(car engine running)
- Yes, all right.
Well, it'll have to wait.
Faith.
Shut up.
(electronic beeping)
Faith, please.
Listen, I come from nothing.
I own 10% of a flat,
and I'm barely covering the interest.
I cannot afford to be a charity worker,
and neither can you.
- Tell you what I can't afford is to have a partner
that keeps lying to me.
- All right, I was wrong to do favours
Evan,
- Lying, lying, that's all we do"
- I was trying to help you, but I was wrong--
- We're full of you, liars.
- Faith, I'm sorry.
- It's me.
I haven't changed.
- [Cerys] Faith, please.
Mum
What?
- I haven't got anyone else.
- No more lies.
- Signed in blood.
- No more bare faced lies.
No more lies.
# 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 my soul #
# And although I'm broken #
# I am still breathing #
(gentle instrumental music)
(mid
- Madlen.
- They listen to everything in here.
This room will be bugged.
That's how they got me, isn't it?
- It's very unlikely.
Madlen, have you taken your meds?
- Rattling.
- Does the name Gael Reardon mean anything to you?
- Gael Reardon?
(mumbling)
Maybe.
-[Fafihllneed you to really think.
What meds have they given you--
- I've got a question.
Madlen, I'm gonna be honest with you.
I think you know who shotyourhusband.
Whit
- No.
- [Faith] Stop, Cerys.
- No.
- [Faith] Cerys, Cerys, stop.
- Why would you say--
- She didn't.
She didn't say that.
She didn't mean that.
Can I have a word with you outside, please?
- Yeah.
- [Faith] She didn't mean it.
- [Madlen] Why would she say that?
- She didn't mean it.
- [Madlen] Dyfan would never hurt his dad.
- Well, I know that.
I know that.
Okay, we know.
We know that.
We know that, okay.
Well done, Cerys.
There you go.
There's all the trust completely gone--
- She hesitated, Faith, and you saw it.
- [Faith] Well done, you.
- I'm just doing my job, trying to keep my head--
- [Faith] You're not doing your job"
- [Cerys] Faith, one of us has got to"
- Seriously, I don't want you involved in this,
and I'm gonna do it all on my own.
- So you're gonna go after Gael Reardon for murder?
- [Faith] Yes, yes.
- Are you insane?
- Yes, I'm insane--
- Have you lost your mind?
Why would you do that--
- Lost my mind along time ago--
- Why would you do that--
- Why would I do it?
'Cause I screwed up her trial, that's why.
I've screwed up her trial.
I've screwed up Dyfan's life.
I've screwed up her life.
I don't have any pissing choice.
- She will destroy you.
- I'm already bloody destroyed.
- Good luck to you.
You're on your own.
(car engine running)
(WWW!)
mam)
- [Man] Hello, Odessa.
- [Evan] Good morning.
This is Detective Inspector Laurence Breeze, Swansea CID.
I understand somebodye been to the store lately
looking for a girl named Diana.
- [Man] I haven't seen her for months.
- [Evan] And do you know where she lives?
- [Man] No, I'm sorry.
- [Evan] I'm going to text you my number,
and if you see her,
you're to get her to call me immediately.
She, under no circumstances, is to call anybody else.
Understood?
Thank you.
Mam)
Shit.
- Two million, final offer.
(clock ticking)
- This meeting is over.
We're not interested.
Brief ease.
(mm
(leather thudding)
One million in cash,
for the first of you to sell your shares
for a contract price of one pound.
- Get out.
- I don't see a queue of customers.
- Out.
- You know, cars bought for cash,
that's the quickest get rich business there is.
Profit margin of, oh, 12095,
you could be looking at over two million,
Mr. Huws, tax free.
Give him the contract.
- Bastard.
- Now you own half a company
and have 50% of the voting rights, Mr. Jernigan.
We own the rest.
Now we could try to work together, or,
(leather thudding)
750,000 pounds buys you a dignified exit.
- You knew about this.
- Good decision.
We'll give them till Monday to clear their desks.
You can take care of the paperwork.
- You got what you wanted.
It's over, It's done--
- No
- Goodbye.
- You didn't deliver, Faith.
I did.
You'll be hearing from--
- I owe you nothing.
"(Gr-ado
Our slate is clean.
(gentle instrumental music)
- Our debt just got bigger.
- I know what you've done.
I know you set up Will Vaughan.
I know you sent the photographs to the prosecution.
