm not saying you did.

I don't steal. I just take what others throw away.

Just tell us where you found it.

I didn't take her wallet. - It was her husband's.

Why should I be punished for his irresponsibility?

I want my lobster.

My husband is missing.

Her husband is missing.

And I'm being kept hungry here by fascists...

We need to know where you found the wallet.

You can keep the money, I don't care. We just need to know where you found it.

They're his. - OK, this changes things.

Call the National Police and the Coastguard.

The current will have pulled the body north.

To the surfboard graveyard. - Think he drowned?

Even here,

people would notice a naked man wandering about.

I'm so tired.

What am I supposed to tell Anton?

Jorge? Jorge!

We've been here ages. - What can I do?

The inspector from the capital has taken over.

But why are we here? - Ask the inspector.

He's such an asshole.

OK. For my memory.

So...

Tell me about the evening from your perspective.

How did it begin?

Well, we spent the day out, visiting the island.

And then we ended up with a drink on our terrace at the hotel.

We talked for a bit,

but I was pretty tired so I went to bed pretty early.

About half ten.

Half ten is 10:30?

Mm-hm.

I'm sorry, my English is...

Yeah, continue.

Well, and then you left.

Yeah. Um...

Dave and I left about ten or fifteen...

I'm sorry, just Señora Maguire.

For the moment. OK?

Well, there's not much more.

As I said, I was pretty tired,

so I drifted off pretty quickly, um...

Woke up around half five.

I must have sensed an absence because Dave wasn't back

and I spent the morning getting his voicemail.

OK.

Phone records.

It shows, uh... deleted calls from yesterday.

The call your husband made at 2:30 that morning.

Eleven minutes long.

To you.

Can you explain this?

I deleted the call.

Why?

Do you want to tell me what the call was about?

- That's private. - Mm.

Yeah, of course.

I understand some things must remain private in a marriage.

But I have to ask myself

why a wife who desperately wants to find her husband

will conceal such important details.

Hm?

If you hide this...

...what else are you hiding?

Perhaps you'd be more comfortable if we talk alone?

Anne?

Shall I leave?

Dave called to say that he was standing on a cliff

and he'd jump if I didn't tell him the truth.

What truth?

We've been trying to have a second child and it hasn't worked out.

He went to the doctors and...

...during the check-up they told him he was infertile

and maybe always has been, so he's been having these...

...crazy doubts.

He's grown unsure about whether he's really Anton's father.

I see.

Why doesn't he just take a paternity test?

- Because he's scared. - Scared of what?

- The truth. - What happened?

He was drunk and upset.

Um...

I insulted him.

- And... - And what?

Is there anything else you are not telling me?

Miss Maguire? Huh?

Look at this.

This is 15 minutes after the call to your husband.

Yeah, well, he was threatening to kill himself,

so I went out to find him.

But you left this out too.

Why should I believe anything you say?

Why you don't tell me the truth?

Um...

Do you have any other questions?

Because I'd like to go.

Anne?

Anne!

Anne, wait!

Excuse me, sir.

You forgot this.

It might be smart for her to call a lawyer.

And please don't leave the island, either of you.

We start our search tomorrow.

Just one more thing.

What's your relationship with the missing man?

I'm teaching his son tennis.

Hey. I'm sorry. I didn't know who else to call.

No, it's fine. So, she's not come to pick him up?

I tried calling the number she gave me a few times but nothing.

He had a bit of a temper tantrum.

Really? What about?

He wanted to see his father.

Thanks.

- Hi, mate. - Hey.

- You OK? - Yeah. Why?

Do you want to go and hit some balls?

Where's my mum?

She had a few things to sort out, but she'll be back soon.

I was thinking we could maybe try and go for a new record.

Maybe we could get past 30.

What do you think?

- Should we give it a go? - OK.

Come on.

Is this your office?

Kind of, yeah.

It's... It's messy.

Yeah, it needs a bit of, um, rearranging.

Here, take that.

This is good. This is gonna be a record.

- Yeah. - You're keeping count?

No, not really.

