I told Byron I want to change mentors.
I thought you idolised Stevie. She blames you for Tara.
Doesn't believe I misread instructions.
But you did.
She just doesn't believe it.
Yes, well, make her believe it.
That's the truth.
Kim!
Are you OK?
May I have some privacy, please?
My complaint's been thrown out.
No case to answer.
You do know that I wish none of this happened, right?
If you did nothing wrong, why did you wish it never happened?
I did my job.
I have been struggling for weeks with this,
and I'm trying to tell you, and I feel like you don't care.
And if that is the case, then...
Then I'm not sure...
We are no longer open to major trauma at night.
Don't. What was that?
Sorry. Do I gross you out?
No, of course not. It's not you.
No, I know it's not me.
I guess we're done.
That.
Chris Banfield's face
and his home address.
Don't forget I know what you're going through too.
Don't stand there and tell me that you know what I'm going through
because you don't!
SIREN WAILS
This programme deals with Eating Disorders
Do you think I'm hot?
Hot?
Eurgh! Never say that to me again.
Well, it's just... Cam obviously doesn't, does he?
He made that very clear.
Hey, stop putting yourself down.
Hey, have a look.
WOMAN CRIES
How are we doing this?
Erm... I'll go under, you can pass me the tourniquet. OK.
Can I just get through, is that all right?
Oh, Peter, don't leave! I'm not going anywhere, darling.
It's our wedding anniversary.
We've been together more years than we can remember.
Well, you've got yourself a good one here, Linda.
Yeah, you really do.
All right, Indie? Tourniquet. OK, thanks.
Get that as tight as possible to stop the bleeding.
We all right to get that light in here now, please?
All right, not long now, OK?
OK, keep that mask on.
OK, I've just put it under there. Could you grab it for me? Yep.
Perfect.
All right, pulling it through now.
There's loads of blood.
It looks arterial.
Right, how's that?
Has the bleeding stopped?
Yeah. OK, well done, well done.
Right, get out now, get out.
PHONE RINGS
So that still looks quite tender.
What are her obs?
Er... SIOBHAN CLEARS THROAT
Dr Chang, in your own time, please. Obs. Oh, sorry.
Heart rate 102, BP 118/72, temperature 37.2.
Are you allergic to anything
or have you used any different products on your face?
My mum's new face cream.
She got it on the internet and I wanted to try it.
Ah, well, lesson learnt there.
What was it?
Er...
I can't remember, I'm sorry.
Let's give Mum a ring and maybe she can bring it in
or take a photo.
You can't. Er, she's at work.
Not picking up.
OK, erm...
Let's start oral chlorphenamine, 4mg.
And, Dr Chang, head in the game, please.
Rida, have you seen Cam?
No, he's not in. He's swapped shifts with Andy.
Why? I don't know.
Where are the flipping cannulas?!
I have told the porters, bring it to me directly, don't just...
Thank you. Yep, there you go.
Flynn. Hey.
Thanks for yesterday.
Ah, we're a team, aren't we?
Oh, I'm so ashamed.
Siobhan, you have nothing to be ashamed about.
I never caught up with Cam and he's not come in today, so I feel bad.
Come on, he'll understand. Don't worry about it.
Yeah, well, I hope so.
And, er, listen. Er...
Thanks for getting rid of that photo and address.
Hey... I didn't.
What do you mean? I didn't get rid of the photo.
LINE RINGS
Jan, could you take this one?
Thanks.
Hello?
Hello? Is this the paramedic?
Yes, that's right.
My name's Jan and I've been asked to take this call
because I believe you've found an unconscious male in your back yard.
Mr Jefferson found him.
He was eating his sick.
Mr Jefferson?
My cat.
He'll be a drunk.
They're always peeing everywhere.
Look, when can you come? Only my show's about to start.
Yeah, I'm afraid you might have to miss your show, Mrs Beaks.
We're incredibly backed up and I'll need you to stay with the patient
while we run through some questions.
I'm not doing that.
I'm sorry, I'm not missing my show.
And I need to clean Mr Jefferson's teeth.
His breath stinks.
Cam, yeah, this is the second message that I've left you, love.
