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That was
the worst mistake I've ever made.

But it'll never happen again, okay?

Oh, so you just accidentally
fell on top of me?

What are you doing here?

What the fuck?

You stay away from my wife!

The account is empty.

- There is no money, is there?
- No.

Not right now.

Östen!

You can't have two houses, mum.

I'm not ready.

What if I forget him?

Elvis, Elvis.

Shit, you're gorgeous.

Maybe I always was,
you just haven't noticed.

Could you imagine yourselves
staying on, as employees?

My bank has transferred
everything to your account.

- All of it?
- Yes.

I've changed my mind.
I don't want to sell the house.

Do you think your cop boyfriend
is going to come and help you?

Stop it!

- Please, help me.
- Call the police.

The police won't believe me.

Okay, we'll take him
to the freezer in the shed.

Shit, you scared me.

- How did you get in?
- The code is four zeros.

Not that tricky.

I thought you said this place
was full. There's lots of space.

I'm starving.
Why don't we cook something?

I could easily fit
all of my furniture in here.

I know what will happen. Tony and
Nettan haven't picked up their stuff.

I'm not just going to
leave my things here.

Come on. I'm starving. Come on.

HAMMARVIK

- Oh, what happened?
- No, nothing.

But it's all swollen.

I did some work with Tony,
down a well.

That plonker
dropped an iron pipe on me.

God, he could have
crushed your skull.

No, it's okay.

What have you bought?

It's an ovulation test. It works
in a similar way to a pregnancy test.

Okay.

And...

- I'm ovulating now, I think.
- Okay.

Hang on. I've got something to do.

Mum needs help with some paperwork.

I promise I'll be back soon.

And then...

we'll be making lots of babies.

- Okay?
- Promise. Don't be long.

You don't mind my
repotting those flowers?

They didn't look very happy.

It was pretty urgent.

Just let me know before
you go into the shed next time.

I'm not really used to
men who care about the garden.

- Apart from mowing the lawn.
- Right...

Or other parts of the home,
for that matter.

That tends to be my domain.

Shit...

That's just so old-fashioned.

- Positively ancient.
- Maybe,

but me and Danne used to kind of...

Hello!

Is anyone here?

Hello!

- Why is he here?
- I don't know.

Did you know he was coming?

Pernilla!

I know what to do with the freezer,
but we need to be quick.

Now is not a good time,
you need to come another time.

- Hi.
- Hello.

Danne was just coming
to fix the railing out there.

Are you fixing the railing
in the dark?

Exactly.

Just what I just said.
Why don't you come back another day?

Sure.

- I'll do that then.
- Yeah, see you.

- Has he been in a fight?
- I don't think so.

That kind of black eye
you only get from a fist.

You can't just make a decision
without asking me.

God, it's just for a few hours.

- I don't want to.
- What's this about?

The plumber is coming
to fix the leak in the bathroom

and Zoey has promised
to be here for that.

- I have not said I'll be here.
- It's about being responsible.

- That's a new concept for you.
- You know what?

I've changed my mind.
You wait in for the plumber.

- What the hell?
- Don't swear. Between 9 and 12.

Love ya.

Have fun.

Nice one.

Do you fancy coming over?

Would love to!

Hi, you've reached Tomas.

I can't speak right now, but will
call you back. Have a wonderful day.

Check out this, Nettan.

Nice, isn't it? New seat covers
and brand new tyres.

But it's blue.

Elvis doesn't like blue.

What are you on about?

He'll love these wheels.

- How much is it?
- We can afford it.

Do you know how much
your business is bringing in?

I've finally come up with a name.

We won't drive you round the U-bend.

But you're not just dealing with
U-bends, are you?

It's a pun.

So you're a bit stressed
at the moment, but don't panic.

You've got money for the car.

But it's not about that.

You need to get your business
up and running,

otherwise our relationship
will be unbalanced.

I saw a documentary about that.

If the woman earns more than the man,
he feels castrated.

Castrated...

It's about the subconscious, Tony.

If the woman is more successful than
the man, he nearly always leaves her.

But I won't leave you.

You need to hire someone.
Elvis is not enough.

That's fine. I'm the same.

Are you perfect, or what?

I just like it here.

I want to help out.

- Can I just ask you something?
- Mm.

Danne, does he live here, or what?

What do you mean?

He's got stuff here.

He's got keys
and comes and goes as he pleases.

He doesn't even ring the doorbell.

No, I know. I need to talk to him.

And one more thing.

Will yo let me
fix the railing out there?

- Can you do it?
- Yes, I can.

- Can you?
- Yes.

Okay.

Oh, there you are.
Do you know when Saman is coming?

