Sorry, baby.
We have to go for a little drive.
James. James.
James!
Sophie, come on.
Come on, we gotta go. Come on. Run.
Fuck.
There's been an accident. Two people are injured.
I need you to call the police.
Accident? Where?
Do you have a rifle?
In the barn, over there.
Hello.
Yes, this is he.
Yeah. Yeah, he works for us.
I heard an accident behind me.
Turned the car around. Drove back,
and that's when I saw the man with the gun.
Do you know who that man was?
Never seen him before.
What happened next?
He started towards me. So, I reversed the car.
Got stuck in a ditch, and got out and ran.
So, you fled the scene?
I went to get help.
You saw what I found when I got back.
What about the rental car?
Do you know who was driving it?
I think I need a lawyer.
Put some fucking clothes on.
- What is it? - Lucas is dead.
He was found in a field ten miles from the house.
Lucas is dead.
What have you done?
What you couldn't.
Did you send him after my daughter?
Why? You getting sentimental?
Shit.
I don't know what Lucas was doing there. I had nothing to do with it.
Well, you almost sound believable.
It's good practice for the police.
They're gonna be here in an hour and they're gonna want to interview you.
And I'd make it quick. Before your guests arrive.
What do they know?
Well, don't worry. They've already got a suspect.
Who?
Callum Walsh, your journalist friend.
Now, get yourself cleaned up.
Part of the arrangement.
With the journalist.
No one knows about this place?
No one but him.
What do we do now?
We get cleaned up.
We get a lawyer.
We tell the truth.
And how exactly is that gonna work?
They put you in a trunk, James.
Ran us down.
You killed that man in self-defense. We can explain.
No. No one's gonna believe us, Sophie.
Callum saw it too.
He's a witness.
An impartial third party with credibility.
What other choice do we have?
We run.
While we still have a head start.
- And then what? - I don't know, but we'll figure it out.
Soph, we can't stay here.
I'm calling Callum.
Your lawyer's arrived.
What are you doing here?
Thought maybe you could use some help.
Not from you.
Well...
the looks of it, you're not in much position to choose.
Now, call for an officer.
Have me thrown out. It's your prerogative.
Not the brightest idea, but,
I hear she has a history of getting men to do stupid things.
Your source, Tess Caldwell. Is that what she's going by these days?
What about Sophie Ellis?
You heard that one before?
That's what she was called in San Francisco for nearly a decade.
Took her husband's name.
I believe you two met.
Just another alias in a long con way before your time.
Cheated investors at his VC firm out of 11 million in capital.
And just when law enforcement started to look into it,
she jumped off the Golden Gate Bridge.
I mean, did you ever wonder
how she paid for that expensive flat?
Her finances weren't really my concern.
Maybe they should have been.
She was using you, just like she's using my client.
For her own gain.
You're in a bad spot, but there's an easy way out.
Talk to those detectives.
Tell the truth.
Because I've got a strong feeling you know exactly where they are.
Thanks for the advice.
I think I'll go with a lawyer a little more affordable.
Let me give you one last piece, for free.
Be careful whose stories you believe.
Your sources keep getting into trouble,
they're gonna start to think you have something to do with it.
- Thank you. - Madam.
There you are. Welcome, darling.
What a day.
How's Quinn?
He's been up early, I heard.
It's strange not seeing him.
I mean, I know it's tradition, but I'd really love to talk to him.
It'll all be worth it when he sees you walk up the aisle.
Is this the dress? May I?
Oh, my God. It's gorgeous.
Thanks.
There's a bit of unfortunate news.
Really?
There was a car accident last night.
A few miles off the property.
Is everyone all right?
I'm afraid not.
One of our employees was killed.
Security personnel.
- I'm so sorry. - Thank you.
The police are handling it, but they may be by in a bit
to ask a few questions, and I didn't want you to be surprised.
They wanna talk to Henry?
Quinn, actually.
Why Quinn?
