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I'm so sorry. We were just trying to
find you.

I'm starting to feel like some sort of
crazy stalker now.

I'm Emily, by the way.

Who's your new friend?

Ah, she's a new mum.

She's great, isn't she?

She's obviously a very worrying
escalation.

She's a good kid.

She's not. She turns out to be violent
and aggressive.

Tonight is about the return of Laura
Conroy.

Hello, Thomas.

I mean, it was years ago.

Tonight's going to be a lot of fun.

I'd spent my whole life looking for her.

I never left the room without checking
that she wasn't in it.

And then... There she was.

Finally.

From the surface, she was plain.

It's quite unremarkable.

But underneath it was someone else.

Trapped inside a life she didn't choose.

And bursting to get out.

It's on your head.

Good morning.

Is it possible to order some breakfast
and charge it to the room?

Amazing. Thanks.

Oh, and, um, can I settle both rooms as
well?

That's Laura Conroy.

Conroy. Yeah.

Alright, I'll get your bag.

Laura?

Laura?

Oh, give it up already.

Thank you.

Come on. Wake up.

Wake up.

Come on. Come on. You need to go.

Oh, no, I can't. I can't.

Fine. Suit yourself.

But if I were you, I wouldn't want to be
here when he wakes up.

What?

Oh, God.

Oh, God, no.

Oh, no.

Come on.

Come on.

Move your arse. I can't believe this.

What have I done?

Come on.

Look, it's a reasonable doubt. That's
what you're always banging on about. I

was in bed with my ex.

No, we'll prove you guys. There was a
condom wrap on the line.

OK, so there is that, yeah.

I don't know how this has happened. I've
never blacked out, never.

Do you think someone spiked my drink?

Look, I think it's been a while and
you're a bit out of practice.

You know what I've done in that tequila?

Come on.

Thank you so much for choosing to stay
with us, Mrs Conroy. Oh, it was my

pleasure.

Um, actually, I think I might have left
my bracelet in the room.

Is there any chance I can give you my
number in case someone from housekeeping

finds it? Yes, of course.

I'd go back up and check again, but my
friend's not feeling well.

It was the last present I got from my
mum before she packed away. Sorry.

I'm so sorry. My condolences.

No, I just don't... I can't believe I've
been so careless with it.

I'll make sure housekeeping have an
extra good look for it.

I appreciate that.

Thank you.

Come on, Daniel. It's rude to stare. How
many times have I told you?

They won't let me settle my bill or
yours. Why?

Because apparently you paid for
everything last night. Oh, God.

And Rob must have got home to an empty
house as well.

Shit. Oh, shit. What?

Eliza's behaviour. Shit.

I'll call you. Yeah.

Have they gone? They've gone.

I didn't see much point in hanging
around.

Rob,

I am so sorry.

Where were you?

I look like an idiot trying to come for
you in front of those people that were

here today. I know, I know.

I drank way too much last night and then
this morning. I was a mess. I was a mess

this morning. I know it's no excuse.
It's unforgivable. I get it. A heads up

would have been nice. Instead of coming
home to an empty house. I passed out.

You passed out? Yes.

What did you say?

I crashed at Emily's.

So how did the meeting go?

Daddy, I can't find the episode I want.
Can you help? Yeah, in a minute, Eliza.

Just give us a second.

I won't reschedule.

I have to wait in the bathroom.

Daddy. It's not the best start, though.
Just give us a second, sweetheart.

I thought you were going to have a quiet
night in.

Suck in the bath, get some rest.

I was. I totally was. And then I thought
I should show my face at this work deal.

Is this how it's going to be when you're
back at the office?

What?

Was Tom there?

The whole firm was there. Like, why are
you even bringing him up? It was the

first night.

We haven't even started yet, and it
feels like I'm going back in time to

this whole thing. I've had one night
out. It was one night out. Daddy!

One night out.

Daddy!

Eliza! We don't hit in this house. Go to
your room!