No. No idea.

Sorry if I'm being
a bit forward, but...

how are things
between the two of you?

It's okay, I suppose.
Well, it's been...

It's been better, I suppose.

But it won't affect work.

Don't worry. Really.

I know what it's like. I worked with
my ex-husband for a while.

He cheated on me and I discovered it.

Oh.

That's tough.

Not at all. It was all for the best.

His affair was the nail in the coffin
of an already dead relationship.

The spark was totally gone.

And we both knew it, really.

Weren't you angry?

Yes, initially.

It was a wake-up call for me.

Getting divorced
is the best thing I've ever done.

This decision was made over my head.

It saves you
looking after two houses.

A complete stranger
has taken over Östen's house.

- Am I meant to just accept that?
- He's just renting.

- Hi, Granny.
- Hello.

He looks suspicious.

And why does he need
all those bin bags?

- For his butchered murder victims?
- Vanessa!

I wanted to invite
to a dinner here tomorrow.

- I want everyone to come.
- Who's everyone?

Well, you and Granny,
Dad and Johanna.

There's something I want to tell you.

- And Alex, since he lives here now.
- But that's nothing permanent.

What do you want to talk about then?

I'll tell you tomorrow.

But would seven o'clock be fine?

Seven is perfect.

Great, I'll tell Dad that.

I'll make something nice. No seeds
in the salad. Everyone hates that.

I can cook if Alex is invited.

Okay then. God!

- Would you like some?
- Isn't it a bit early?

Let's just pretend we're in Milan.

- Where is Zoey?
- She's not around.

I thought we could
take the boat out later.

- So it's here now?
- Yeah.

We could stop somewhere for a swim,
have some lunch...

Lindöns restaurant.

- Lindöns?
- Best ribs in the world. Insane.

A girl who eats properly.
Where have you been all my life?

I have finished.

Great, thanks.

Do you charge by the hour
or is there a fixed price?

I don't know,
you'll have to check with Dad.

I'll definitely do that. It shouldn't
have taken you that long.

If you'd cleared up beforehand,
it would have been a lot quicker.

Hang on.

I recognise you from the party.

And here you are.
So you're a plumber?

For your own dad. Just a tad sad.

If your parents ran out of money,
who'd be buying you champers?

Nice, isn't it?

It's delicious.

I think we should talk about
what happened yesterday.

I'm listening.

Right.

How long have you known?

Since the wedding.

Okay.

Instead of telling me, you wait
for an opportunity to hit him.

Maybe I waited for you to tell me.

Are you in love with him?

No.

No, it just kind of happened.

These things don't just happen.

He gave me attention
in that particular moment.

That's something
I haven't had from you in ages.

Darling...

I know that
I have taken you for granted

and I'm so sorry about that.

That's why I think
we need to work at our relationship

and try to find
our way back to each other.

Saman...

I want a divorce.

What do you mean? Is it Danne?

This has nothing to do with Danne.

This is about you and me not
having anything in common anymore.

Of course we do.

No.

I think you will also realise that
this is for the best.

Hang on.

Why are you saying this?
I was about to forgive you.

I wanted to start afresh
and now you're telling me this?

But things have not been good.
You said so, too.

That doesn't mean I want to
give up everything we've got.

What exactly have we got?

We don't have sex,
we don't talk and we...

We used to have a business together
that you ran into the ground.

- Did I do that?
- Yes, you did.

Don't try to blame me.

And you've run this marriage
into the ground.

What the hell happened?

- I need to ask you a favour.
- What happened?

Never mind.

So,

I told Johanna that
you did this to me at work.

Hang on a minute.

Did you tell her
I gave you a black eye?

I told her you accidentally
dropped some pipes on me.

What the hell, Danne?

It's important.
Please, just go along with it.

How about coming back to work?

- What?
- No need to lie then.

You can come back and work for me.

Wouldn't that be a bit strange?

We're in deep shit.

Okay, so when would I start?

Well, 7 a.m. Monday morning.

Alright then.

- You'll be there?
- Yeah.

Danne, you're such a rock.

- But if Johanna asks...
- I gave you a black eye. Sure.

Are you looking for something?

Black forest is my favourite.

The rose.

Konstantin Rallis,
your new neighbour.

I'm Ingrid.

They need a lot of sun
in order to thrive.

But that won't be a problem,
I suppose.

What?

The sunshine.
I have an amazing garden.

Those who lived here before
must have had green fingers.

I've got a phone call to make.

Johanna?

- Mm.
- Johanna!

- Yeah?
- Tomas has gone missing.

When did you last see him?

