Love you. Love you.
And I love you.
Bye, I've got to go.
I've lost Evan.
Counselling, Evan?
Someone funny phoned Dad today.
A missing persons report will be filed tomorrow.
There was a man.
What?
Did you come looking for him last night?
He raised his life insurance a few weeks ago to 1.25 million.
I don't need wine, I need my husband.
Could you come with us? I've got a few questions for you.
When was Miss Glynn's appointment on the 18th?
Half past four.
Are you sure about that?
I'm certain.
It's on the computer.
I showed it to the police.
What do you say to the allegation...
..that Miss Glynn was 20 miles away at the time, shooting Mr Reardon?
They've made a mistake.
Thanks.
Members of the jury...
..the defence has the deepest sympathy...
..for Mr Reardon's family, particularly his widow.
You heard from a witness who had no reason to lie...
..that the other three witnesses have made a mistake.
At the time of the murder, Erin Glynn was having a tooth out.
It's a shame.
I wish the police had made a better job of the investigation.
There we are. That's why we're here.
To ensure that truth and justice prevail.
I assume you want a solicitor, Mrs Howells.
I thought this was just a chat.
That's what it is.
So why would I need one?
Hopefully, you won't.
I guess we've probably missed the quiz.
Are you sure you've never seen this car before? It's a BMW.
Yes, I am.
Is there anything else?
It's been a long day.
I would think whoever was driving was looking for Evan.
Or you.
Where were you at midnight?
At home.
Didn't you hear an engine running?
You dragged me down here for this.
How have things been between you and your husband lately, Mrs Howells?
I appreciate it's a delicate matter.
We've received information that you were sleeping in separate rooms.
From who?
A neighbour.
Eira Jones.
We understand your husband recently raised his life insurance...
..by a significant amount.
Where are you getting this from?
That's not relevant.
It is to me. Terry?
Is this your evidence?
The fact that Evan took out life insurance?
Partly, yes.
Are you out of your fucking mind?
Can we try to be sensible for a minute, please?
My husband's been missing for 24 hours.
I came to you for help.
And without any evidence or any reason...
..you're accusing me of what, exactly?
You're in a difficult financial situation.
You're about to lose everything.
Inspector, Constable, I represent Mrs Howells.
This is an informal chat.
It was. No comment.
Are you charging her with anything?
Goodnight, then.
I'll catch up with you.
Is everything alright?
A misunderstanding.
I'm sorry to hear about Evan, I'd planned to come over.
Is Rhodri still teething?
Reverend.
Excuse me.
Should he have a solicitor?
Is there anything I can do?
He won't be long.
Faith!
Just a minute.
Right then.
Look after yourself.
What do they have?
Nothing.
Lisa's with the kids. They're fine.
Did she phone you?
No, Tom did. He was worried.
Here you are.
Sorry, I've ruined your night.
Faith, as your solicitor, is there anything I should know?
Anything amiss at home. Anything weird.
Not really.
You can trust me, you know.
I'm on your side.
Williams has been waiting for this for years.
Has she?
We've got history.
She's a first-class bitch.
What are you going to do now?
Oh.
Listen. Something's come up on Facebook.
A man from Carmarthen says he saw Evan in Swansea.
He was in a lap dancing club called The Candy Lounge.
Candy Lounge?
Yes. Do you want to see it?
No.
Yes, well, he's probably a troll.
If he has been a bad boy, worse case, what if...
Don't, don't, don't.
He was falling apart and I didn't even notice.
Faith.
He doesn't know how lucky he is.
What has she done, Terry?
What has she done to him?
Why?
I've offered to stand in at the Rotary auction this evening.
Evan was supposed to MC.
I think you should come.
How can I?
Everyone will know that Faith's been arrested.
It's shameful.
She wasn't arrested, Marion.
She's helping them with their inquiries.
The software checks through everything he's deleted.
I'll save it all on a memory stick for you.
It looks fairly clean, though.
Hardly any emails. What do you think? Dreaming?
It looks like our best clients took their business elsewhere.
You're a hard act to follow.
Did he use any other computers?
There's a laptop, we can't find it.
Any phone calls or messages?
No, nothing.
Has he done anything like this before?
No.
Can you think of anywhere he'd go for some peace and quiet?
He'd go down to the boat now and then.
What do you think's happened?
Huw, I didn't like to ask this.
When Evan asked me to put you in touch with him...
..back in October, what did he want?
I don't think you want to know.
Yes, I want to know what he wanted.
What did he want, Huw?
He wanted me to put him in touch with a few criminals...
..who might give him a whirl...
Don't. No.
He'd got a taste for criminal law.
TELEPHONE
Yes?
I'm with someone.
Williams.
Don't worry about her.
Good morning.