Fucking hell, I've dealt with people like you
all my life, Gael, all my life.
You don't scare me, not a jot.
- You mean the photos that Steve Baldini took for me?
Maybe it's him you should be angry with.
Jesus, you're no lawyer, Faith.
You should have stayed at home with your kids.
(mm!)
(WWI)
- [Evan] If it's me you want Gael to confide in,
then it's gonna take time.
- Oh, come on.
You've been confiding in each other for years.
Christ, you defended her husband's killer.
You set up an alibi witness.
You bribed the jury.
- Yeah.
- And she orchestrated the whole bloody thing.
- What, have you been talking
to the local town gossip, huh?
- Fine, fine.
- Won't belong before you're one of us.
- Do you know what?
I'm gonna arrest your wife
'cause clearly you've chosen Gael over her.
- No, no, no, no,
[Fm
= Really?
(waves crashing)
- That's not a question, Breeze.
- That's really touching,
but do you know what I need?
I need evidence of that commitment.
Mama»
Get me Gael by the end of the day.
(gentle instrumental music)
(sea gulls cawing)
- What's going on, Steve?
- Shane's been asking about Paddy.
He suspects you had him killed.
(laughing)
I know your old man was asking for it, Gael,
but you need to set things right with Shane
before things get out of hand.
He wants a line in to the Glynns
for info on Paddy's murder.
- Well, the Glynns will never talk.
Get this fucking truck moving.
- Corning to get, oh, here's Mummy--
- [Faith] Hello, you.
What you doing here?
- Faith, come have a look at this.
Look.
- Faith, when you've got a minute,
can I talk to you about something?
- [Faith] Yeah, of course.
I brought you a coffee.
- Aw, thank you.
(mumbling)
- Thank you.
What you doing in here?
- Look.
Missing persons forum, they're all from the Ukraine.
- Did I say she was missing?
- Well, there's a girl here.
She got a pink coat.
She went travelling with her boyfriend.
Nobody's heard from her for 'I8 months.
Diana Stef--
- Stefaniuk.
- There, Zlatan Kova"
= Kevalenke,
(gentle instrumental music)
Diana Stefaniuk,
Zlfiflilflm Knwalenke.
- I mean, we don't have to make a song and dance of it.
We just need to let people know that we're,
well, you know, and then Marion.
You can't keep tiptoeing around her forever, can you?
= Marian?
She lied to me about her feelings for 4O years.
- So what?
You're happy to just let people keep asking questions?
- Lisa, I think you're wonderful.
You're generous.
You're ebullient and a great--
'gm?
(cutlery clattering)
Not very good at reading people, really, are you, Torn?
_ Hmm?
- Marion, Evan,
Faith, me,
our inner workings are all a bit
of a mystery to you, really, aren't they?
I mean, don't worry about me.
I'm used to rejection.
It's my middle name, but,
you can't go through the rest
of your life like this, Torn.
You're gonna end up hurting people and yourself.
- I don't think I quite understand what you mean.
- Do you know what you need to do?
What you need to do, Torn, is just give it a go.
You need to get out of your own head
and try and get inside other people's.
The world will never be the same again.
You'll be amazed.
- Thank you, Lisa.
Thank you.
- [Laurence] Evan, have you made contact with Gael?
-[Evan]I can% get hold of her.
- Well, try harder.
Fuck.
(car engine running)
(gentle instrumental music)
(car engine running)
- Diana Stefaniuk.
- Police are looking for her.
- A man or a woman?
- A man.
- You sure?
- Yeah, he phoned.
- Her life may be in danger.
Help me, please.
Help me.
- Breeze wants you badly.
If I were you, I'd stick to the right side of the law.
Tell Dublin to back off.
- As of today, we own Corran Energy,
and I want you involved.
I know we could make an awful lot
of honest money together.
(camera shutter clicking)
(mid
- She works for you.
Magnetism?
(electronic beeping)
Diana's address.
(yelling)
(gentle instrumental music)
(mm!)
Game
Just keep going.
(liquid sloshing)
(machine running)
(wood thudding)
Diana, my name's Faith.
Faith Howells, I'm a lawyer.
You haven't done anything wrong.
I need to know what happened to Will Vaughan.
I need to know, and,
I've got this.
I don't know if this is enough, okay.
- I was working in one of Gael's clubs.
She paid me to befriend Will.
- Did Gael tell you why?
- Will said she was trying to buy his farm
mm,
He told me he would neverseH,neven
- Did you tell Gael this?