- About a week ago.
- Maybe he's gone away.

But his phone is switched off.

- He's not been reported missing.
- Well, let's do that now.

Do you hear me?

Listen, you too.

I want to report
Tomas Andersson missing now.

- We'll do what we can.
- I should hope so.

Tell Tony to be a bit careful at
work. Danne could have died.

What?

You haven't bought anything.

These shops are just useless.

I know. But I'm going to
show you something.

I can't decide
whether this is nice or not.

It is really pretty.

Is there something
between you and Charlie?

He's very sweet,
but not quite my type.

He is so your type.

All your boyfriends
have been just like him.

What do you mean?

Someone who's
all focused on spoiling you.

I don't need a boyfriend to spoil me.

Yeah, right.

- I can do that myself.
- True.

But with your dad's money.

Why don't we go to the spa hotel?

A massage would be lovely. Come on.

I've got so much homework,
I've hardly got any time.

Come on, it would be amazing.

Mum said that it was okay.

Shit, there aren't any slots today.

That's a shame.

But there are two tomorrow.

- I'll book them.
- I'm going to the dentist tomorrow.

You're so boring,
turning everything down.

But...

Darling...

Saman.

You don't need to do all of that now.
One thing at a time.

You don't think I want to stay here
and work with you?

No... I just wish...

Felicia, aren't you happy?

Now you won't have to see me
every day. That's what you wanted.

I never said that's what I wanted.

But tell me,
what is it you want then?

I don't know, Saman.

I don't know.

Have you changed your mind?

No.

Okay.

If you've made up your mind, there's
nothing I can say or do, so...

Okay. Fine.

Saman, this is your place.
This was your idea.

Yes, and I have other plans now.

What kind of plans?

If you and I
have nothing in common anymore,

then there's no reason
for me to tell you anything.

You can't have a policeman
staying with you right now.

Pernilla, I want to help you,
but we need to have a plan.

I need to go.

Now's the time.
I did a test this morning.

I've only got 30 minutes
before my meeting starts.

Hang on. This should be fun,
romantic. Not like some chore.

I know. Let's go to Balders
after work and have some nice wine.

- No, not Balders.
- Yes, it'll be super romantic.

It'll be like a date night,
just the two of us.

- We'll dress up...
- No, no.

What's the matter?

I'm sorry. I promise you
we'll have sex tonight.

Hey...

- Hey...
- Okay.

I'll have an avocado salad, no onion,
and a latte with an extra shot.

- What about you?
- Just a black coffee, please.

Sure.

Staff needed!

Are you interested?

Yeah, sure.

Have you got any
experience of catering?

Well, I've eaten in
a lot of restaurants.

It'll mainly be doing the dishes
and waitressing.

- Sure.
- Would you like to try it tomorrow?

- Around 11:30?
- You're going to the dentist, though.

I'd love to, thanks.

Great. I'll bring you
your order soon.

Thank you.

Do you want to do the dishes?

- I'll be on trial.
- Why?

You can't live off your parents
for the rest of your life.

Okay.

Okay.

- Cheers, Felicia.
- Cheers.

You know this town pretty well,
don't you?

Well, what do you want to know?

What do you know about
Carl and Louise?

Carl and Louise...

- He's got a son he didn't know about.
- Yeah, Ruben.

I know about that. What else?

Apart from that
I don't really know what to say.

- They keep themselves to themselves.
- Mhm.

Why?

Our daughters were at school together
at Djursholm.

- We've socialised a fair bit.
- I see.

And then...

I shouldn't tell you, but I was
involved with Carl in the past.

But that was before
he and Louise got together.

I see.

We were very young.

You know what it was like back then.

He was my first true love.

I was convinced Carl and I
would be together forever.

But then he met Louise
and the rest is history, as they say.

You must want some more wine.

Ta-da!

Happy 18th birthday!

- What?!
- Yup.

We know it's blue,
but you could change that.

Or we could return it.

Never. It's hot as hell.

- My man.
- You're the best.

Drive carefully.

I thought it was a shame
to wake you up.

No, it's a shame we'll have to wait
for my next ovulation.

The odds of getting pregnant
after 35 are 12 per cent.

12 per cent, Danne. That's nothing.

Maybe you shouldn't
get so worked up about it.

It feels like I'm carrying
this burden on my own.

- Do you need help?
- No.

- Is it okay if I cook tonight?
- Sure.

- Definitely.
- Are you sure?

That's nice.

Alex speaking.

Are they sure about that?
Tomas Andersson?

That's fine.
I'm coming in straight away. Bye.

I've got to go to work.
I'll finish tomorrow.

Is it important?