Chief Inspector Parry, Mr Howells.
Susan.
I have a warrant to take your son's computer.
In a missing persons case?
We can't ignore the circumstantial evidence and do nothing, Mr Howells.
I know it's not my gig, Susan...
..but wouldn't your time be..?
I'm taking all necessary steps.
Mr Howells.
Evan's office is the second door on the left.
I'll have a word with the Traffic boys in Swansea.
See if we can trace his car.
Susan, we should have coffee sometime.
BUZZER
I've seen him a few times.
When was the last time?
Sorry, I've got to go.
Mr Baldini, one minute, please.
Delyth, were the police here yesterday?
No.
They've got papers Evan kept here.
Papers he kept in that filing cabinet.
Could Cerys have got them?
No.
Tom?
Well, um...
I'm in charge now.
If you're worried about anything, talk to me. Alright?
Hello, Faith.
What's going on?
Williams came here with a warrant and she took Evan's computer.
Delyth, could you show Mr Baldini into the conference room?
Of course, this way, please.
Why are you here?
I'm just, um, you know...
You let her in.
Thanks for that.
Much appreciated, Tom.
The same as rifling through Evan's private papers.
Maybe I can look forward to being dragged down to the station again.
What better way to treat a woman whose husband has walked out on her?
I didn't know.
What did you think she was going to do?
I thought it was evidence that he might have...
..considering the financial trouble he was in...
I was afraid.
Afraid he'd committed suicide.
Why didn't you come to me?
I'm his wife.
His business partner in the bastard family firm.
Look after him, please?
Hello, Rhodri. Hello, sweetheart.
Come here.
Oh, what's wrong?
Do you know this auction tonight? The charity auction.
I've agreed to take Evan's place.
Well, um...
Maybe he'll surprise us all and turn up himself.
What can I do for you, Mr Baldini?
Rhona.
She's been slagging me off on Facebook.
She said it wasn't safe for me to be with my daughter.
I can send her a letter.
Or you could always try the police.
It's my fault, I suppose.
I'll send her a letter now.
Thank you.
I saw you in the back of the cop car last night.
Are you getting grief because of Evan?
They were just doing their job.
I know you're a clever cookie...
..and you'll handle it as you see fit, but if you ever want...
Do you know anything?
No.
Did Evan speak to you about his personal life?
He mentioned you sometimes.
He used to talk about how much family meant to him.
Mrs Howells.
I'll send the letter out now.
Thank you.
You're a good man, Steve.
MOBILE PHONE
Just a minute, please.
Hi! I've spoken to a woman who works at the club.
She's seen him there with a few people.
She said he kept his hands to himself.
Thanks, Lis.
"Sorry I can't take your call at the moment, please leave a message."
Evan, Steve.
Listen, I don't know what's going on...
..but the police are causing trouble for your missus.
I'm here, OK.
If you need anything, whatever it is, I'm here.
Data retrieval have come up with something.
48 hours before he disappeared...
..Evan Howells did a bit of online shopping.
He spent 78.50 on a DNA paternity testing kit.
So either he's been playing away...
..or he suspects his wife.
I think we need to keep a very close eye on Mrs Howells.
It was broken when I came in around 8 o'clock.
I haven't had a chance to tell Mrs Howells yet.
Hiya, Faith.
Hiya.
I don't think they came in. Opportunists probably.
I asked Williams not to bring you to the station.
She took the computers this morning.
Listen, right.
I haven't told her anything.
But, I know that you were in your car on Wednesday night.
It was after midnight.
You told her you were home.
I said I was home at midnight and I was.
The kids?
It was a few minutes, Terry.
I know.
Gareth Taxis told me he'd seen Evan's car at Tom's Carvery.
I went there to find him.
You should have phoned me.
I know that now. I know.
I shouldn't have...
I'm just desperate.
I'm shit scared, Terry.
You know.
Of course, I do.
A man like Evan, right...
..a good man...
If he wanted to do something stupid, he'd have left a note.
What if he wasn't a good man?
What if he was a complete bastard?
Faith Howells, wife of Evan Howells, I need five minutes.
Evan's been missing since Wednesday morning.
I've no idea where he is or why he's gone.
I have every reason to believe you know more about him than I do.
Has he been speaking about his sessions?
I learned about you from our GP after I put a gun to her head.
Missing?
Yeah.
He went to work, never arrived.
The man who buys next year's diary in March.
Please, have some water.
You'll appreciate my conversations with patients are confidential.
Even when lives are at risk?
What would Buddha say?
He's having an affair, isn't he?
No, no.
This is nice. All this.
Why is he so stressed?
The usual things.
Money.
I'm really not sure I can...
I confess. I've never been in this situation.
Yeah, well, join the club.
Has he spoken to you about wanting to run away or kill himself?