Yeah,
well, this isn't your fault.
This isn't your fault, okay, not your fault.
- That's all.
Um W»
- Your families are looking for you,
you and Zlatan.
They're so, so worried about you.
Diana?
- He's dead.
Mum
(gentle instrumental music)
[HI
Diana, how?
- We came from Ireland in a truck.
He was sick, very sick,
asthma.
The truck stopped.
Gael was there.
A man came.
He said he would take him to the hospital.
I never saw Zlatan again.
- This man, what did he look like?
- [Diana] Tall, black hair,
40 or so.
' Fm just going t9 get my phone.
Is that okay?
Mam)
Is that him?
That's him?
I want you to come with me.
I'm gonna get you out of here,
take you somewhere safe.
- No.
- Come with me.
- No, go.
= Please.
- Go.
- [Man] Diana, (speaking in a foreign language).
(WM
(mm!)
- [Steve] Shane's been asking about Paddy,
suspects you had him killed.
(laughing)
I know your old man was asking for it, Gael,
but you need to set things right with Shane
before things get out of hand.
He wants a line into the Glynns
for info on Paddy's murder.
- [Gael] Well, the Glynns will never talk.
(truck engine running)
- Could Evan have buried Zlatan's body, Steve?
Why would he do that?
- Well, if the guy was dead,
what else was he gonna do with it?
- Does that make him an evil man?
- No,
no, he's just--
- Weak.
I'm gonna take Gael down.
I'm gonna take that bitch down
even if she takes me with her.
- To prison?
- She said that it was you who took the photographs
of Will Vaughan with Diana.
You tell me the truth, Steve.
- It's not enough for her to beat someone, Faith.
She's got to own them, then torment them,
and then destroy them,
so you just wait a little while longer,
and trust me.
- [Faith] For what?
- Just trust me.
(laughing)
- Hi, love.
- [Marion] Faith, I thought you'd probably
had enough of takeaways.
- Thank you.
WWW
- Dad bought it for me.
- And my new art kit.
- That's a masterpiece.
- Mum gave me a loan.
That job at the letting agency is looking pretty promising.
- Does no harm to spoil them once in a while.
(horn honking)
Oh, that'll be Gareth taxi.
Now there's a casserole in
on the stove and potatoes in the oven.
Have a lovely evening, all of you.
' [Gm] Bye, granny.
- Thank you.
- I think you should sort Evan out
with a bank card, Faith.
It's not dignified for him.
Night night.
- Bye.
' [Megan] Mum.
- Yes, darling?
- Dyfan ran away from school today.
- Okay, right.
- The police was looking for him.
His mum's not coming back, is she?
- Well, we don't know that,
but just try not to worry,
and try to be the best friend that you can be, okay?
(wood knocking)
- [Evan] I'm not coming in.
I just wanted to say
ye...
# Promises, they hang like ghosts #
- Good night.
$ll$
- [Evan] Sweet dreams.
# What do you really think of that #
(gentle instrumental music)
# We lost our hearts #
# Before we knew what it was #
# We kept on fighting #
# For something that's lost #
- [Angie] What are you depressed about?
# We didn't know #
- I lied to Faith.
# ls our love #
$©hm$
- [Angie] You should tell her.
# It's not enough #
- [Steve] Sometimes it's not that easy.
# It's not enough #
- [Angie] If you really loved her, you would.
# It's not enough #
# All the patience life's withholding #
# I'm finding out the cost of being strong #
- [Susan] Mrs. Howells.
- Susan.
- Will Vaughan was supposed to be fixing a fence
when he was shot.
I reviewed the photos of his trailer
taken the day after the murder.
There was a post knocker and hammer in there,
but no strainer or staples.
You can't fix a fence without them.
I don't think he was shot in the field.
The scene was staged.
(WM
(waves crashing)
I need evidence against Gael Reardon.
I can't spend the next 'I2 years riding a bloody bike.
It's not you I want.
It's her.
- She traffics people into the country
to work in her businesses.
I spoke to one of them, Diana Stefaniuk.
Her and her boyfriend, Zlatan, he's dead.
'Film-am?
- [Faith] Yeah.
- Does she know who buried him in the sand?
- I think
the last person to see him alive was Evan.
(gentle instrumental music)
- I think we should talk to Dyfan.
- [Evan] Shall we go see the boat?
Yeah?
same
Let's go down and see the boat.
