I've lost Evan.
What if he wasn't a good guy? What if he was a complete bastard?
His wife spends time with an offender.
A gun and ammo are found in the forest.
A shoulder holster for a gun.
Erin Glynn got away with murder.
The jury found her not guilty.
What about the alibi? The dentist, was she kosher?
Your husband owes me 80,000.
Why is the door open?
Stay here.
Mam. Mam!
Shit, the holster.
Shit.
KNOCK ON DOOR
Hello, Faith! Are you there?
Faith!
Hello! Faith!
Faith! Are you alright?
They've been in the bedrooms.
Why don't you step outside for a moment, Mrs Howells?
Come on, love.
Alright.
I'll just, um...
Forensics will be here in a minute.
This isn't a coincidence.
Not after someone broke in to the office.
I don't know, Terry.
You're not wearing your rings.
What?
Your rings.
Um.
I must have, I must have taken them off.
I was probably washing the dishes.
No. No. No.
Sorry. Not while they're in there.
I'll look for you.
OK?
OK.
Listen Faith, um...
..you need to be honest with me now.
Steve Baldini was in your car when you left the quarry.
Why?
He's a client.
Evan's been good to him.
He wants to help.
He's a bad man.
He's changed.
I take it you told DI Williams.
Faith, you're family.
Did he know you were out tonight?
One of his friends might have done this.
I've learned one thing in the last few days, Terry.
Who I can rely on and guess what - they are Lisa...
..a homeless drunk and an ex-con.
The respectable people cross the road to avoid me.
Where are you going?
Somewhere where people won't judge me.
Go and get Mrs Howells, will you?
She went for a spin. Has anyone seen her rings?
What's that?
It looks like a black wig.
It's strange. The telly, stereo, all the valuables are here.
It does feel as if someone was looking for something.
I'm taking nothing for granted. Go and check the bins in the front.
Alright.
I found a holster. It was out in the garden.
Baldini.
There must be something else.
Yes.
It's Faith, Cerys. I need to speak to you.
It's two o'clock in the morning.
Shit.
Um.
I've got nothing better to do.
Do you have a minute, please?
OK.
Jesus, hello.
Come in, we've drunk all the booze unless you fancy a limoncello.
Faith, this is Natalia.
She's from Latvia.
Hi.
What do you know about Evan's business with the Glynns?
What do you mean, business?
They said he owes them money.
I have no idea.
I need you to be honest with me.
Cerys, he disappeared and there's a break-in at the office...
..and then tonight, someone broke into my home.
Help me.
Help me out here.
They went through my underwear drawer...
..and trampled Rhodri's fire engine.
Help me, please.
It's fine, babe. OK.
OK.
I went to see Alpay today.
She said she knows someone who knows something about Evan.
Who?
She wants cash.
Were you going to tell me?
I wanted to make sure nothing weird was going on.
Are you taking the piss?
Two burglaries and a disappearance don't happen every day of the week.
What are you going to do?
I don't know.
I know this is crap timing but I need to know where I stand.
If the firm's finished, I need to make arrangements.
I can't last another month, I'm skint.
If I call the police, they'll look into every tiny detail.
Including your notes.
Everything.
Can you live with that?
Eh?
I got rid of them all.
Well, that's alright then.
When?
The other day.
I thought the police would turn up any minute...
..I didn't want to get dragged in.
You thought Evan's disappearance had something to do with the Glynns.
Those people are dangerous.
You and Evan got her off with a corrupt witness.
There's no proof. We did our job.
Bullshit.
Cerys.
I need to find out what's going on.
Give me time.
Bye, Natalia.
No, no, no. It's great.
I can't wait.
No, thanks.
Yes. Me neither.
Speak to you soon.
Bye, Saran, bye!
Hiya.
Someone wants a word with you.
A very determined man.
In the meeting room.
OK.
Mr Glynn.
How can I help you?
I'm still waiting for the contracts you promised.
They should be ready in a day or two.
Busy, are you?
These technicalities take time.
It isn't as easy as you think.
I don't give you a cut for you to take things for granted.
If you work for me, I expect to see you sweat.
This came from Dublin.
It's from Shane Patrick, the boss.
The Reardons want compo for what happened to Paddy.
Half a million.
What do you think?
My advice would be to take this to the police.
When my time comes, I'd prefer to have a tombstone. Do you follow?
Dewi, this is outside my expertise.
You should go to the police. This is blackmail. They're threatening you.
I told them you'd be in touch.