He'd seen the man earlier in the day and helped him arrange security for the stag.
It will all be squared away this morning,
and nothing will interrupt the festivities.
Who was the man?
Do you know his name?
No, I don't.
I know this isn't ideal on your wedding day, but try to ignore it.
It'll all blow over.
And these things have a way of sorting themselves out.
Anything?
Not yet.
Sophie.
Is there...
Is there something you're not telling me?
Soph.
I don't even know where to start.
Just tell me.
I was there the night my mum died.
She was scared.
Upset about something.
She drove me out there in the middle of the night.
Being there, where it all happened...
everything started to come back.
I have proof.
I told Callum
when I called him the very first time.
Proof of what?
After they killed her...
they hid her car in the woods.
Let it rot.
I had the coordinates written down.
The car was the only evidence left.
How do you know that?
I was there.
I found it.
But this time, I didn't know what it was.
I didn't remember.
That's why I ran.
Eliza always thought it was about her, but it was nothing to do with her.
It was always about my mum.
I thought I could make this right.
But there's nothing I can do about it.
There never was.
That's not true.
Look at us.
I know everything they've been hiding, and what has it changed?
Drove past a crime scene on the way here.
Was that anything to do with us?
There was an accident last night.
One of the security personnel leaving the property collided with another car.
That's the story then.
Car crash.
And no one at fault, I assume.
Just another tragic accident that happened to take place on our property.
What are you talking about?
I know what you told her.
That her mother died in an accident.
So, you spoke to Sophie?
Yeah, I have.
When did you talk to her?
We met last night
at my request, and I told her the truth.
I told her that she should leave town.
And that my family were capable of much worse things than she ever thought.
Anne told me what happened.
How she died.
That my mother killed her.
Why did you protect her all this time?
She's your mother.
That woman was someone's mother too.
I chose you, Eliza. I chose all of you.
How am I supposed to live with that?
The police are here.
Can you tell me a little about how you know James Ellis?
I... A business associate.
We'd met once before.
And did you know who he was married to?
At the time, no.
Your counsel's briefed us on their past.
A history of embezzlement and fraud back in the States.
So I hear. Yeah.
Sounds like they were chancing their arm over here.
What happened when Mr. Ellis arrived on your property yesterday?
He attacked me.
We were on a hunt.
We were in the woods.
He was threatening me in an attempt to try to get more money out of my family.
Was there an altercation?
Yeah, my friends heard the commotion
and they managed to catch up pretty quickly.
I was lucky, really.
Do you mind giving me their names?
Yeah.
Well, I mean, they'll all be here later on today for the wedding, of course.
If you'd like to interview them.
I'm sure that they'd be more than happy to help.
What happened after that?
I had my security escort him off the property,
and they followed his car to make sure that he left without incident.
I think that was probably my mistake there.
I should have called you then to, you know,
have you deal with it rather than try to fix it myself.
Thank you, Mr. Huntley.
- Sorry to bother you on your wedding day. - Sure.
We appreciate your time.
Sure.
Jesus Christ, Callum.
Are you all right?
No, but thank you for asking.
- You are getting out of here. - How?
Magazine has lawyers, and luckily, you're still an employee.
Thank you.
- That doesn't mean this is over. - Yeah, I suspected as much.
Callum, this isn't just a fistfight in the underground.
What happened last night could ruin your life.
I know.
Do you have any idea where she could be?
Did they tell you to ask me that?
I had a conversation with a detective.
Jesus Christ, Julia. Thank you.
Thank you for the loyalty. Fucking...
And I'll tell you the most concerning thing that came out of it.
They were asking about another case.
About the girl Phoebe. Your old source.
The one who fell off a balcony in Nice.
What kind of questions?
They have phone records.
They said you were texting her right up until her death.
That you were desperate. Looking for her.
And they asked me about...
the nature of your relationship.
- Where did they get that? - Does it matter?
Julia they're setting me up.
Callum, you have to stop protecting Sophie.
