Chloe (2022) s01e03 Episode Script
Episode 3
Hello.
What is wrong with you? What do you think you're doing? It's too late, you didn't pick up.
Well, I didn't Look, let me explain.
Oh, come on, I know you.
You think you're some noble detective, but you're just a - Morning.
- Morning.
Coffee? Yes.
Are you OK? What is it? Well this keeps happening, doesn't it? Mm.
I want it to keep happening.
I don't know what we do about that.
I know it's not ideal, having to lie to everyone.
Don't worry.
I'm happy.
And easy.
Fuck.
Shit.
I'm so sorry.
No, it's fine.
I've got to go.
- Elliot - Yeah, just coming.
needs a quick poo.
This is a nice surprise.
Sorry, darling.
OK, I'm just looking for the key.
Er That's it.
In, erm Found them.
Stop it.
Quick, Rich, can you come in and close the door? Yeah, coming.
Hey.
What does he do, then? He's an IT guy.
Computers.
Good for you.
Have you got a minute? Everything OK? All fine in the end, but when I got here this morning, she was out on the road again.
Oh.
She was looking for you.
Well, I was at work.
She said you were gone all night.
Yes, I got a shift on security.
Hm.
My hour a day isn't enough any more.
You're going to have to be around.
She can't be left alone.
Look, I know she doesn't want to go to a home, but we could look into it.
I can contact Marigold.
She's not going to Marigold.
Place is due a lawsuit.
Listen, I'm really worried for her.
Well, look, I I will be around.
There's just some things I need to wrap up.
I know it's not easy.
You're a young girl, so's she.
It's bad luck.
And one more thing.
Um She She keeps trying to give me this.
It's her mother's engagement ring.
I keep saying no, but, bless her, she keeps trying.
Well, if she wants you to have it OK.
Well, I'll hold on to it.
For now.
Keep it safe.
Who are they? Just some friends.
Oh, yeah.
Your imaginary friends.
Isn't that Chloe? Do you want to go for a walk? Why have you got two phones? Do you remember, you used to walk miles every weekend to see her? Yeah.
We was meeting in the middle.
I'd had enough of driving you.
So had her parents.
Ah, Chloe.
You outstayed your welcome a bit there, didn't you? She was the full package, wasn't she? Beautiful, clever, kind.
Holy trinity.
She was cheating on her husband.
Liar! Turns out she's the liar.
And how would you know? Put those on.
It's getting cold.
Really?! Fuck you! Yeah, I won't be back after my meeting, so I'll see you tomorrow.
Right.
Perfect timing.
I need a second opinion.
- The selection's come through.
- Oh, brilliant.
I'm trying to choose a photo for Elliot's press release.
What about this one? It's ticking all the boxes.
Active in the community, cares about funding for special ed, - good with kids, sporty.
- Mm, yeah, that's the one.
God, I knew you'd be brilliant at this.
Great.
Erm So, I had a thought about Phil's exhibition.
Mm, yeah? Well, you're so snowed under with Elliot, what if I took the lead on it? Just freed you up a bit.
Oh, my God, that would be amazing.
Yeah, I mean, it'll give you a chance to run your own thing and, God, I could do with it off my plate.
Thank you so much.
Well, great, because I've already spoken to Josh Oh! No, he's firmly friend-zoned, but we can have a space at Harbourside.
Oh, my God! You! Um Oh, my other thought was what if we got Richard to DJ? You know, that's not a bad shout, actually.
Erm, shall I Shall I get in touch? Sure.
Let me ping you his contact.
One sec.
Let me just - Ooh.
Should be - Got it.
Cool.
Hey, this is Richard Greenbank.
I'm not around.
Leave me a message.
I don't really listen to them but knock yourself out.
Hi.
Hi, Julia.
Hi, Becky.
Hi.
Is it a good time to talk? It's not, actually.
Can I give you a call back? Just a quick one, but I've spoken to Langrove and it's not great.
Erm, what's the matter? Laura from HR said you left early again today.
Apparently it's the third time this week.
Yes.
Yes.
I had to run an errand.
Mark was going to be out.
Also, a laptop's gone missing.
Look, I'm not Anyway, they've asked me to find a replacement for you.