Oh, wave to granddad.
Wave to granddad.
Game
- Who's this then?
Who's this who's come to see me?
(mumbling)
Have you managed to speak to her?
This whole Madlen Vaughan case
has completely distracted her.
- She's difficult to reach.
(laughing)
- Faith's a wonderful woman,
but sometimes she is so impractical,
so undisciplined.
It's as if she doesn't know where we're heading.
Round, and round, and round, and round,
and round, and round, and round,
and round, and round we go.
(laughing)
Wouldn't want to lose her from the practice, you know?
' [Evan] I'll try, okay?
- Anything's better than pretence.
She still loves you, Evan.
That's why she waited.
- You like numbers, don't you?
I remember your teacher saying.
You remembered the 85 steps
m mammal,
Did you notice anything else in the field that day, Dyfan?
Dyfan, it may help your mum.
- Tyre tracks in the grass
mammal,
- [Susan] What kind, Dyfan?
-.JCB.
- Where'd it come from?
- [Susan] Yard, straight down?
- Did you notice anything there,
in the yard?
- There were 65 bales when I went to school,
and there were 3O when I came home.
They'd been put down for the pigs,
but they'd had fresh the night before.
She cried all night.
(WWI)
- It's okay.
You're okay.
It's not your fault.
- We'll make sure Diana's safe
before making a move on Gael Reardon.
If Madlen helps, we'll build a case for blackmail.
I'd appreciate it if you wouldn't mention--
- [Faith] Tell Evan?
I won't.
- I'll do my best to ensure you're left out of it.
Sir, I have some important information.
(door closing)
Beautiful
- I'm doing all I can.
(carrot crunching)
- I've got your wife delivering cash
to a planning officer so stricken with guilt
he gassed himself,
and you mixed up with our body on the dunes
with Gael Reardon's hands down your pants.
I'd say it's time to talk, Evan.
- I've done nothing wrong.
- Do you want to see the photographs?
Oh, yeah, I took some great ones in the woods yesterday,
or maybe I should send them to your wife?
- Gael called me one night in a panic
about 'I8 months ago.
A young couple had stowed away in her truck.
He was barely breathing.
I was on my way to the hospital when he had a fit.
He died on me.
I called my handler, DCI Parry.
He told me to sit tight,
and when he got there,
he just told me to go.
- Why have you sat on this for 'I8 months?
- Because I have a family that I love.
We're talking about a woman with no feelings,
no compassion, no conscience.
- Gael's history, Evan,
and we are gonna put her away.
What have you got for me?
- People trafficking, money laundering,
drugs, blackmail.
- I'll let myself out.
You've done the right thing, Evan.
(door creaking)
Bye, little man.
- Will was shot in the yard.
The blood stained bales were spread out in the pig stalls,
his body scooped up in the bucket of the tractor
and driven to the river.
That's what happened.
He betrayed you,
and you loved him so much.
Most of us just put up with that,
just put up with it,
drown by inches.
Not you,
not you, Madlen,
he betrayed you,
and I envy you.
(mm!)
- He promised me a future,
bus I n ass,
money.
I was lost, and I wanted him to be the answer
'cause I was too scared to find my own.
I betrayed myself, so here I am.
Here I am.
- Oh, knew she was guilty.
- I feel like my life is built on sand.
I don't know anything anymore.
- Evan?
(gentle instrumental music)
Wanna talk about it?
- Not really.
- Well, don't leave it too long.
Don't want you behind bars as well.
(mm!)
(WWW)
(door creaking)
- Right, it's done.
It's offuzial.
Corran Energy all registered at Company House,
so no reason for you not to go back to Dublin, is there?
- I'm still going through the accounts.
- Shane, I have more than earned the right
to run this end of the operation.
- Have you forgotten where all this came from?
= Paddy Wm m
You know I was his brains.
- See, that's your problem, right there, conceit.
You had me brother killed.
- No.
(mm
Move.
(laughing)
(mm!)
In.
- [Gael] No.
- In.
(car engine running)
(mid
(yelling)
(metal clanging)
(grunting)
shaking)
(truck engine running)
- [Gael] That's why I pay you a retainer.
Get the plane ready now.
(WWW)
(car engine running)
- [Woman] Emergency, which service do you require?
- [Steve] Police and ambulance, it's urgent.
(plane engine running)
(leather thudding)
mm»
(mid
(WWI)
" Delyth?
- [Delyth] I'm leaving.