I'll take your hangover out on the kid.

Right, so she hits you and I'm the
arsehole? Yeah.

It's funny, isn't it?

You pretend you're so in control of your
life, but you don't choose your parents,

do you?

Who they are.

What's inside them.

What's inside us as a consequence.

Down to look.

Something for the hangover.

Thank you.

At least for sleep.

I know Eliza has a mix of screen time,
so... Do you want to have a kip?

Rob.

If it makes you feel any better, I'm
angry with me too.

When did we get so old that a night out
needs more recovery time than minor

surgery?

You miss it?

The immortality of youth, yeah.

Yeah, I do.

The days before... You knocked me up and
put a ring on it.

Before all this.

I love all this.

It's the reason I get up in the morning.

I mean, granted, those hungry little
humans don't give me much choice, right?

But... I love our life, Rob.

I do.

Okay?

It's me.

I want to help you, Emily, but I don't
know what you're up to.

Did you spike their drink last night?

She was drunk and wanted to get a hotel,
so we did.

You need to start being more straight
with me.

Why is this story so important to you?

Because people need to know the truth.

Everything you've told me so far about
Laura checks out.

But the other girl... There's no trace.

I tried contacting her parents to track
her down.

They're both dead.

That's tragic.

You said that you know who bought them.

Introduce me to her.

You can't.

She won't talk to you.

She doesn't trust journalists.

Because no one's ever believed her.

I would.

But you need to give me more than just
your version of events.

What if I got Laura to talk to you?

Yeah.

To start.

For this to work, you need to trust me.

No more dodgy stuff and you'll get us
both into trouble.

Do you fancy a takeaway for dinner?

If she sees us watching, she'll stop
playing with it.

In a rare display of affection,

Elder Sibling seems to enjoy the company
of the baby child.

I wish you weren't going away again.

Especially with everything like it is
with Eliza.

We just need to keep reminding ourselves
that she's seven.

Not being an only child anymore is a big
adjustment.

Whatever this phase is, it'll pass.

Hopefully the new nanny will leave the
load and I'll be back before you know

it.

Why don't we put the kids to bed early
tonight, have a nice dinner, maybe even

candles? Candles?

Wow. You must be feeling bad about last
night.

You're going away, aren't you? I just
want to make it special.

Not yet.

Oh, hi.

Hey, come in.

You ready?

Sorry?

For what?

Yeah, the massages, facial, weird whale
music.

The spa trip.

We booked it last night.

You forgot?

Yeah, yeah, sorry.

Is there any chance we could do it
another day? I really want to spend some

time with Rob before he flies out
tomorrow.

Me? No, I don't think the spa trip can
wait.

Tom sent it to me.

I am so sorry. I won't be long. I
promise.

We've got a long night.

I know. I know. It's just... She doesn't
seem to have many other friends.

I can't just bail on her. She's been so
good to me.

I get it.

I just... I wanted some proper time with
you.

Before I go. Yeah. I know. Me too.

It's not going to be like this forever.

Things will calm down soon.

We can still have dinner together.

We'll get a takeaway on the way back,
yeah?

I'll be as quick as I can.

Okay.

a hot stone massage while you relax.

Tom's got photos of me in bed with him.
You could inject Valium into my

eyeballs. I still wouldn't relax.

We're not going to sort anything out
with you in this state.

You sure I can't tempt you in for a
swim?

No, I'm fine here.

Come on. It's a heated pool.

I don't swim.

I could teach you if you want. I said
no.

Sorry.

I promise I won't let you drown.

I need to tell Rob. Wait a minute.

Let me think about this.

Look, I'm going to have a quick sauna
and then we can ask them to bring the

afternoon tea out.

Afternoon tea is knocking on dinner.

I'll be quick.

Your afternoon tea, ladies.

Enjoy. Oh, thank you.

Shall I be mother?

I hate it when people say that.

Sex is bullshit.