What?! I'm going to be honest, your performance hasn't been up to standard for a while now.
I'm sorry but I can't in all good conscience put you forward for another placement.
We're going to have to let you go.
Er, I It's been a hard time, actually.
If I could explain I don't know if you know, but my mum isn't very well.
Erm - Well, I'm sorry to hear that, Becky.
- Sorry, Julia, I've got to go.
Hello? Richard? Hello? Oh, fuck! Richard?! Oh 999.
What's your emergency? Erm, I need an ambulance immediately, please.
Thank you.
Hey, are you all right? Yeah.
Will you come to mine tonight? Yeah.
OK.
He looks like a little boy.
I'm going to kill him when he wakes up.
This is crazy.
He needs a private room.
I'll go with him.
- We did not need this right now.
- Yes, I know.
Whenever Rich spends too much on drink and drugs, - Elliot always has to bail him out.
- Yes, we get it.
Sorry, Sash.
Does Tyra know you're here? We broke up.
- Shit, sorry.
- I broke up with her.
I think she was a bit obsessed with me.
Oh, hey.
Hi.
You thought you'd get away from us that easily, did you? Hm? You're all right.
- What is she doing here? - Rich, stop it.
Why is she always here? Well, she helped you, actually.
She saved you, so could you just be nice? She's fucking Elliot.
What?! Erm, I Oh, for fuck's sake.
She's been gone four months and he's been through the ringer.
Can we just let the guy live his life? Outside.
How long has it been going on? It's It's really nothing.
It's not nothing, is it? You lied to me.
I know.
His wife just died.
He may not look like it but he is very vulnerable.
What were you thinking? You think you're some noble detective but you're just a fucking loser creep.
Oh, wow, you're so eloquent, I can really see why he likes you! Erm, he's asleep again.
Shall we go find the others? Yeah.
Hey.
Where are the others? Er, they're trying to find you a private room.
Look, I'm sorry I've been a dick.
Erm I've been in a bad place, too.
I know that's not an excuse but I did just save your life, so maybe we could start over.
I've definitely met you before.
At school or something.
I really don't think so.
Erm, I I wanted to say I hope you're not blaming yourself for what happened to Chloe.
What? Everyone says you had something very special.
So, what happened? - Why the fuck are you asking? - Elliot has this crazy theory.
Erm "To die by your side.
" Sometimes he wonders if that poster was meant for you.
Did he say that? Did he? Fuck.
Fuck.
No.
Rich.
Brandon Hill.
We used to smoke weed together on Brandon Hill.
I wasn't there for her.
I said I'd be there for her.
Chloe.
Richard? Richard, I really need you.
Can you come find me? No No, it's Becky.
Becky Green.
Erm, shit.
Erm, sorry, wrong Wrong number.
Wai Wait.
It's going to come back to me.
What school did you go to? Anyone else know a Becky Green? Chloe, do you know her? Elliot? Sorry, mate, sounds like no-one knows you here.
Maybe go and make your own friends.
Sasha? Sorry, I should go.
Sasha, wait, wait.
Look, I'm sorry about Livia.
I can't come to yours tonight.
Sorry.
This It's all been a big mistake.
- Let's talk about this.
- No.
I shouldn't be here.
I literally have no reason to be here.
I have my mum.
I need to look after her.
Sasha Sasha! Why do I always do this? Sasha Right, time to get up.
That's it.
You are going to do some revision today.
I just spoke to Angela.
- What did she say? - She said you need to stop calling for Chloe.
You'll be all right.
You and me are always all right.
No, no, no, no, no! Come on! Yeah! Get in! Get in! Ooh-ooh! You tried your best but you didn't succeed.
- No, sir.
- Come on, come on.
- Let's play again.
- OK, do that.
I'm good.
I'm good to go all night.
All night.
Yeah? - Oh! Oh, I just did it again! - Sorry, guys, we're closing.
Oh, for suck's sake! You do not like sleeping much, do you? OK.
So, how are things with Sir Fairbourne? Over.
Really? Why? Mm? It's just, erm a misunderstanding.
I should never have been there.
They all hate me now anyway.
OK.
Well, you can still move to Japan or wherever.