I want a deal, Evan.
I saw your wife in town.
She must be due any day now.
Next week.
So you'd better hurry up.
You'll want time with your family.
What are you doing?
Um...
I was working.
At four o'clock in the morning?
Why don't you go back to bed?
I'll be up in a minute.
You used to talk to me.
You used to listen.
You can sleep on the sofa.
He had an empty folder at the office.
Pedersen Plant.
Does it ring any bells?
I remember a bloke named Ifor Pedersen.
He had a plant machinery company.
He died around eight years ago.
This file was new.
Who would he be meeting at a lap dancing club?
I want to believe that he's a good man.
It's got to be the Glynns.
He had a gun, Steve. A gun.
He was being hassled for cash from a woman who got away with murder.
Why? Why?
Why didn't he tell me?
There's nothing worse than letting down your loved ones.
Can I just...
Can I just stay here?
I've got to go to work.
It's not your fault, Faith.
I need to sleep.
TELEPHONE
Hello, is this Dr Alpay?
Yes, how may I help?
I've got the most horrendous toothache.
I was wondering if there was any chance of getting to see you today?
Weekend emergencies are 100 plus normal fees.
Um, OK, I guess.
1.30pm. Name, please?
Edwards, Helen Edwards.
Thank you.
Shit and bollocks.
Shit and bollocks. Shit.
KNOCK ON DOOR
Come in.
Forensics have confirmed there are no usable prints.
Whoever used it knew what they were doing.
What do you think a woman like Faith Howells sees in Baldini?
A bit of danger.
She can't cash in the life insurance without a body.
I want you to follow her.
Don't mention it to Terry.
DUCK QUACK
DOORBELL
Mrs Howells.
Yes.
Huw Parry, Detective Chief Inspector, Swansea CID.
I'm a friend of Tom's.
I really want to help if I can.
OK.
Come in.
I'm here as a friend, Mrs Howells. A family friend.
Tom is concerned that Evan's done something that he shouldn't have.
Financial dealings.
The chat was confidential.
We met at the yacht club.
Wow, are you all freemasons?
I wouldn't want to see him in trouble, if you understand me.
Not really.
There are merits to living in a small community like this one.
People help one another.
But, if you don't want my help.
I'm sorry. Carry on.
There was a phone call on the morning he disappeared.
One of your daughters told Tom.
What do you know about that, Mrs Howells?
No more than you.
I can't help you if you don't help me.
I've got to be careful not to tread on Susan's toes.
Susan. Who's Susan?
DI Williams.
I'll make sure my officers do what they can.
Evan was a remarkable man, Mrs Howells.
I want to say...
MOBILE PHONE
..I'll do...
Sorry. Just a minute.
Hi, Delyth, are you OK?
Delyth, it's a Sunday.
I need to be with the kids.
Can't Cerys do it?
I know how much shit we're in.
OK, OK. Just send me the address.
Bye.
I've got a few things to sort out before I fetch the children.
Of course. They're fine.
Take your time.
Faith, you won't say anything to Tom about our conversation, will you?
Maybe you should grow a backbone and tell him yourself, Marion.
You'll feel better, believe me.
I'll see you later.
Bloody cheek.
Mr Davies.
Hello. Faith Howells.
Your daughter called our office...
..saying the landlord wants to evict you by the end of the month.
Yes, according to him.
I'd like to see the paperwork, if I could?
I don't want to cause trouble.
You're not. You're not.
Let's see what we can do for you.
Alright then.
Alright.
I'll fetch the basket.
There we are.
Your garden is lovely, Mr Davies.
It keeps me out of trouble.
This is a life tenancy. You're not going anywhere.
These letters whatshisname's been sending...
Watkins.
He's trying his luck to see if he can get rid of you.
Look.
You worked for pennies for 40 years.
They guaranteed a roof over your head until you died.
Oh.
If he wants to get rid of me, I'll get no peace here.
He's a bully and he's stupid too.
Eh.
Leave it to me.
I'll speak to his solicitor tomorrow morning.
But what about the letters?
Harassment is an offence, Mr Davies.
If he carries on, I'll see him in court. OK?
Right.
Look.
Let me give you something from the garden to take home.
Strawberries?
Strawberries. They're good for you.
Scumbag.
CAMERA SHUTTER
Come through, Mrs Edwards.
Sit down, please.
First time here?
Yes.
So...
..Mrs Edwards, tell me where it hurts.
Just back here.
When was your last check-up?