No.
Has he spoken about me?
Only in the warmest terms.
Other women?
I said no.
The only one other woman I recall him mentioning is his mother.
Marion.
They seem unusually close.
They confide in each other.
He says they often speak two or three times a day.
Well, I'm lucky if he calls me once.
Sons tend to idolize mothers.
Mm.
What else?
An incident from his childhood has been preying on his mind.
A friend of his drowned.
It was a big trauma.
But his parents didn't speak about it.
Yeah, Alec Fenton.
Yeah.
I suggested he talked it through with mother.
Do you think he loves me?
Yes.
But, what?
Please.
I think...
..he was feeling insignificant.
As if in pleasing others...
..he had lost any sense of himself.
She must be hiding something. She must be.
This isn't fair. I have the council elections in two weeks.
Who's going to vote for me with this hanging over the family?
I'm not sure. I feel as if we've all been fooled.
Like there's a cuckoo in the nest.
Why do you even want to be on the council?
All that petty nonsense.
Well, I love Abercorran.
I want to give something back.
Very good. Very good.
Mami. Hey!
Mam.
Evan will turn up.
Bethan.
There's something...
MOBILE PHONE
Please tell me.
It's Faith.
Answer it.
Hello, Faith.
Marion, I'd like a chat with you.
I could call over after picking up Megan from her swimming lesson.
Alright.
See you later.
She's got something to tell you. I knew it.
That marriage is over.
Please, can we talk about something else?
Right, I'll see you at the rotary tonight then.
Unless it's too petty for you.
FRIDAY P.M.
Yes, thank you. Are you sure?
Are you sure that's what it was? If you could. Thank you.
Ma'am?
It looks like our BMW is back in the area.
The cameras caught it on Carmarthen Road.
Maybe the attempted break-in at the Howells house is connected.
How did you get on in the bank? Is the reverend on film?
They reuse it every week.
He doesn't know that. Bring him in.
Ma'am, I really don't think Bryn Talbot would...
Send Jones in.
Yes, Ma'am.
Hiya.
Are you Megan's mother?
Yes.
She can't go in the water today, she has a verruca on her foot.
We ask parents to check.
I'm sorry, I've been... We'll get it sorted out.
Sorry.
Never mind.
Megan...
..do you remember telling me about a strange phone call Dadi had?
Do you remember if it happened before?
Not really.
What do you mean by "not really"?
Sometimes when his phone rang, he'd go to the study and lock the door.
When I was out?
Usually. Who do you think he was talking to?
I don't know, love.
I don't know.
Mam, what are we doing here?
I need a word with Mam-gu.
OK.
It can't wait.
MOBILE PHONE
Hang on a minute.
Hi, Delyth.
Put her through.
Hey, Maggie.
What's happened?
I'm sorry. I'm really busy.
Yeah. Cool down.
Maggie, cool down, please.
Ma...
OK, I'm on my way. Yes, now.
Damn it.
Damn it! Shit!
Bastard!
Hey, Mam-gu!
Hello.
Mam had to leave.
Stop! Stop!
He's gone to the cliffs.
I think he's going to jump.
It's OK, alright?
Everything's fine.
DI Williams asked him to go down to the station.
Hello?
Yes. Police, please.
Bryn?
Are you OK, Bryn?
Bryn? Can we talk?
Stunning, isn't it?
It's lovely.
I let myself down, Faith.
I've erred and strayed.
A few hundred pounds. It's not exactly choir boys, is it?
It could be worse.
DI Williams is after me for murder.
It's a cruel world, isn't it?
I'll go to prison.
I'll be disgraced...
..ridiculed.
Evan, my Evan...
..was going to strippers.
Where?
Swansea.
Just down the road.
There's sin everywhere, isn't there?
You can't escape.
Oh.
Bryn.
Bryn, people love you.
Your full-dunk christenings are famous.
I'm sure that's why my children are like fish in the pool.
Don't.
It doesn't matter what other people think.
Bryn, we know who you are.
Look at me, Bryn.
Look at me.
Shall we jump?
Faith?
Five minutes.
The treasurer says 200 has gone missing from the collection.
Is that everything?
That's all the old boy noticed.
Right.
Do we know if there's any other evidence?
They can prove I paid it in...
..so it's obvious I was aware of the shortfall.
On what did you spend the money, Bryn?
Food, heating...
..drink.
A few second-hand dresses and a few pairs of tights maybe.
If I tell the truth...
..we'll both suffer from the fall.
It's my fault.
I have failed.
You've been an occasional member of my congregation.
Mm.
What's the Christian thing to do?
Tell the truth, the whole truth?
Is that your advice?
Lies?
It doesn't matter.
I'm a bloody hypocrite.
I should have jumped.