What the fuck am I going to do in Japan? - Whatever you want to do.
- What's the point? Well a few years ago, my mom got really sick and she decided not to tell me.
She came up with this whole theory that if everyone believed she was healthy, she actually would be.
So what what are you trying to say? It didn't work.
Jesus.
Fuck.
I didn't I didn't I didn't come here to talk.
What? Come here.
What do you want? Becky Green, stop being such a fucking asshole and get over here.
Call me a fucking arsehole?! Erm, I've I've got to go.
OK.
I'll call you.
Don't think we're going down this road again.
You have fucked up your life enough as it is.
Get up.
- Why? What for? - Come on.
Urgh! What happened to your job? Hm? You really think I'm an idiot, don't you, Becky? Hey, Sash.
Hope you're OK.
Thank you so much for everything you did for Richard.
Look, it would be nice to see you.
I feel really bad.
I'm actually just at a hair appointment in your neck of the woods, so I'll knock on the door and see if you're in.
OK, see you soon.
Hi.
You've reached Livia Fulton.
Please Where are you off to now? - Please, I've got to go.
- Becky! - Hi.
- Hey! - Hey! - Hey.
Sorry.
You scared me.
Oh, sorry.
No, no, no.
No worries.
Perfect timing.
Did you get my message? I was just about to knock.
Oh, yes, I did.
I tried you back.
Erm, sorry, I was just held up at work.
Erm, can I come in for tea or? - Erm, maybe not at mine.
It's - Oh.
No, it's just It's my mum.
- She was just quite bad this morning.
- Oh.
It can just throw her if she has to meet someone new.
Oh, God, is it that bad? Yes, yes Yeah, it's a lot.
- Er, but, you know, she's lovely, so - Of course! - it makes it all worthwhile.
- Yeah.
Erm, why don't I come to yours? Yeah, that would be really That would be really nice.
Er, one thing.
El's coming for dinner so you might cross paths with him.
Is that OK? Yeah, of course.
Great.
Yesterday was a horrible day all round.
I know.
And, look, I, er I'm sorry.
I was a bit harsh.
I just get worried for him.
- Well, it was nothing and it's over.
- I know.
It's for the best, I think.
Just don't lie to me again.
I am really sorry.
I am, too.
So, listen, I did actually want to talk to you about something else.
I, erm I know it's hard work managing our work and your full-time job - and your mum.
- Yes.
Sorry, sorry, I just I really think I might need to stop.
Oh, well, I was thinking that I could actually start paying you properly.
I do appreciate everything that you've done for me.
Really.
What? I Just talk to your work.
Find out what your notice period is.
Liv, I I can't.
Just think about it.
Guys, guys, guys, come on.
Hi! Sorry.
Auntie Sasha has come to see you two again.
Isn't that nice of her? Yeah! Oh, love, can you get them in the bath? Thank you.
Yep.
- Right, Noah, go on, up you go.
- That's Elliot.
I'm going to - I'll be back in a sec.
- Sure.
Hiya.
Come in, come in.
- Hi.
- Livia? What?! - Do you know where Mr Meerkat is? - No, I don't know where Mr Meerkat is.
Well, OK.
I don't know where he is Are Are you OK? Yeah.
Sorry.
I am seriously considering putting them up for adoption.
It's just a nightmare.
Oh.
Sorry, I'm just going to take this really quickly.
OK.
Of course.
- Hello.
- Becky, where are you? I Why? What's wrong? You need to come back now.
I can't find your mum.
What do you? What do you mean? Since when? I don't know.
I've been looking everywhere near the flat.
She's not there.
- Where are you? - I've I've been held up at work.
I'll check the shops.
You need to come back and check the seafront.
Call me if you find her.
- Sorry, I I've got to go.
- Why? What's wrong? It's my mum.
She's gone missing.
The carer can't find her.
- What?! Shit! - Sasha, what can we do? Nothing, nothing.
You don't I'm just going to go and look for her.
OK.
Listen, let me come with you.
No, no.
She's not good with new people, she's not.
- Are you sure? - Yeah, definitely.
Maybe he should, love.
You can't just go on your own.
No, no.
It's fine.