Would you please stop watching the
clock?

Sorry.

I promised Rob dinner to make up for
shagging Rex.

They're not the exact words I use, no.

But I do. I need to tell him.

Look, the Tom thing's simple.

Rob leaves for the States tomorrow,
right?

Yeah.

You invite Tom round.

You figure out what happened last night
with your own peace of mind.

Agree to never speak about it again and
move on.

You don't think I should just come
clean? Well, only if you want your kids

to spend every other Christmas in
someone else's house.

Don't say that.

What if he finds out some other way?

Who's going to tell him?

He must have lied to Rob before, surely?

What? No.

No.

Really?

You've never hidden anything from him?

No bodies under the patio?

No.

Look, Rob never needs to know.

And if you fess up just to clear your
own conscience, well, that'd just be

monumentally selfish.

And that's not you.

You're not the type to ruin someone
else's life just to make things easier

for yourself.

Think of the sandwich?

Right.

There we go.

Invited Tom around.

Great.

So, I do need to get back.

Are you serious?

You don't mind, do you?

We came here to have a nice time, and
all you've done is talk about yourself

and your own problems, and now you want
to go.

Do you even know why we booked this
place?

My brother's death.

The anniversary.

I told you about it last night.

I'm so sorry. No, I don't remember
anything from last night. No, honestly,

it's fine.

You go.

Now we've sorted your Tom problem.

I mean, we both know that's the only
reason why you came.

Of course it's not, Emily. No, go.
Honestly, get back to your happy little

family. No, Em, I...

I'm fine. Please just go. Your hand.

Come on, let's get you cleaned up.

Ow.

Look, I didn't do this on purpose. I'm
just really upset about my brother.

Of course not.

Kate, I'm really sorry that I didn't
remember about your brother.

Was it recent?

Don't have to talk about it if you don't
want to.

A few years ago.

From the moment he was born, it was
like... ..he's your brother, Em.

Make sure you look after him.

But I couldn't.

It's just every time I feel like I'm
getting my life back together, it just

hits me like a train.

It should be... It should be me in the
ground, not him.

Come on, you can't say things like that.

It's true.

Why should I get to live when he
doesn't?

That's the point.

The point is... It's Florence and
everyone else that loves you.

Everybody leaves the sentence.

Prison. Husband.

Parents.

Still got me.

I'm really sorry I didn't see you
yesterday.

This is too wrapped up in my own drama.

Yeah, you're the worst.

Would you take a look?

Yeah, you should get back to Rob. No, I
can't leave you like this. Oh, I'll be

fine. I'll just go home and drink.

Stop it now. You're coming home with me.
No, I can't. It's your last night with

Rob. You're working it.

Rob will understand.

Got that?

Yeah.

Come on, let's make the table nice for
Mummy. Put it over there for me.

Dad, your phone!

Yeah, I can hear it.

Let's see who it was, eh?

Hi, Mrs Conroy. This is Jade calling
from the Arlo Hotel.

Just to let you know that we found your
bracelet after you left this morning.

We'll keep it in the safe and you can
pick it up any time.

Do you want to explain to me why they
are the hotel?

Um, Emily wasn't feeling too good, so
she's just come back to stay, if that's

all right.

No, I'm fine on my own. I can just grab
a cab. No, please, stay.

It's the least we can do after Laura
cried at yours that night.

So you slept, right, Emily?

I don't know if I slept. It's more like
passed out.

It's a difficult question, Laura.

What happened was... It's all right.

The spare bed's made up, if you want to
go up.

Rob. Hotel called.

They found the bracelet you lost last
night.

And I've been sitting there, trying to
think why you would lie about something

like that.

In my head, I keep thinking, were you
with someone?

Were you with someone?

Well, I mean, yeah.

I was with Emily, and I was embarrassed,
Rob, because I got in such a state, and

I knew you'd be pissed off with how much
it cost. I don't care about the money.

I want you to be honest with me.