Bryn is willing to take the blame if you want.
Is there anything else you want to say?
Life is day and night, Faith.
Sometimes, you have to go to the dark places.
Play the devil at his own game.
I needed that money.
Do you accept that Edwin Rees makes a note of the collection every week?
He lets you know the sum collected.
Yes.
The money, which was placed in your care, has gone missing?
It's possible.
We've made enquiries at your bank.
We asked for proof that you paid that money in.
The camera doesn't lie, Reverend Talbot.
Do you have the footage?
It's on the way.
So you're jumping the gun.
You don't have a case.
It's best to confess sooner, as you know, Mrs Howells.
I want it all to be over.
They're trying to scare you. There's no footage, is there?
You must think we're stupid.
Can I remind you where we are, Mrs Howells?
We've been here before. Remember?
Inventing evidence is an old habit.
Isn't it?
What's going on?
We're going home.
No proof.
You're an angel.
You need to spread your wings.
I'll be praying for you.
I've got to go.
# I gave you all that you needed
# You're cut but I'm bleeding
# And all of my strength, I gave to you
# I love completely
# But you'll lose then you'll leave me
# All of my hope left with you too
# But I gave my heart, whole, I did
# I gave my heart
# And although it's lost
# It is still beating
# And I gave my whole soul, I did
# I gave you myself
# And although I'm broken
# I'm still breathing #
Faith.
I was expecting the taxi.
Marion.
Marion, I think you might have something to tell me.
I know how often you and Evan spoke.
And...
Hi, Faith.
Hi.
Any news?
I was just talking to Marion. She'll be with you in a minute.
Oh, right.
Dear me. I feel a bit nervous.
I haven't done this for ages.
You'll be brilliant.
I'm sorry if I was a bit abrupt earlier.
We'll stick together.
I promise you.
Don't be long.
It's something to do with this, isn't it?
So, who... Who is she?
That's all I want to know.
She?
Don't!
Don't try to defend him, Marion.
Don't.
It isn't him, Faith.
He was...
Before he was born...
..I was seeing someone else.
I told Evan last week.
I thought I was doing the right thing.
Who?
He was a friend.
Does Tom know?
Are you going to tell him?
I have to go.
Do you think this suit will do?
Maybe I should have chosen the other one.
You look very smart, Tom.
A week ago, Marion told Evan that Tom might not be his father.
I take it Bethan doesn't know.
Um, no.
That'll be a treat.
Thank you for picking up the kids from Marion's place earlier.
Poor Tom.
The kids love their Tad-cu.
Why didn't he just tell me?
That's the part I can't handle, Terry.
I'm his wife.
This won't end well.
Don't say that, Faith.
You have to stay positive.
Hm.
It's getting harder.
Madam foreman...
..have you reached a verdict that is the verdict of you all?
We have.
On the single charge that Miss Erin Glynn on the 18th of September...
..did murder Mr Patrick Reardon.
Do you find the defendant guilty or not guilty?
Not guilty.
Rekindle the flame with a luxury break for two...
..at the St David's Hotel.
It includes full use of the spa.
Ooh.
His and hers massage.
Ooh.
And pamper sessions!
Wahey!
If your partner isn't free, I'm sure you can take a friend.
Who's going to start me off at 250?
Mr Morgan, that hand went up remarkably fast.
Fair play, well done. You're the first out of the trap.
Look at the smile on Mrs Morgan's face.
Speaking of that smile, ladies, how about you?
Isn't it worth putting a smile on your partner's face?
How about 260? Who'll give me 260? You're not a lady but thank you!
On your own?
It's a busy time.
I admire family loyalty.
But you and your family should know...
..there's a lot that sister-in-law of yours isn't telling us.
That's 350.
What's wrong with these two?
What's wrong with them?
They can't wait until November.
"Evan, it's me again.
"I know about Marion.
"I'm sorry.
"I'm so sorry.
"It's just...
..I wish that you'd told me.
Splash.
Get out of the bath!
Phone me, please.
Please, please, please, please, please.
Mam, there are bubbles everywhere.
You have to come up.
OK, alright, alright. Give me a moment.
They're halfway up to the roof!
Alright.
Alright, alright, alright, alright.
She's going to flood it again.
Megs, please don't.
MOBILE PHONE
Hello?
It's Steve here. Steve Baldini. Are you there?
I can't speak to you. OK?
# Here I am once more
# In the same familiar circumstances
# Trying to make some sense of all the pain
# Here I go once more
# Going round and round in this fairground
# Holding on for dear life again
# And I thought I'd learn by now
# I did
# Though the tides have turned somehow
# I'll live
# And hearts will never get older, no
# That they don't break
# They keep beating anyway
# And hearts will never get older, no
# That they won't bruise #
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