Honestly.
That's just going to make things worse.
- What can we do? - Nothing.
You don't need to do anything.
I need to go.
I don't have my bag.
Listen, where might she be? I mean, I can call the council, they can - look out for her.
- It'll be in the Brandon Street No, Glenwood Bay.
- Glenwood Bay? - Er, yes Er, yes, the carer's already looked around ours.
My mum sometimes gets on a bus.
She forgets to get off.
- I'm going to go.
- Go, go.
Call us if you need us, OK? Mum! Mum! Mum! Mum! Mum, are you OK?! I need to get to my stall.
It's nearly light and - I need to open up.
- It's evening.
Mum, let's go home.
You must be freezing.
It's the, erm It's the flea market on Corn Street.
Do you know the way? - Come on.
- Excuse me! Have you heard of personal space? Right, OK, can you just come with me, Mum, OK? Who are you? Because I don't understand.
I can't remember.
It's me.
Mum, it's me.
Can we just go home, get warm? Yeah.
Yeah.
Let's go.
That is up to the top, OK? I'm going to get you home.
- Where? - It's just over there.
I'm going to drive us.
Just give me a minute, OK? - Hello.
- I found her.
- Oh, thank God.
- Yeah.
Listen, would you mind not doing a report? It's just, you know, she's safe and sound and I am going to be there for her now, I promise.
I have to do a report, Becky.
That's my job.
Yeah, well, I'm asking you not to.
Sorry.
Sasha? Stay in the car.
- What do you? - Are you OK? - Is your mum all right? - Yeah.
She's in She's in there.
What are you doing? You, erm You left your phone and your house keys at Livia's.
- Thank you.
- I thought you'd be locked out.
I was going to go back to Brandon Street but I thought I'd try the bus stop one more time.
Sorry.
Don't apologise.
I'm just glad you're OK.
Hello.
I'm Elliot.
Pam Green.
Lovely to meet you.
Come on, let's get back in the car.
Sasha's about to get you home.
- That's not Sasha.
- It's It's me.
- Mum.
Mum.
- No, you Look at her hair.
She can never get it to shine.
It's a real shame for her.
Well, now, now.
There's no need to be mean.
She came here to take you home.
- Sasha, is this your fancy man? - Er Er She's my baby.
- You look after her.
- I'll be sure to.
Come on.
Come on.
Thank Thank you.
Sorry.
- Don't It's Don't be.
- Just, sorry.
You had me worried.
I don't care if it's too soon.
I don't care if people think it's a mistake.
- It's more than that.
- What, then? I fucked up.
She could have been really hurt.
It's not your fault.
I had no idea that it was this bad.
You're surely not doing this by yourself.
No.
We We have a carer who comes for an hour a day - but it's not enough.
- That's crazy.
It's too much for you to deal with.
I mean, have you thought about a home? Yeah.
My grandpa spent a few years at Dudley Manor.
He had a great time.
- Have you thought about it seriously? - But it's expensive.
It's There's It's a huge waiting list.
Can I? I just I need to get her home.
- Sasha, wait.
- Yeah? Look, let me make a few phone calls.
We made a big donation to Dudley Manor after Grandpa died.
- I'm sure they'd be happy to help.
- No, no.
El, that's No.
- But I just want to help.
- I know.
I know you do.
Erm, you You don't really know me.
- That's just not a good idea.
- Why not? Livia's right.
We need to stop this now or you're just going to get hurt.
It's a bit late for that.
Look, take each day as it comes.
Put her in there for now, see how it goes.
You can't put your life on hold.
- I should go.
- Go.
Drive safe.
Sorry, Mum.
What for? Shall I do your back? Lovely.
You're good to me.
A bit there.
Fuck you! God, I'm tired.
You need an early night.
I think I need more than that.
Dug myself into a bit of a hole.
Really? Yeah.
I know I need to get out of it but I don't know It just It just feels good, Mum.
Love, you and me we never get to pick and choose.
We have to make the most of what we're given.
Yeah.
I could ride it out for a bit.
See how long it can last.
Make the most of it.
You'll be all right.
No, I can't.
You're beautiful, clever and kind.
The holy trinity.
Just like Chloe.