Ace, come on. We have to get a new record.

OK.

New record this time.

Hi, Anne. It's me, Tom, again.

Um...

Anton was hungry, so we've come to the hotel pool bar

and I've got him some chips.

We might go to the beach next, so you could either meet us there

or give me a call.

But give me a call.

- Are they good? - They're OK.

What do you want to do next?

- I'm gonna catch you. - Come on.

You're too fast.

Got you.

What do you do for your holidays, Ace?

- What do you mean? - Where do you go?

It's a good question. I don't really take holidays.

Oh. Why not?

I don't really know.

- Maybe I should. - Yeah.

You could come and visit us.

Yeah, that would be nice, wouldn't it?

- How old are you, Anton? - Seven, and two months.

Do you want to know why I lied?

About the call.

No.

Was Anton good?

Yeah, he was.

Tell me what you did together.

We played tennis.

I fed him...

...very bad food.

- Chips and ice cream. - Mm.

We went swimming.

We went to the beach.

And you raced each other?

Yeah.

- María, thank God you're still here. - Hey.

- I need a room. - Who is it for this time?

For me.

Is this to do with that strange English family again?

- I don't understand what's going on. - María...

The police were here talking to security.

Can you just do your job and get me a room, please?

I'll pay.

Sorry.

- I'm really tired. - There's one free.

The room that wasn't good enough for your new friends.

Have a wonderful stay.

Let's go.

Hi. - Hi.

Found anything yet?

The current's strong and it's a big area to cover.

They're gonna have to search

the whole area, so it might take a while.

- I'm gonna wait up there. - OK.

Um, Tom...

The inspector's sure this wasn't an accident.

What's that supposed to mean?

It means if we find his body

and she left the hotel and she lied about it...

It's not rocket science. - That's ridiculous.

Maybe, maybe not.

Either way, he says he has some kind of evidence.

Of what? - I don't know, he didn't say.

I'd watch what you tell him from now on.

Please. OK?

Yes, yes, yes.

- Hola. - Hola.

- Can I have a martini? - Yes, of course.

Just a coffee. Thank you.

What do we do if they find him?

We?

Anton and I.

I don't know.

Yesterday...I was thinking what it would be like

if we stayed here.

We just gave everything up

and...stayed here.

Forever.

- Really? - Yeah.

I mean, at first I liked the thought, but then it just got really depressing.

I mean, doesn't the sun just feel relentless after a while?

Tell me, what is someone like you doing here?

What are you running away from?

I'm not running away from anything.

I like it here.

I'm pretty sure you said all of this was temporary.

I don't remember ever saying that.

You did.

May I...

- Gracias. Can I have a second one? - Yes, sure.

Anne, do you think that's a...good idea?

Why not?

Because the police are down there. They're watching.

There are divers in the water looking for Dave.

Oh!

Fuck Dave.

- Fuck Dave? - Yeah, fuck Dave.

He got drunk, did whatever he did.

Like he always does. And now this, for Dave?

Mm-mm.

It's been like this forever.

You know, the joke that I have two kids, not one?

Here we go...

It is such a nice day.

You should come!

It's amazing!

It looks like they're moving on.

Further up the coast.

Do you think we should follow them?

No.

Let's stay here a bit longer.

What do you think?

Nice.

One for Anton...

Do you want one?

Can't forget the souvenirs, huh?

She looks pretty relaxed.

Where did she go when she left the hotel?

She reported him missing.

She's the one who found the phone.

Did you see her pick it up?

- What? - The phone.

- This is ridiculous. - Is it?

What if I have a witness?

What if we found blood?

- She was with me. - Sorry?

She was with me.

The night Dave went missing she came to mine.

Mm. All night, I suppose.

Mm-hm.

And did anyone see you together?

We weren't exactly trying to broadcast it.

You know the consequences for providing a false alibi?

Inspector, get in, hurry.

Hurry.

They may have found something.

Which one's yours?

The one in the middle.

- Ace? - Yeah.

I don't want to go to the kids club tomorrow.

I want to play tennis with you.