A long time?
Ah, yes. I see a cavity.
Ouch.
Sorry, I'll numb that for you now.
No, I'm not going to do this.
It's fine, it's OK.
I won't have anything done today.
Just relax.
It hurts much less now.
Shh.
OK?
I know why you're here, Mrs Howells.
You want to know where Evan is.
I can help you...
..for 20,000.
Cash.
Do you know where he is?
Maybe.
Your husband was mixed up with bad people.
Then what did he call himself?
Do you mean Alec?
Alec Fenton.
You can trust me, Faith.
I want to help.
Tell me if he's dead or alive.
Yes, I've got them. Thanks.
KNOCK ON DOOR
Ma'am.
You should take a look at this.
Evan's criminal cases over the last year.
He hasn't been dealing with nice people.
What do you see there, Constable?
Evidence.
Not enough to prove that a crime has been committed.
But we keep finding more and more.
It's Sunday, go home to your wife.
Yes, Ma'am.
Faith, come through.
Hey, look who's here.
Hi, Mam!
Hello.
They were picked fresh this morning.
Hello. Hello, hello, hello.
Oh. How are we then?
Can I get a cwtch? No?
Don't forget to lock all the doors and windows, Mam.
Of course.
I told you. Don't worry, Megs, OK?
We're safe and sound.
Tad-cu doesn't believe that.
Old people like to worry.
Don't take any notice.
Bedtime.
Mami. Why did Mam-gu ask so many questions today?
What sort of questions?
She asked if you and Dad were shouting at each other.
Are you getting a divorce?
No.
Your Dad and I love each other.
We love all of you.
Sleep tight.
Yes. Don't worry.
Goodnight. Don't worry.
Goodnight, sweetheart.
Love you.
I'll leave the door open.
Hello, Evan.
I'm his wife.
Who are you? How do you know my husband?
Hello?
"I'm sorry, but the person you've called..."
SUNDAY PM
MONDAY AM
ALARM
Dr Alpay, Faith Howells.
Screw you. Bye.
Right!
Come on, everyone.
Come on, it's time to go to school.
Don't eat that, please.
Come on, come on.
And you!
Cerys, I need a word.
Delyth, book a meeting for me with Lloyd & Lloyd about Mr Davies.
Tell them it's urgent.
How's Natalia?
Fine.
Is this going to take long? I'm supposed to be in court.
You asked me what I was going to do on Saturday.
The bank has given me a week.
If you're going to stay...
..I'll do all I can to save the company.
I can't do it on my own.
I need to know, Cerys. What are you going to do?
If you're going to leave, I'll concentrate on finding Evan.
Maybe it's for the best...
I'm in.
On condition that you're as honest with me as I am with you.
I like to gamble, I've had a lot of lovers, men and women...
..but the only time I tried it on with Evan...
..I was drunk...
..he behaved like a gent.
I don't do drugs, often. I don't steal.
But if I have to bend the rules to succeed, I will.
Now, I have to go.
I'll take your confession later.
Faith, I'm sorry to hear about Evan. Is there any news?
Not yet.
I was against him in court two weeks ago.
He always liked the underdog.
Just like yourself.
Your client, Alun Watkins.
A good man.
The family have been with us for three generations.
John Davies is staying. No negotiation.
12,000 doesn't grow on trees.
It means nothing to him.
There's the land to consider too.
It's not a part of the contract.
45 years of uninterrupted use. I don't fancy your chances in court.
How can he afford to go to court?
He has a generous solicitor.
Sentimental, certainly.
Solicitors committed to justice.
A firm that refuses to see an innocent man thrown out of his home.
50,000. Final offer.
Your client doesn't want the cottage.
He wants to have it his way, he can't.
No more letters or I'll take him to court for harassment.
You've lost none of your passion, Mrs Howells.
Alright.
We rescind every offer.
Thank you.
I appreciate it.
Yes, Alun Watkins, please.
MONDAY PM
Come on, let me.
Are you sure?
Yeah, come here.
I just need two thumbs for a minute.
Hello!
He's a bit heavy.
You have a lovely boy, Mrs Howells.
I had dealings with your husband.
Are you a client of my husband's?
Not exactly.
I'm sorry, I'm Faith. I didn't catch your name.
I'm Gael. Gael Reardon.
Yeah, Paddy's widow.
I appreciate Evan was just doing his job. He's a good man.
What can I do for you?
Evan and I had a deal. I'm here to complete my side of the bargain.