Can you please ring me back?
And about yesterday, I am... I'm really sorry.
I know I was... I was really mean to you,
and, er...we could just really do with your help.
KNOCK ON DOOR
Did I say come in? Hmm? Did I?
Er, yeah, no, sorry.
Er, I think Kim needs your help.
Listen, Evie, your body's reacting to something, OK?
We need to know what that is.
It's the face cream, I said!
OK, here's the thing.
I have a daughter and I know when she's not telling me the truth,
and she knows when I'm not telling the truth.
Argh! Sorry, I can't find a vein.
WHISPERS: I need you to tell me the truth.
Ow! Do you want me to do that?
No, it's her low BP.
The veins have collapsed.
OK, look at me, love, look at me.
How can we help you if we don't know what we're dealing with?
Mmm? Yeah? You be honest with me.
Carly did it. Did what?
Fillers. Injections.
She gets them online and it's dead cheap.
SIOBHAN SIGHS
Why? Why did you do that?
You're 16 years old. You're perfect.
I don't feel perfect.
You are. You're going to be OK.
OK? All right?
Can we get some more bloods off the back of that cannula, please?
And phone Mum. Yeah.
I'll do that. You, finish this.
OK.
OK, just a sharp scratch, OK?
There we go.
Lucky me, eh?
Control, we're arriving at the unconscious male incident now. Over.
Oh, look at that.
Mmm!
All right, come on, hurry up, we're here.
Oh, come on, give me a chance!
3007, stand down, stand down.
We're re-allocating you to a higher priority.
Ho-ho-ho! Result!
I can have me Creme Egg and all now.
Go on. Lovely jubbly.
Let's go! Let's go!
They'll look after you, Evie. Take care.
Kim, we need to talk.
I don't want to. Yeah, well, you have to.
Come on.
Whatever's going on, it is affecting your work.
No, it's not.
You couldn't get that line in.
It was just a tricky vein.
No, it wasn't.
Don't do that to me.
You could do that blindfolded, OK? You've practised enough.
Dr Chang, can you review cubicle 2, please?
And, Dr Linlaker, Ms Tevin's sats are down.
I see we're still flavour of the month, then, eh?
Kim?
Kim, tell me what's going on.
It was just a tricky vein.
Yes.
Yes, so I can never get on a bus again.
Say that again, darling, I couldn't hear.
No! No, I was on my own.
I just didn't... Didn't fancy driving.
No, don't come to the hospital.
No, you mustn't.
I doubt they'll be keeping me long.
Why are men the worst?
Nice to see you too.
OK, so Incident Command says you may need one of us on the bus.
Yeah, young girl at the top.
Her arm's jammed.
Linda, you OK?
Right, they're going to start cutting again.
SAW WHIRS
Bit noisy up here, innit?
My name's Iain, I'm one of the paramedics.
What's your name? I'm Mike. This is my daughter, Chloe.
Hey, Mike. Hiya, Chloe.
WHIRRING STOPS
Ah, that's better. Can hear myself think now.
I want my mum here. I just want my mum.
I want my mum.
I want my mum, I want my mum, I want my mum! OK, I understand.
I want my mum! I understand.
Chloe, Chloe, listen to me.
Listen, listen, you've got me and your dad for now, OK?
And I promise we're not going anywhere
until the Fire Service have got us out of here.
OK? I promise.
How are you doing, Mike?
Yeah, I'm all right. Just worried about Chloe.
Yeah? You sure?
Yeah, I'm good. OK.
Just need to have a look at this arm first, if that's all right.
You let me know if it hurts.
Can you wiggle your fingers for me?
No? OK, that's OK.
One step at a time, OK?
Let's get you some more pain relief.
I don't need to be here.
I'm just taking up space.
OK, you were driving the bus, so we do need to check you over, OK?
OK, sir, if you don't mind just looking straight ahead.
OK, now, look up.
Look down.
Have you had any problems with your vision at all?
No, nothing.
Your temperature's quite high.
Mind your backs there, please.
Have you felt unwell at all recently?
A headache I can't shift.
Erm... Dr Linlaker, could I borrow Nicole for a moment, please?
Fractured clavicle. Ah.