Who's Chloe? I thought she was trying to reach out to me.
I can't believe I thought that.
- What's that? - That's just next door.
- No, it's not.
- It is.
It is, I promise.
- Sasha where's your sister? - Mum - Look, I'll get you a towel.
Mum.
- Where's Sasha? Where's your sister? She's dead, Mum! She's dead! She died! - What have you done? - I'm sorry.
What have you done? What have you done? Sorry.
Sorry? - Sorry.
- Don't touch me! - Fuck! - Get out! Get out! I don't want you here! I never wanted you here! Hey.
Is everything all right? Hey.
Hey, hey.
What's going on? - I - Hey.
Don't worry about it.
I'm sorry.
Mm-mm.
Mm Let's just go to sleep.
Morning.
Morning.
Right I've been thinking.
I've found you a great place to stay for a bit.
For a bit.
- It's really nice.
- You're trying to palm me off.
No.
- No.
No, I'm not.
- Right.
It's just for a bit and then I will be there for you properly.
Mum, I promise.
I called them already.
They can do you an amazing deal.
I've paid for the first month and we'll figure it out after that.
Thank you.
- I will pay you back.
- We'll figure it out.
El, I need to talk to Livia.
We will, but it's not a good idea just yet.
No, I have to.
Look, honestly, trust me.
I know her.
Just let the dust settle, let her get over herself.
OK.
How are your chopping skills? Excellent.
That's what I like to hear.
There you go.
OK.
Tiny knife, tiny hands and apron.
Here.
- Thank you.
- Turn around.
So, erm, tight enough? It's great.
Rich is getting out tomorrow and I think, as a group, we ought to spend a bit more time with him.
Yes.
I've definitely met you before.
School or something.
Erm El, I've, erm I've been thinking about that.
Do you think he could have done it on purpose? God, erm, I I don't know.
Maybe.
What? Has it happened before? Well, I mean, he's had his stomach pumped when he was a teenager.
So, how often does he get wasted? Quite a lot.
It's just, my friend, Alex you know, we all thought of her as the wild party girl, and from one point of view she was but then you look at it the other way.
Erm, you're right.
Yeah.
I just I just think he needs help.
Proper help.
Urgently.
No, no.
No, you're absolutely right.
There are some good places.
You know, mental health and addiction facilities, if he'd be willing.
God, you're amazing.
- I've got garlic all over my - It's fine.
Come on, or else we'll never eat.
- You're just a fucking loser creep.
- Stop calling me! I told you to stop.
Get out of my
What is wrong with you? What do you think you're doing? It's too late, you didn't pick up.
Well, I didn't Look, let me explain.
Oh, come on, I know you.
You think you're some noble detective, but you're just a - Morning.
- Morning.
Coffee? Yes.
Are you OK? What is it? Well this keeps happening, doesn't it? Mm.
I want it to keep happening.
I don't know what we do about that.
I know it's not ideal, having to lie to everyone.
Don't worry.
I'm happy.
And easy.
Fuck.
Shit.
I'm so sorry.
No, it's fine.
I've got to go.
- Elliot - Yeah, just coming.
needs a quick poo.
This is a nice surprise.
Sorry, darling.
OK, I'm just looking for the key.
Er That's it.
In, erm Found them.
Stop it.
Quick, Rich, can you come in and close the door? Yeah, coming.
Hey.
What does he do, then? He's an IT guy.
Computers.
Good for you.
Have you got a minute? Everything OK? All fine in the end, but when I got here this morning, she was out on the road again.
Oh.
She was looking for you.
Well, I was at work.
She said you were gone all night.
Yes, I got a shift on security.
Hm.
My hour a day isn't enough any more.
You're going to have to be around.
She can't be left alone.
Look, I know she doesn't want to go to a home, but we could look into it.
I can contact Marigold.
She's not going to Marigold.
Place is due a lawsuit.
Listen, I'm really worried for her.
Well, look, I I will be around.
There's just some things I need to wrap up.
I know it's not easy.
You're a young girl, so's she.
It's bad luck.
And one more thing.
Um She She keeps trying to give me this.
It's her mother's engagement ring.
I keep saying no, but, bless her, she keeps trying.