There's no story. She played you.
Just tell them where she is.
You're still here.
The car's here to take me to the church, but just wanted to see you.
You look so beautiful.
What's that scrape above your eye?
- Did that happen in the hunt? - Yes.
Yeah, some of the chaps took it a little too seriously.
Is everything all right?
I don't think I can go through with this.
It's not you.
It's not about you.
Part of what I fell in love with was your family.
Your mum, it seemed like she understood me.
What it was like to be me, at least.
It's like...
It's like everything the world thought about you and your family
was just a story, but I knew the truth, so it didn't matter.
Maybe I was wrong.
What they did to her, your sister.
Just leaving her to no one.
I'm not sure what that says about me if I can live with that.
Okay. She is not a victim in this.
How can you say that?
'Cause she has been speaking to a journalist.
She wants to expose the whole bloody thing.
For her own gain.
- The man that you met at the club... - Quinn.
...that is her husband.
They have been working together to get information out of the two of us.
She went after Eliza, he came after us.
- That is who we're talking about. - Wow.
Let's be very clear about that.
Hey.
If you want to back out of this...
I understand.
I do.
But don't do it for them.
I'm going to go to the church now.
And what you do is up to you.
Here.
Thanks.
Have you...
have you thought about it?
About leaving?
What are we supposed to do, James?
Where would we even go?
I don't know.
You know, maybe it's easier for me to imagine than you.
Why?
'Cause we did it before.
What are you talking about?
Sophie, everything we had...
we built it from the ground up.
Took things from people that wouldn't miss them.
Made a life together.
All I've ever wanted is to get that back.
But this is different.
We'd be on the run.
What if you were always on the run?
Are you okay?
- Yeah. - Where are you?
The police took me in and questioned me, but I'm home now.
Where are you?
The place you took me the other day.
Is he with you?
- Put it on speaker. - Yeah, we need help.
We'll figure something out. Talk to the lawyers, make a plan.
Okay.
Go to the front window.
Do you see the courtyard?
Yeah?
I'm gonna stand right in the center so you know it's me.
Until then, you stay put.
You don't go outside. You don't let anyone in.
Do you understand?
Yeah. Got it.
I'll see you soon.
I'm on my way.
- William. Lovely to see you. - Good to see you.
- You ready? - Yeah.
Can you see me?
I see you.
When I come up, be ready.
We're ready.
What's happening?
- We have to go. - What?
- Police. Everywhere. - Where?
Armed police! Armed police!
Weapons down.
- You gave us the wrong flat. - What do you mean?
Where are they?
They're in 13B like I said.
- You said 13D. - No, I didn't.
And you recorded it so you can listen back and see.
Are you bloody serious?
I know what I said.
I mean, if you can't understand my accent, that's kind of on you guys.
Aiding and abetting, that's what you've done. You're in deep shit.
They say shite where I'm from.
Are you gonna steal a car?
I don't know.
You all right?
Yeah. Sorry.
Where are we going?
I have your passport.
- What? - I have mine.
We can leave.
Come on.
Congratulations. Beautiful party.
No one would ever guess what happened yesterday.
Come on, let's have a drink. Celebrate.
How can you be like this?
What's the alternative?
We blow all this up, hurt the people that we love?
Look, we didn't ask for this.
We inherited it along with everything else.
You sound just like our father.
What are you gonna do when she finds out?
Because she will eventually. Nothing stays buried forever.
She's the only innocent one in all this.
And what exactly makes me guilty?
Come on, Eliza, you're a guest at this party too.
You've never turned down the invitation before.
Hey, come on. Where are you going? Bar's over here.
Going for a walk.
How are you holding up?
A bit tired. Long day.
Are you going back to your house?
- No, I'll take him. - No, no, no, no, no.
You're fine... Enjoy the party.
What do you think, Dad? Are you up for a stroll?
Why not?
Thanks.
- See you later. - See you later.
You thinking of having a nap, are you?
Thought I'd lie down for a bit.