OK, so if you don't mind twisting yourself round on the bed
and unbuttoning your shirt.
I'm just going to have a listen to your chest.
Oh!
Oh, that looks sore.
It's got nothing to do with today.
Yeah, this looks like an infected injection site.
Mmm...
What have you been taking?
Liracept.
Liracept?
Are you diabetic? No.
I was overweight.
I didn't make the NHS criteria, so I went elsewhere.
Look, I sit on my arse all day.
I was going to get the sack if I couldn't shift the weight.
Liracept's a miracle drug.
Yeah, no such thing, mate.
I beg to differ - I lost 7 stone!
All right, fair dos.
Erm... We'll get you on a course of antibiotics.
All right, Chloe, you are doing really well.
The fire crew are going to get your arm out safe and sound, OK?
I don't want to be here. I want my mum.
It's going to be all right... Don't touch me! I don't want you.
I want Mum! I want Mum! OK, Chloe, calm down.
Calm down. Take another deep breath on that for me, please.
OK, nice and calm.
Mike, can I have a word?
Are you sure there's no way of contacting her mum?
Let her talk to her, calm her down a bit.
No.
It's for her own sake.
We need to keep her nice and still.
Her mum's dead.
She died last year.
So it's just the two of us.
I'm so sorry. I didn't realise.
This is Linda Owens, 73.
She was involved in a bus crash.
She has an open right femur fracture
with a major haemorrhage to her popliteal artery.
Bleeding was controlled by celox, blast bandages and two tourniquets.
Tourniquet time is coming up to two hours,
so probably best to keep an eye on that.
Vitals are per the pre-alert.
OK, thank you. Anything else?
She has Alzheimer's.
Sometimes she becomes agitated.
OK, All right.
Thank you. I understand. Erm, Siobhan, would you mind...?
Yeah. Do you want to come with me, Mr Owens?
Can we elevate the leg, please... This way. ..and expose the wound?
And let's proceed to primary survey.
Has the major haemorrhage protocol been activated?
Yeah, rapid infusers are ready and more units on standby.
LINDA GROANS
Look after her, please.
She's precious.
I understand.
We'll take care of her, I promise.
This way, Mr Owens.
Erm... Right, could somebody confirm the airway and...
Indie, is Cam OK?
I don't know.
I've been trying to reach him, he's not picking up.
OK. Well, I'm not his keeper. Sorry.
How's the hand feeling, Chloe?
Tingly.
Fuzzy.
OK, so that's the nerves waking up.
Means the blood's flowing again.
Yeah, most likely just a break.
They'll get you sorted at ED.
You'll even get to choose the colour of your own cast.
How exciting's that?
Hey.
Thank you.
You have been amazing.
Nah, mate, you're the amazing one.
We're just doing us job. Ah, and I'm just doing mine. Hmm.
Yeah, well, she's lucky to have you.
Do you want to pop up, Mr Bradshaw?
Yeah, coming.
Have you got kids yourself?
One on the way, actually.
You'll love it.
You're a natural.
OK, let's buckle you in.
Just over there.
Where is it?
Behind you, Dad! Oh there!
LAUGHTER
Silly sod, aren't I?
I taught at the university for 45 years
and Linda worked in the labs.
A bit more pressure on the edges, please.
A couple of brainiacs, then?
Oh, no, no.
We were just a couple of jobbers.
Our daughter, Annie, she was the brainiac.
She's a particle physicist.
Works on the Hadron Collider in Switzerland.
Hiya, I've got a message for Mr Owens.
Your wife called, said that she's on her way in.
Thank you.
It's not what you think.
That's none of our business, Mr Owens.
Linda is my first wife.
We've been divorced for over 20 years.
Since the Alzheimer's, Annie asked me to visit her.
And we go on day trips.
Use our freedom passes.
"Explorers on wheels," Linda calls us.
TEARFUL: And it calms her down.
And I love seeing her.
My wife, Camille, she doesn't even know.
And I don't know how to tell her.
How do I tell her?
You just tell her the truth.
Stop it! Cheer up, then.
We've done such a good job today.
I know.
It's not good enough for Cam, though, is it?