Mum
WWW
Delyth?
- Because I'm sick of wasting my life
loving someone who'll never love me back.
I can't do it any more, Torn.
" Delyth?
Delyth.
Delytlw,
Delyth, please.
Delyth, I don't want you to go.
WWW;
- Why didn't you see?
(WM
- I didn't know how.
(gentle instrumental music)
(leather thudding)
(grunting)
- Give me two minutes.
- [Man] No problem.
- Just two minutes.
- [Man] Okay.
- Your office told me I'd find you here.
- Did they?
- Yeah, Shane Reardon's been killed.
Gael Reardon's nowhere to be seen.
Seems likely she's responsible.
Do you know anything about this, Mrs. Howells?
- It couldn't have happened to a nicer pair.
- Is something funny?
- Life,
life is fucking hilarious
if you like sick humour.
(tape ripping off)
Madlen Vaughan just confessed to shooting her husband.
You win, Inspector.
You win.
You were right all along.
She was a killer, and I was an emotional idiot,
(WWW
That is a nice coat,
dim»
You dress really well.
- Faith,
I feel there's something you need
to know about Evan.
(mm {fl
- When will they let you know?
_ Hmm?
- The job.
- I don't know,
dram
- Well, you'll feel a lot better when you can pay your way.
I'm not sure Faith quite understands.
- [Lisa] If I was Faith, I'd strangle her.
- [Arthur] Maybe I'll do it for her.
- The way you were looking at Faith
the other night, though, Arthur,
you're lucky Evan didn't notice.
He'd deck you.
- Right, I'm going for a smoke.
(car engine running)
(door closing)
- [Faith] Hey, babe.
'Hiya,
- You okay?
- [Lisa] Yeah, good.
- Hello, babes, had a nice day?
You doing some homework?
Oh, that's nice.
Hello, Marion, again.
- Hello.
- Good gym?
- Not bad.
- Hey, special chilli.
Game
Try a bit.
- Oh, no --
- Go on, little bit, new recipe.
= .
Gael Reardon killed Shane Reardon today.
It definitely needs more salt.
You never put enough salt in that,
and I know all about her setting Will Vaughan up with Diana,
and you leaked the existence of the photographs
to the prosecution.
I mean, what is that?
Is that one, or two, or three, or four, or five betrayals?
I mean, I've seriously started to lose count.
It's ridiculous now,
but shagging Gael Reardon is enough
for me to show you the door,
that and the small matter of disposing of a body.
(gentle instrumental music)
(sighing)
Put the knife down.
Put the knife down now.
Give me the knife.
Give me the fucking knife.
Now.
You are not doing this in front of the kids.
It's time.
It's time for you to go.
Don't make a fuss, no fuss.
You've scarred us all enough.
It's time.
- Evan?
(WWI)
_ Mum?
Mum, what's happening?
Where's Daddy gone?
Where's he gone?
- [Marion] Evan, wait for me.
(baby mumbling)
- It's looking really, really good.
Look who's here.
(mumbling)
Oh, here he is.
Oh, here's trouble.
Oh, here he is.
Oh, I'm sorry.
I'm sorry.
How's that, hm?
" Okay?
- What's going on?
(gentle instrumental music)
- Mammy and Daddy are getting a divorce.
I know.
(WWW!)
(mm!)
(gentle instrumental music)
(waves crashing)
- I lied to you, Faith.
- It's what we do.
- I'm not Evan.
I won't let you down again.
You can trust me.
- I need to find solid ground, Steve.
I love you.
I love you very, very much,
but it's not always about love, is it?
I know that things have got to change.
I just don't know what that change is.
(gentle instrumental music)
- I'll be here for you
when you're ready.
# If I could hold you #
M? ll$
# And let the fear rage on #
- Thank you.
# Cling to each other in the eye of the storm #
# Eye of the storm #
# If I could reach you #
# Not only for a second #
# I could reach you #
# And let it all go to hell #
# Hold on together till we go there as well #
# Go there as well #
# 'Cause I know I could never #
# Be what you need #
# Never see what you see #
WWII-aw
# Anything more than #
# Just somewhere to run to #
# When you're scared to come to #
# I'll be there #
# Someone who knows #
# I won't be anything more #
# I won't be anything #
# I won't be anything more #
# I won't be anything #
# I won't be anything more #
# I won't be anything #
# If I could know you #
# Not only for one second #
$ Really $
# I'd tell the skies and the stars #