What kind of deal?
He ordered something from me. Go ahead, check it.
Three kilograms of best Colombian.
Is something wrong?
Give me my son back, please.
Give me my child back, please.
He's the spit of his Dad, isn't he?
I don't know what you think you're doing. I want you to go away now.
My invoice.
120,000. A bank transfer is fine.
You seriously think I'm not going to go to the police with this?
You could, Mrs Howells, but consider the consequences.
I married into a big and powerful family that has a very long reach.
If you take me on, you're going to have to become a protected witness.
You and your children will have to move...
..to a new town with new identities...
..cut off from the people you love, always looking over your shoulder.
I'll make you a gesture of goodwill.
I'll mind this while you arrange payment.
Nice to meet you at last.
Oh, I do hope Evan hasn't come to any harm.
Have you heard from him?
It's good of you to see me, Mrs Reardon.
Have a seat.
I'm um...
..sure you're aware of the letter your late husband's brother sent...
..to my clients, the Glynns.
I thought it was very fair, didn't you?
Seeing as that girl shot him down in cold blood.
With respect, that's not what a jury decided.
I was watching you very carefully, Mr Howells.
You didn't believe the alibi witness any more than I did.
The fact is...
..my client would like to reach acceptable terms...
..which means...
..allowing their business to prosper alongside yours.
What business would that be, exactly?
200,000 is a more reasonable offer.
400,000.
250,000 is their limit.
What if I refuse?
I would advise you not to.
I like you.
I think you are a clever and resourceful man.
You're wasted on those people.
Four hundred.
I'll um...
I'll talk to them.
Maybe when this is settled, you and I should talk.
Good.
I look forward to that very much.
Goodbye, Evan.
Goodbye.
DOORBELL
Special delivery!
It's only prosecco.
It looks pretty good considering it's a crime scene.
Come on, you haven't touched your fizz.
In a minute.
Who do the police think it was?
They don't know.
What did they take?
Who?
The people who broke in. Who do you think?
Nothing much.
So, it wasn't a normal burglary?
Were they looking for anything?
Were they trying to scare you?
Faith.
Faith, I'm trying to get you to open up.
Come here.
Faith.
Come here.
It'll be OK.
Right, are you going to tell me what's going on?
DOORBELL
Oh, God. What now?
I have to put the children to bed.
Right.
If you sort out the children, I'll answer the door.
Are you sure?
Yes.
Right.
Hi.
Yes?
I'm a friend of Faith's, well, a client.
Steve. Is she here?
She's busy.
Don't worry.
Um, no.
Are you local?
No, no. I just got stuck here.
Kids?
One.
A little girl. Faith got me access.
I don't know what I'd have done without her.
So, that's how you know her.
I knew Evan first, really.
Conspiracy to rob. He got me off.
MOBILE PHONE
Hello, Faith's phone.
No, she's busy at the moment, sorry.
Yes, yes, alright.
Yes, I'll tell her. Thanks.
Look, Steve, I'm sure you're a lovely man...
..but Faith doesn't need another man prowling around.
I'm helping her look into things.
In your pants?
Come on, new shirt, new jeans...
..don't tell me those Calvins aren't fresh out of the box too.
You're a good friend.
Tell her I'm around.
If she needs anything.
Where's Steve?
He took the hint in the end.
He definitely wants to shag you.
Oh, God, Lisa. He's a nice bloke.
Nice men have willies too, you know.
Right.
Are you going to tell me what's going on?
It's loads worse than I thought.
Loads.
Evan's been a...
..shit.
Shit!
MOBILE PHONE
I'll answer that.
It's Steve.
"Alpay works for the Glynns. She might be telling the truth. S"
Who's Alpay?
The dentist.
Right.
Some woman called as well. Something about a tractor.
What?
Something about a garden being ruined and her father.
No. No. Oh, no!
Look after the children, OK?
I have to go.
Lisa, thank you.
Thanks.
Bethan?
You can't.
It will be fine.
Right then.
KNOCK ON DOOR
Your lover still owes us 80,000.
She doesn't have it.
If she doesn't want her kids to lose their mother too...
..she'd better try harder.
Please, not today.
John!
It's Faith!
John!
I'm sorry.
Sorry.
# Pray, sow your seed
# Place me in the water and wash away my sin
# Forgive, forget
# I'm close to reconciliation but I'm not there yet
# Two hands on me, you be the boat, I'll be the sea
# Every route takes you back
# To the root of your strong faith #
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