OK. We'll play tennis.

Night-night.

I'll be out in a minute.

What if they can't find him?

What happens then?

Do you know why tennis players eat bananas during their breaks?

It's full of potassium. It's good for stamina.

You can't win a long game without stamina.

And papaya is full of protein. It's good for the muscles.

It makes you strong. That way you can hit the ball even harder.

- What about pineapple? - Pineapple...

Full of magnesium. It's good for the concentration.

He was naked and disorientated

when he was found by some tourists hiking the Timanfaya volcano.

It took quite an effort to subdue him.

Apparently he wanted to jump into the crater.

I don't understand. How did he get to Lanzarote?

He must have stripped off and thought he could swim across.

One of those party boats happened to see him and fished him out.

It's a miracle he didn't drown.

He's weak, dehydrated, not to mention sleep-deprived.

He's possibly been awake for three days.

We expect his blood will show high levels of alcohol

and other substances.

But he's going to be OK?

Yes, he'll be OK.

Can I see him?

Anne.

Anne, wait.

Come on, Anton.

Are you family?

No.

That's good.

Watch the ball.

Ah, day drinking. I love holiday.

- How long are you guys here? - Uh, just this Sunday.

- We need a little break from work. - And from the wives.

I wish we never had to go back.

You got it right, living here.

Totally.

Permanent sun, permanent freedom from the whole shitshow.

No regrets.

Christopher, can you take over a moment for me, please?

- María. - Morning, Ace.

How can I help you?

Can you see if the Maguire family have checked out?

They're in room 555.

No, still in the system.

Yes! Come one, come on! Nice!

I haven't seen her since then either.

I'll call you if I do.

But I think the case is closed.

What about Inspector Mazo?

Fucked off as soon as he got back from Lanzarote.

I don't get it. He told me he had a witness.

He did?

No, no, no. Probably a bluff. - Why?

Because he's a bored cop from the capital

who's spent too much time watching Columbo on TV.

Who was right from the beginning?

It was me.

Another tourist runs riot and returns embarrassed.

I'm the one who should be promoted here.

Come on, Alba!

Aah!

Look at that. Good, eh?

Can I get a drink?

Can I get a fucking drink?

- You're the Ace, right? - What?

- You're the Ace. - It's him. It's him.

Come on. A guy at the hotel, he told us you beat Rafa Nadal.

Come on. We heard the whole story.

I'm a decent player myself. Come on.

If I return five of your serves, will that make me better than Rafa Nadal?

Mate, just look at the state of him. Go for eight.

Waiter, get this guy a drink. Come on. On me.

I tell you what, let's do something. Let's have a bet. It'll be fun. 100 euros.

What do you say?

- Fuck off. - Oi, oi, oi!

You ain't going to say thank you? Anything?

- I knew it was bollocks. - It was.

Ah, he's on, he's on!

All right, mate. Ten serves, five returns.

That's the bet. You ready? Go for it.

OK, OK! Come on, let's go!

OK, let's go, let's go!

Let's go!

One! You got this. You got this. Come on!

Oh...

No!

Two!

Three.

Ace, Ace, Ace!

Ace, Ace, Ace!

Ace, Ace, Ace!

- Four! - Ace, Ace, Ace!

Ace, Ace, Ace!

Ace, Ace, Ace!

Ace, Ace, Ace!

Five!

He's the Ace. What am I gonna do?

- How'd you do that? - What's he still doing?

Ace, Ace, Ace!

Ace, Ace, Ace!

Ace, Ace, Ace!

It's all yours, mate. Drink up.

Ace, Ace, Ace!

Ace, Ace, Ace!

Ace, Ace, Ace!

Ace, Ace, Ace!

Ace.

Ace.

Morning.

Yeah, there's a little extra in there for the inconvenience.

Thanks for looking after my family, man.

I mean that.

We had a good time.

Take it easy, man.

It was fun.

Come on, Dad. Let's get on the bus.

SOLD

- Hello. - Hello, sir.

Can I still buy a ticket here?

Yes. Where would you like to go?