Oh, give it up!
You don't hear me banging on about Ashley, do you?
No.
3007, how are you getting on restocking?
Got an outstanding Cat 2.
Yeah, we're pretty much done.
Got an unconscious male, query injured, bleeding reported.
Silverton area.
Ohhh! A drunk? In Silverton?
What is not to like? Perfect. Yes, thank you very much, Control.
We shall take that. Over.
SHE SIGHS
Stop! Right, repeat after me.
"Cam is a tool and not worthy."
Say it. "Cam is a tool..."
..and not worthy! Louder.
BOTH: Cam is a tool and not worthy!
# Cam is a tool and not worthy!
# Ey! Cam is a tool and not worthy!
# Cam is a tool and not worthy! #
LAUGHTER
She's just in the middle bed there. We'll be discharging her soon.
Erm... Yeah, could you send those bloods ASAP, please?
Thank you. Thanks.
Hey, how are we looking?
Well, I don't want to jinx it, but CQC should be here.
We're in good shape!
OK, well, that's good, but have you heard from Cam?
No, not yet.
Did you find the address?
No, no, and I looked everywhere.
Why?
Cam said yesterday he wanted to help you any way he could.
What, like YOU were going to help me?
Yeah.
Yeah, your temperature's still increasing.
How are you feeling, Mr Jukes?
Rough as.
Yeah, that'll be the infection.
Is that why I got confused?
Why I went the wrong way down the diversion?
Well, it is possible.
It could be.
Or it could be the Liracept.
What are you talking about?
Well, when you lose the weight, you're supposed to reduce your dose.
Otherwise, you can overdose and end up with side-effects.
Did the website you got it from not explain this to you?
Cos they really should've.
I didn't want to put the weight back on.
They kept sending it, so I thought it was all right.
I picked a load up today.
Yeah, course they kept sending you it -
cos they don't care about you.
They're a business.
Did you even see a doctor?
I just wanted to keep my job.
No, it's not your fault...
..but they really should have looked after you better.
HE LAUGHS
You can't call it that!
It's what it's known as!
It's stuck slap bang between The Hope and The Britannia,
and all the drunks use it.
HE SNIFFS
Can you smell that aroma?
Eww, no, it's gross! Men are horrible.
Who says it's the men?
Hiya. Just through there? Yes.
Aww, cute cat. What's his name?
Mr Jefferson.
Ooh, very classy. I like that. Hello!
Indie!
Cam? Cam? Can you hear me?
Cam?
All right, we've got a response to pain.
Mind if I join you?
Have you eaten?
Here you go, have some of this if you like.
I'm not hungry.
No, I think you are.
I think you've got an issue with food, Kim.
I think you ate all those cupcakes yesterday
and that's why you were ill.
Kim, eating disorders can trigger electrolyte imbalances.
That can cause dizziness, fatigue,
upset stomach, blurred vision.
You couldn't get that line in earlier
because you couldn't see, could you?
And if you couldn't see that, then maybe you couldn't read
the lumbar puncture instructions when we were treating Tara.
You made me do that.
I wanted to get help. That wasn't my fault!
Look, I know, I know it wasn't, I'm not blaming you,
but a woman was paralysed!
I know.
Look...
I just want to help you, you know?
Help me understand you.
Help me understand what's going on.
Just talk to me.
Please.
Flynn wants everyone to gather in Admin, so let's move.
Dr Chang, I'm still your mentor,
like it or not, so can we move, please?
What's happened?
We have a critical trauma pre-alert en route,
GCS is 8 with suspected TBI.
You need to know that this patient is Cam.
What?
Er... Wh... Er... What's happened?
It looks as though he was attacked.
By who? I-I don't know.
At the moment, we don't have any further information, OK?
But the best thing that we can do for Cam right now is keep clear
and focused heads, OK?
Rash, Jodie, I want you to join me in Resus 1, please.
Me too.
Shiv...
Me, please.
No, no, no, come on, I need you to take care of cubicles, OK?
Anybody not directly involved in Resus 1,
I need eyes on patients out here.
We have to stay on top of the board, OK?
I'll pick up anything that's waiting.
OK, good. Thank you very much.