Well, if she wants you to have it OK.
Well, I'll hold on to it.
For now.
Keep it safe.
Who are they? Just some friends.
Oh, yeah.
Your imaginary friends.
Isn't that Chloe? Do you want to go for a walk? Why have you got two phones? Do you remember, you used to walk miles every weekend to see her? Yeah.
We was meeting in the middle.
I'd had enough of driving you.
So had her parents.
Ah, Chloe.
You outstayed your welcome a bit there, didn't you? She was the full package, wasn't she? Beautiful, clever, kind.
Holy trinity.
She was cheating on her husband.
Liar! Turns out she's the liar.
And how would you know? Put those on.
It's getting cold.
Really?! Fuck you! Yeah, I won't be back after my meeting, so I'll see you tomorrow.
Right.
Perfect timing.
I need a second opinion.
- The selection's come through.
- Oh, brilliant.
I'm trying to choose a photo for Elliot's press release.
What about this one? It's ticking all the boxes.
Active in the community, cares about funding for special ed, - good with kids, sporty.
- Mm, yeah, that's the one.
God, I knew you'd be brilliant at this.
Great.
Erm So, I had a thought about Phil's exhibition.
Mm, yeah? Well, you're so snowed under with Elliot, what if I took the lead on it? Just freed you up a bit.
Oh, my God, that would be amazing.
Yeah, I mean, it'll give you a chance to run your own thing and, God, I could do with it off my plate.
Thank you so much.
Well, great, because I've already spoken to Josh Oh! No, he's firmly friend-zoned, but we can have a space at Harbourside.
Oh, my God! You! Um Oh, my other thought was what if we got Richard to DJ? You know, that's not a bad shout, actually.
Erm, shall I Shall I get in touch? Sure.
Let me ping you his contact.
One sec.
Let me just - Ooh.
Should be - Got it.
Cool.
Hey, this is Richard Greenbank.
I'm not around.
Leave me a message.
I don't really listen to them but knock yourself out.
Hi.
Hi, Julia.
Hi, Becky.
Hi.
Is it a good time to talk? It's not, actually.
Can I give you a call back? Just a quick one, but I've spoken to Langrove and it's not great.
Erm, what's the matter? Laura from HR said you left early again today.
Apparently it's the third time this week.
Yes.
Yes.
I had to run an errand.
Mark was going to be out.
Also, a laptop's gone missing.
Look, I'm not Anyway, they've asked me to find a replacement for you.
What?! I'm going to be honest, your performance hasn't been up to standard for a while now.
I'm sorry but I can't in all good conscience put you forward for another placement.
We're going to have to let you go.
Er, I It's been a hard time, actually.
If I could explain I don't know if you know, but my mum isn't very well.
Erm - Well, I'm sorry to hear that, Becky.
- Sorry, Julia, I've got to go.
Hello? Richard? Hello? Oh, fuck! Richard?! Oh 999.
What's your emergency? Erm, I need an ambulance immediately, please.
Thank you.
Hey, are you all right? Yeah.
Will you come to mine tonight? Yeah.
OK.
He looks like a little boy.
I'm going to kill him when he wakes up.
This is crazy.
He needs a private room.
I'll go with him.
- We did not need this right now.
- Yes, I know.
Whenever Rich spends too much on drink and drugs, - Elliot always has to bail him out.
- Yes, we get it.
Sorry, Sash.
Does Tyra know you're here? We broke up.
- Shit, sorry.
- I broke up with her.
I think she was a bit obsessed with me.
Oh, hey.
Hi.
You thought you'd get away from us that easily, did you? Hm? You're all right.
- What is she doing here? - Rich, stop it.
Why is she always here? Well, she helped you, actually.
She saved you, so could you just be nice? She's fucking Elliot.
What?! Erm, I Oh, for fuck's sake.
She's been gone four months and he's been through the ringer.
Can we just let the guy live his life? Outside.
How long has it been going on? It's It's really nothing.
It's not nothing, is it? You lied to me.
I know.
His wife just died.
He may not look like it but he is very vulnerable.
What were you thinking? You think you're some noble detective but you're just a fucking loser creep.