Just a new line of inquiry
in the investigation. We'll see.

- See you this evening.
- Yeah.

I spoke to reception.
He checked in nine days ago,

but he hasn't been seen for a week.

And his credit card is overdrawn.

If he's left, he did so in a hurry.

He's not gone abroad.

- Hi there.
- Hello.

Are you wearing that for work?

Yes.

Okay...

You can start by fetching the glasses
from the dishwasher.

And here's a list of things
that need doing.

Am I meant to do
all of this before I leave?

That's to be done before we open.

In half an hour.

- Right, okay.
- Okay?

So there you are.

- Hi there.
- Hello.

I'm sorry.

This is all new to me.

I promise to do better. Okay?

Thank you.

- Here you are.
- Wow, what's this?

A calendar?

Look at this.
This is where you ovulate.

And that's my birthday.

It's just perfect.

There are a lot of blank days.

We might have to
get some practice in on those days.

How about a bit of practice now?

- There.
- Oh, God!

Danne! Danne!

How's the investigation coming along?

Is this your best knife?

You said there was some new lead.

I can't talk about my investigations,
you know that.

Look.

We'll freeze this meat.

And we can have lamb next week.

Oh, that's not going to work.

I'll have to put it
in the freezer outside.

What?

This will have to go
in the outside freezer.

Oh, but that one is also full.

We'll have to rearrange things.

Okay, I'll do it.

You carry on.

Do you feel rushed?

A little bit, but I'm alright.

Great, 'cause I think
you're doing alright.

Claudia and I will hire you
on probation.

Great. Just one thing.

- No.
- Yes, your feet will love them.

- Hi there. Two beer, please.
- Hi.

- Coming up.
- My son is turning 18.

- Happy birthday.
- Happy birthday.

Thanks.

I didn't know you worked here.

There's a lot
you don't know about me.

- Shall I set up a tab?
- No, I'll pay by card.

- Hi Alex, are you alright?
- Hi.

- Hi, sweetheart.
- Hi.

Here you are.
It's chilled and ready to drink.

Thank you.
We're having lamb, of course.

That's okay. We can have
a glass of white before dinner.

- Okay.
- I'll get glasses.

They're over there now.

- Here?
- Alex bought new ones.

Yes, you had lots of odd ones. I
thought it would be nice with a set.

- Very nice.
- Yeah.

But aren't they a bit big?

Not really.

Come and have a seat.

- I'm working.
- You could take a break.

I'm just so bored here.

Just for one minute then.

You know you don't have to do this.

- I want to do this.
- I spoke to Mum.

It's insane that you
should be slaving away here.

You don't need to talk to her.
I want to work here.

- Are you sure?
- Yes.

Can I order something, please?

Let him wait.

- Have a seat.
- Is there a problem?

Well, you don't seem to realise
that she needs a break.

- Are you okay?
- Hello?

You talk to me.

Did you want a beer?

Is it just me? I can smell drains.
It's bothering my nose.

- What was that?
- Back off.

Come on. Stop it!

So how long
are you staying here, Alex?

It depends how long
it takes them to finish my flat.

Are we talking weeks or days?

Right...

As you know we've gathered today

because I want to tell you something.

I think it's
thanks to Tomas that I'm doing this.

He's made me realise that it's okay
to talk about serious issues.

Even if it's
a bit difficult sometimes.

Darling, we love you and whatever
trouble you've got yourself into

we can resolve it together,
as a family.

Daddy, I'm a lesbian.

How are you going to resolve that?

Oh...

Oh, my darling sweetheart.
I'm happy for you.

You can rely on women.
Men are mostly trouble.

So that was it.

Oh, darling.

- Cheers, Vanessa.
- Cheers.

- That was brave.
- Thank you.

- Darling...
- Before I could to stop it,

the guy managed to
whop him quite hard.

What kind of people
do they allow in there?

You need to be careful, Elvis.

It's just a nose-bleed.

We're thinking about this
with Stephanie.

Don't fall in love with someone
like her, it won't end well.

You listen to your Dad.

She's brave.

I mean Vanessa.

Yes, she's amazing.

- What's the matter?
- Nothing.

That dinner just
made me a bit emotional.

When I was ten,
I watched my mum die.

There was nothing I could do.

What about your dad?

We tried to help each other.

He became depressed.

And then he kind of
vanished from my life.

A few years later

he killed himself.

I'm so happy that you
wanted to tell me this.

It must have been terrible.

The only thing I wanted as a child,
was to have my family back.

But you have a family now, don't you?

Mm.

And if you want to,
I'd love to be a part of that family.

I love you.

God. Let's see.

Come on, Akka.

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