Sorry. I'm really sorry, Rob.

I... I don't know what the fuck is going
on with you.

Oh, hi, little one.

I heard voices.

Oh, well, that was with the telly.

It's a bit loud, isn't it?

Why don't we get you back to bed, and
I'll go and tell Mummy and Daddy to turn

the volume down.

Come on, little one.

Sorry? Back to voices.

It was Mummy and Daddy.

What about me?

No, sweetheart.

No. It wasn't your fault at all.

And they love you and your brothers very
much.

Even when they get cross and shout.

Daddy doesn't shout much.

But does Mummy... Does it frighten you
when she shouts?

If you ever get scared by Mummy's
temper, she can always talk to me.

Any time.

Because I get it.

I used to get shouted at a lot.

Were you naughty?

Sometimes when I got a bit older.

Why?

Because sometimes people see you as one
thing.

And they treat you a certain way, and
eventually... you

stop fighting it.

But you're perfect.

Don't let anyone tell you otherwise.

How about I go down, tell Mummy you want
her to come up and tuck you in, give you

a kiss goodnight?

Would you like that?

OK.

I'll go straight downstairs and tell
her.

Pinky promise?

Pinky promise.

No, sweetheart.

Rob gone to bed.

He's got a pack for his trip tomorrow.

You okay?

How's your hand?

Yeah, it's all right.

It's sore.

I can talk to him if you want.

I thought it was my idea to crash at
that hotel.

Wouldn't explain why I lied.

I don't understand how they got Rob's
number.

You must have accidentally given him his
instead of yours when you paid for the

rooms.

Another drunken mistake.

I honestly don't mind if you want to
throw me under the bus.

I mean, that's the easiest thing to do,
right?

You've got an amazing life here, Laura.

Beautiful family.

I'd hate to see you throw it all away
for a moment of madness.

Do you want the spare room? I mean, I
could sleep down here. No, no, you take

it.

I don't think I'm going to get much
sleep.

Oh, I checked in with the kids.

Both out for the count.

Sat through the whole thing.

Small mercy, say.

Thank you.

Night, Laura.

Eliza, I've asked you five times now to
go upstairs and brush your teeth. Can

you stop ignoring me?

Eliza!

Good morning, everyone.

How's things?

Eliza? Eliza, I know you can hear me, so
if you keep ignoring me, you're going to

lose all your screen time for the rest
of the day.

In a minute. No, now, please.

Have you made up with Rob?

Well, he left this morning without
saying goodbye, so... What was your

answer?

He tried calling him.

Eliza, will you just stop ignoring me?

Stop shouting!

You're always shouting at me! OK, let's
just take a minute. Look, why don't I

take Miss Eliza to school?

No, you don't need to. No, I don't mind.
Look, I want to catch Flo at the gates

anyway after Satan drops her off.

You just need to take a minute.

Oh, no, this is her fault.

I know.

I know. I'm sorry.

Sorry, Eliza. Come here.

Give me a hug.

Eliza?

Stop.

Eliza, come here.

This is ridiculous.

Come on, you.

Oh, there's that. Brush your teeth.

Just give Rob some time.

You need to focus on what you're going
to say to Tom.

A quick word with Daddy, and then you
can talk to him again. Hi, sweetheart.

Hiya, sorry.

We'll get it right here. One minute, OK?

I'm so sorry to disturb you at work like
this.

He was just really upset after what
happened with Laura this morning.

Wasn't there anything else to do?

What do you mean, what happened with
Laura?

She told me how you guys left things.

Look, I think she's taken it really
badly, love.

I'm just worried that...

If you go on your trip tonight without
putting things right, do you want to be

able to cope?

Do you need to, Rob?

Do you need to go home?

I had this very fixed idea of who she
was in my head.

Built up an image of a woman that I
hated with everything that I had.

And I knew I was right to.

I'd have bet my life on it.

But the more time we spent together, the
more I started to wonder.