Er... Right, let's go.
Hey, you OK?
No.
Pretty far from OK!
This is Cam, 27, found unresponsive at the scene.
Mechanism unclear, but a suspected assault.
GCS was 8 initially.
Only obvious external injury is to his occiput.
He vomited before we got there.
And then C-spine precautions taken throughout...
I... It's OK, Cam.
It's OK, we've got you.
Pupils are...
It's OK. It's all right.
Right, shall we get him across, everyone?
Right, on three.
One, two, three.
Er, his heart rate is 105, BP is 100/90,
initial sats 93, improved to 98 on six litres.
GCS 12, but he's becoming more agitated.
Erm... IV access left ACF.
He's had 4mg of ondansetron and a gram of TXA.
OK, how long was he down for?
Well, the 999 call was made three hours ago.
He was found in a back garden in a house in Silverton.
OK, er, well done.
Thank you, guys, thank you.
Little bit worried about that airway.
Shall we stand by with the intubation trolley, please?
His chest is clear. Good bilateral air entry.
Don't like this occipital wound.
Shall we make a plan to turn him once he's off the board?
OK, there's bruising to his left upper quadrant with guarding.
OK, guys, Let's get pink in the right ACF.
FBC, U&E, clotting, group and save,
and let's start IV morphine, 2.5mg, with titrate to response.
Flynn.
Er, yeah.
Guys, really, well done.
Erm... Right, that's primary survey complete.
Let's focus on imaging.
Rash, can you call upstairs, please?
I want a full trauma CT - head, C-spine, chest, abdo, pelvis,
all of it.
Ah, sorry.
No, no, it's fine, it's fine. How is he?
We've got him to CT.
Hey. Hey, he'll... He'll be OK.
You don't know that!
OK, but he's... He's in the best place, OK?
And everyone is doing everything they can.
I can't cope any more.
I'm trying, I'm really trying, but Cam...
..Cam got attacked, and then... And then the CQC on top of everything.
I-I'm... I'm... I'm falling to bits!
I... OK, but, look, the CQC, it was hard on everyone, all right? No!
No, you don't get it.
I am the only one who is literally falling apart.
Look! Hey! R-Rida, stop... Rida!
No, look!
I don't know what else I have left to give.
Oh, Rida...
Cam has a small subarachnoid haemorrhage
and a base-of-skull fracture.
No midline shift, no herniation, so...
..neuro are focused on conservative management.
I'm afraid the bit that concerns us is here.
He sustained a trauma to his left side.
He has a splenic haematoma
and, at the moment, it's only being contained by the capsule.
Now, obviously, I've arranged his transfer to ITU.
Can I see him? Yeah.
Yeah, of course you can.
Er, we'll just go through there. Thanks, Caz.
Ah, Linlaker, can you help me, please?
I've just got her X-ray through.
We've got a displaced supracondylar humerus fracture.
I mean, Ortho are saying that they are backlogged
and the Entonox isn't even hitting the sides for her, so I... It's OK.
Erm... OK, I'll start her on a little bit of morphine
and then we'll get a plaster on.
Yeah, thank you.
Matty. It's Harry Jukes.
I'm so sorry, Rida, can I leave you with that?
Erm, yeah.
No problem.
His temperature's 39.4.
Heart rate 132.
Harry, you OK, mate?
His feet, they're mottling.
Cold to touch.
Sepsis?
OK, Harry, we're just going to check your injection site, if that's OK.
Eurgh! It stinks.
Ooh, yeah.
Your body's struggling to fight off the infection,
so what we're going to do is we're going to up your antibiotics,
and then we'll get the surgeons to come down and see if that abscess
needs draining, OK?
OK, let's get blood culture lactate and FBC.
We'll give an IV fluid challenge,
and if his BP's not improving, we'll get intensive care down to see.
Do we need to let Stevie know?
Yeah. We tick all boxes.
We've got this, yeah?
Both of you, hold the fort.
You're in charge, OK?
Yeah?
What? What's happened?
His vitals became unstable.
They... They've RSI'd him.
ALARM RINGS
OK, let's activate the major haemorrhage protocol, please.
Heart rate's risen to 140, BP's unrecordable.