Make it back later.
Did you have fun today?
Beautiful. Yes.
Good. Yeah.
Yeah. Being at that church
certainly brings back a lot of memories, doesn't it?
Do you know, I realized something today.
Sophie was here, too, that night.
The night that Emma died.
And I wondered why you called the priest that night,
but of course, he's the one who took her away, isn't he?
Yeah, you told me that you'd taken care of it,
and I gave up because I thought, well, I'll never find her.
But the whole time she's up the road.
Thank you, Henry.
You can be going now. I'm fine.
Gave her a new name.
You hid her from me because,
well, you knew that that was the only way that I would ever let her go.
And you'd never have had what you had today if I hadn't.
I thought by now you'd understand.
Did you threaten her?
Is that why they just showed up in the middle of the night?
Does it matter?
Yes, of course, it matters. That night changed everything.
Once I'd crossed that line I...
Henry!
I had so many others to cross.
I really would like to rest now, Henry.
If you'd be so kind.
Sleep well.
You finally got what you wanted.
I can never make peace with my daughter now.
She's not your daughter.
It's not the same.
What did you just say?
Your bastard daughter.
She'll never be a Huntley while I'm head of this family.
Henry!
Open the door!
Open the door.
Henry!
Open the door!
I'm so sorry, Emma.
This way.
What?
Sophie, what's wrong? Let's go.
I needed to make sure you were okay.
I can't keep running.
I have to make this right
because if I don't, she's forgotten.
No. What about you, Sophie?
I'll be okay.
You're making a mistake.
Maybe.
And all the other ones I've made, I'll probably have to face those too.
Here.
This belongs to you.
Your father gave it to me.
This is from my safe.
Yeah.
It's your passport and everything.
Here.
Take it.
The money was yours to begin with, right?
You know, I remembered something about that trip to Europe we took.
I remembered walking along the Seine in Paris.
We crossed this beautiful little bridge.
There was a café a few blocks down.
Had a blue door.
We kissed in the doorway.
I remembered that kiss.
Me too.
Yeah.
Darling?
What are you doing out here?
Come inside. It's such a beautiful party.
How could you do it?
Anne told me everything.
You really want to talk about that?
I'm complicit now, don't you understand?
I have to cover this up.
I thought that she was lost.
A woman out there alone in the rain.
She was banging on the door.
I'd never seen her before in my life.
And you two, you were just asleep upstairs.
You were just a baby.
And she was saying these crazy things like we were trying to take away her daughter.
I didn't know who she was.
I was just trying to scare her off.
I didn't know it was loaded.
Oh, sweetheart.
I wish you'd never had to know about this.
It was such a horrible accident.
But we don't have to let it ruin today.
Hello?
Eliza?
What is it?
I'm sorry.
I was wrong.
I should have helped you before, but I want to help you now.
The photo of her, have you seen it?
Yes.
She stood in front of that same tree.
And the flowers my father's always drawing, the dahlias,
they're growing there like someone's put them there.
Like someone's left the seeds.
I saw him there tonight in front of the tree.
He was on his knees.
What if she's still there?
What are you doing here?
Okay. Walk now.
No. It's okay.
When the dust settles, call me.
I want to tell my story.
All of it?
Yeah.
You understand you're wanted for questioning in a homicide?
I do, and I can explain.
We've also been in touch with Financial Crimes in San Francisco.
They were surprised to hear that you were alive.
I can tell them whatever they need to know,
but I need you to hear me, too.
I'm listening.
I have information.
Evidence.
About a murder.
About a body buried on the Huntley Estate.
You know, I'm surprised that you walked in here.
I understand.
I'm not sure that you do.
You go by the name Tess Caldwell. Is that right?
That's right.
One of your multiple aliases.
We're not the only ones looking for you, Tess.
Are you aware that there are other warrants out for your arrest?
Warrants?
What for?
There's quite a few people looking for you.
You've been running a long time.
You ready to tell the truth?