Maybe I got it wrong.

Come in.

Yes.

Right, so do you want a cup of tea or
something?

No, just water, please.

It's just tap.

Oh, that's fine, that's fine.

I'm glad you asked me over.

I've been wanting to talk to you about
the other night.

Yeah.

Do you know what happened?

No. I was going to ask you the same
thing.

If something did happen, I would hate
for you to think that I took advantage

of you or... I don't. That's fine. I
don't. When you got upset, I was just

trying to comfort you. I wasn't trying
it on.

Upset?

Yeah. Something about Jamie someone.

I don't know if I'm making much sense,
but... I swear, I didn't use that to get

you into bed.

Why did you send Emily photographs of
me?

What photos?

Photos of me in bed.

I didn't know. I don't remember doing
that. No, me neither.

I'm so sorry.

But I'm bleeding them now.

Tom, don't. Please don't. Can we try
again?

No, Tom.

I love my family. You and me, we're in
the past, right? You know that.

Don't you miss it?

The life we had.

Is all this really enough for you?

Well... Oh, Tom.

You... Rob.

Rob. Um... Long time. Good to see you.

Tom... Is this where the other night was
about?

I don't know.

Don't know? I can't remember.

Quick, Rob.

Shut the fuck up, Tom.

Well?

I don't know. Maybe.

I can't remember, Rob. I'm so sorry.

I should go. You should stay.

Maybe.

A marriage.

A family.

If family meant so little to you, you
would throw it away for a maybe. No.

Fuck you.

Laura.

Can you just go, please?

I can't leave you like this. Tom, can
you just go, please?

Please?

Yeah, I tried calling him, but he didn't
answer.

He's in the air now, so I'll have to try
him again when his flight gets in.

Listen, Flo's at her dad's for a couple
of nights. She said, if you need me to

come over, help with the kids.

Oh, thank you. No, it's fine.

Ellen, the new nanny, starts tomorrow,
so I need to clean the house, actually.

And before you say anything, yes, I do
need to.

Hmm. All right, well, the offer's there
if you need it.

Thank you.

OK, you take care now.

And good luck with the nanny.

Thanks.

Is that Ellen?

Yes, this is Ellen. Yeah, I hope you
don't mind. I got your number from the

agency. We're both registered there.

Oh, is there a problem?

Yeah, um, look, I know you're due to
start work with Laura Conroy tomorrow.

Um, I know we don't know each other, but
I used to work with her, and, well, if

I'd have known what she was really like,
I'd have never taken the job.

Yeah.

No, that's all right.

Yeah, got to look after each other.

Hey, Flo.

What are you doing out here on your own?

Everything all right?

Just waiting for Mum.

Oh, were you? Oh.

I was just on the phone to her. She
didn't say she was here.

Florence, I've been waiting for you in
the playground. We need to go. We're

already late.

Hi.

Come on. Kids and their phones these
days.

Come on.

Sorry, who are you?

I'm Florence's mum, Isla. And you?

Laura.

Sorry, I thought Emily was her mum.

Oh, no.

That's our nanny.

Well, was our nanny. Until she quit on
us with no notice.

I'm sorry. Hey, Claire.

Hello?

Yeah, yeah, yeah. We're coming now.

Yeah.

Yeah, we'll be there soon. Bye-bye.

That's perfect.

Dad's for a couple of nights.

Look,

I want to catch Flo at the gates anyway.

Why

have

you been pretending to be Flo's mum?

Who are you?

Liam, it's me.

I think she'll talk.

It's all going to come out.

Don't answer the door to anybody.

I just want to have a quick chat with
you, Catherine.

Catherine. How did he find me, Mum?

What if Rob finds out?

You can trust me.

I feel like I'm going slightly mad.

Like everything's suddenly falling
apart.

I don't know what's wrong with you.

You're scaring the kids. Mummy?

It's really important that you tell the
truth.

Hello? Nothing bad happens when you tell
the truth.