Right, there's a slot in theatre.
Anaesthetist and general surgeon on standby.
OK, how many units has he had?
Erm, he's had two RBC and one FFP so far.
OK, let's push through another two units of O-pos
and a further shock pack from the blood bank.
We'll stabilise him down here
and then we'll switch to a rapid infuser once he's upstairs.
Oh, hold on, there's blood around the spleen.
The capsule's burst. This is an intraperitoneal haemorrhage.
We need to move him now.
Do you want to let theatre know?
Er, theatre?
Yeah, this is the ED. We're on our way up with Cam Mickelthwaite.
He's one of ours.
Indie, wait!
One of the lucky ones, eh?
I was about the same age as her when I went to Soames Place.
You were at Soames Place?
First time was the worst.
I was in a locked unit.
Pastel walls, cheesy posters, but...
..everything was grey.
They monitored every mouthful.
I wasn't even allowed to go to the bathroom on my own.
Not eating...
..it's not a weight thing.
It's a control thing.
A way of coping.
Slowing down.
Feeling safe.
Often, I'd end up in A&E.
And I'd see these doctors.
Calm. Kind.
Really good at what they did.
I wanted to be like them.
I wanted to be them.
Being here...
..it's so much harder than I thought it would be.
Yeah...
Thank you...
..for telling me.
You didn't really give me much choice, you wouldn't stop asking.
HE CHUCKLES
Well, you know what I'm like - Persistent's my middle name.
Dr Matthew Persistent Linlaker. Pleased to meet you.
So what are you going to do now?
Are you going to get some help?
From where? Well, I don't know.
Stevie? Stevie?!
Well, she is your mentor.
No, I don't want that.
Why not?
Because I don't. It's private.
It's no-one else's business
and I only told you because you're my friend.
Yeah, I know, but you need some support.
You can't do this on your own.
I don't want anyone else finding out and I don't want you telling anyone.
OK, I won't. Because if you do...
..I'll tell everyone it was you that phoned the CQC.
Kim... You wouldn't.
I will.
You're just scared.
I'll tell them.
Do you understand?
Do you? Yes.
No news. He's still in surgery.
It's been hours.
Look, Ravi Stanek is the best, OK?
He's... He's who I'd want if it was me.
Doesn't make it any easier, though.
I found this in Cam's hoodie.
Oh, God, no...
Oh...
Your temperature's down.
Heart rate too.
Blood gas is better.
Looks like you're out of the woods, Mr Jukes.
How many people were injured?
It'll be on that, won't it?
21.
Did anyone die?
No.
A few head injuries,
broken upper limbs and...
And what?
..an elderly lady injured her leg.
She had to have it amputated.
Can you pass my bag, please?
My Liracept.
Destroy it.
I never want to see it again.
Sit down. You're making me nervous.
I don't want to sit down.
I wish they weren't here.
They've got to be here.
They're just doing their job, Indie.
But they haven't told us anything.
They must know something.
Oh, Jan's coming.
Hi. Hiya.
I've brought hot chocolate.
There you go.
Siobhan? No, thanks.
Thanks, Jan.
Oh, sorry, guys, I didn't know you were here.
No, that thing gave up the ghost weeks ago.
Here you are. OK?
Any news?
Well...
..no news is good news, I suppose.
I'm sorry, I don't know why I said that. That's stupid.
No. No. No news is awful.
Always has been, always will be.
Guys, he's out.
Ravi said the surgery couldn't have gone better.
He is going to make a full recovery.
HE EXHALES
Siobhan...
Ta-da!
What's that?
Sarnies.
Frozen ones as you requested for when the baby comes.
I have been embracing the yellow scum.
I went for pickle.
Embracing the brown.
First time I've ever said that sentence.
And I wanted to check in on you.
I heard about Cam. Yeah.
So these...are for your house.
These are for mine.
And, wait for it...
..these are for here.
Wow.
Er, a bit more enthusiasm, please.
Sorry. Wow! Wow!
Wow, wow indeed.
We are going to be the gold standard of parents.
The dream team.
Dream team?
Right, right, right.
What's this lot?
Who eats fish fingers at work?
Er, it's... SHE CLEARS HER THROAT
..Nicole. She microwaves them.
I had her down as classy.
All right, er...
I'll have to have a word with Canteen Betty,
see if she's got any room.
What's that?
It's a...parental agreement.
Which is?
Which is a clear division of duties.
You know, when you've got the baby, when I've got her, who's doing what.
Yeah, I can read. Why?
We're having a baby!
I feel like you keep forgetting what's happened to us.
And, no, we're not a dream team because we are not together.
It's not about us any more.
It's about the baby.
She comes first now.
Always.
OK?
What...
What...time...
Past your bedtime.
I'm really glad you're awake.
You put the fear of God into us.
I... I fell.
I...hit...my...head.
We know, love.
He did it.
It was...
It was him.
I'm so sorry, love.
It was Chris Banfield.
You're awake.
I...am. He's awake!
Yes, he is.
You're awake! Hi.
Hey.
Erm... Who's Chris Banfield?
What?
What are you hiding?
He's not hiding anything, love.
Well, he is. I can tell he is.
He's protecting me.
You?
Why?
Cam's awake.
Good, good.
Is Indie all right? Yeah, she's with him.
Right, I'll be off, then.
Are you not waiting for her?
You're joking. She'll be there all night.
She is obsessed with him.
Are you off to see Ashley?
We split up.
What? Why?
We had an argument about the pulse ox thing.
You can't let a little argument come between you.
It wasn't little.
Ted...
What do you see when you look at me?
I don't know, love.
I just see you.
All right.
I'll catch you tomorrow.
Ted?
You're an idiot.
Why would you do that? Why would you go after him?
What were you thinking?
I wasn't.
I just wanted to keep him away from her.
And then I saw him and...
..I wanted to hurt him.
Yeah, but that's just...
It's just not who you are.
It's just...not you.
I... I think maybe it is, a bit.
What bit?
The bit that I haven't told you about.
HE GASPS
Hey, so... Whoa, whoa, whoa. Stop, stop, stop.
It's OK. It's OK.
I really want to tell you, Indie.
Yeah, and...you-you will.
Just don't rush, like...
Just take your time. We have time, right? Don't we?
Yeah. Yeah? Yeah.
Cam?
Sorry, guys. Remember DI Hughes?
Hello, Cam.
I just wanted to ask you a couple of quick questions
if you're up for it.
Mmm.
A complaint has been made against you by Mr Chris Banfield.
What?! Against Cam?
But HE was the one who attacked HIM.
Mr Banfield claims it was the other way around,
that you followed him and attacked him.
Yes, well, he can go to hell.
Who's just come through four hours of surgery?
Who's lying in that hospital bed?
I hear what you're saying, Mrs McKenzie, I do,
but the fact remains you were discovered in Silverton.
What on earth were you doing there?
Who are you? Why are you following me?
You're that nurse.
You and that silly old woman.
I want you to stay away from her, OK?
I want you to stay away from her
and I want you to stay away from the hospital.
Argh!
Hey!
I was...
..just getting in my steps...
..and I saw him.
I must've made a comment
and...it...escalated.
That's all I can remember.
So just a chance meeting, then?
Mmm. OK.
And so I'm completely clear, you're not denying that you saw Mr Banfield
today, but it was he who attacked you and caused these injuries?
Well, I didn't do it to myself.
OK.
KNOCK ON DOOR
Hey.
He's asleep.
Ravi's got him on 15-minute obs.
It's been a hell of a day, hasn't it?
Why don't you head home?
DI Hughes has told me that they are arresting Chris Banfield.
Good. Let's hope they throw away the key.
Come on, Shiv.
You know, I was thinking about what you said to me earlier,
about the CQC.
We are ready, aren't we?
Yes, we are.
Look, erm... It's, er...
It's never going to be tougher than it was today, OK?
But you'll have to do it without me.
I'd like to request some leave.
I don't think we can do it without you, Shiv.
You'll manage.
I, er... I just need the time.
Yeah.
Yeah, of course.
Take all the time you need, OK?
Are you going to go away?
Yeah, I might.
But there's something I need to do first.
For me. Sure. Night.