Oh, wow, you're so eloquent, I can really see why he likes you! Erm, he's asleep again.
Shall we go find the others? Yeah.
Hey.
Where are the others? Er, they're trying to find you a private room.
Look, I'm sorry I've been a dick.
Erm I've been in a bad place, too.
I know that's not an excuse but I did just save your life, so maybe we could start over.
I've definitely met you before.
At school or something.
I really don't think so.
Erm, I I wanted to say I hope you're not blaming yourself for what happened to Chloe.
What? Everyone says you had something very special.
So, what happened? - Why the fuck are you asking? - Elliot has this crazy theory.
Erm "To die by your side.
" Sometimes he wonders if that poster was meant for you.
Did he say that? Did he? Fuck.
Fuck.
No.
Rich.
Brandon Hill.
We used to smoke weed together on Brandon Hill.
I wasn't there for her.
I said I'd be there for her.
Chloe.
Richard? Richard, I really need you.
Can you come find me? No No, it's Becky.
Becky Green.
Erm, shit.
Erm, sorry, wrong Wrong number.
Wai Wait.
It's going to come back to me.
What school did you go to? Anyone else know a Becky Green? Chloe, do you know her? Elliot? Sorry, mate, sounds like no-one knows you here.
Maybe go and make your own friends.
Sasha? Sorry, I should go.
Sasha, wait, wait.
Look, I'm sorry about Livia.
I can't come to yours tonight.
Sorry.
This It's all been a big mistake.
- Let's talk about this.
- No.
I shouldn't be here.
I literally have no reason to be here.
I have my mum.
I need to look after her.
Sasha Sasha! Why do I always do this? Sasha Right, time to get up.
That's it.
You are going to do some revision today.
I just spoke to Angela.
- What did she say? - She said you need to stop calling for Chloe.
You'll be all right.
You and me are always all right.
No, no, no, no, no! Come on! Yeah! Get in! Get in! Ooh-ooh! You tried your best but you didn't succeed.
- No, sir.
- Come on, come on.
- Let's play again.
- OK, do that.
I'm good.
I'm good to go all night.
All night.
Yeah? - Oh! Oh, I just did it again! - Sorry, guys, we're closing.
Oh, for suck's sake! You do not like sleeping much, do you? OK.
So, how are things with Sir Fairbourne? Over.
Really? Why? Mm? It's just, erm a misunderstanding.
I should never have been there.
They all hate me now anyway.
OK.
Well, you can still move to Japan or wherever.
What the fuck am I going to do in Japan? - Whatever you want to do.
- What's the point? Well a few years ago, my mom got really sick and she decided not to tell me.
She came up with this whole theory that if everyone believed she was healthy, she actually would be.
So what what are you trying to say? It didn't work.
Jesus.
Fuck.
I didn't I didn't I didn't come here to talk.
What? Come here.
What do you want? Becky Green, stop being such a fucking asshole and get over here.
Call me a fucking arsehole?! Erm, I've I've got to go.
OK.
I'll call you.
Don't think we're going down this road again.
You have fucked up your life enough as it is.
Get up.
- Why? What for? - Come on.
Urgh! What happened to your job? Hm? You really think I'm an idiot, don't you, Becky? Hey, Sash.
Hope you're OK.
Thank you so much for everything you did for Richard.
Look, it would be nice to see you.
I feel really bad.
I'm actually just at a hair appointment in your neck of the woods, so I'll knock on the door and see if you're in.
OK, see you soon.
Hi.
You've reached Livia Fulton.
Please Where are you off to now? - Please, I've got to go.
- Becky! - Hi.
- Hey! - Hey! - Hey.
Sorry.
You scared me.
Oh, sorry.
No, no, no.
No worries.
Perfect timing.
Did you get my message? I was just about to knock.
Oh, yes, I did.
I tried you back.
Erm, sorry, I was just held up at work.
Erm, can I come in for tea or? - Erm, maybe not at mine.
It's - Oh.
No, it's just It's my mum.
- She was just quite bad this morning.
- Oh.
It can just throw her if she has to meet someone new.
Oh, God, is it that bad? Yes, yes Yeah, it's a lot.
- Er, but, you know, she's lovely, so - Of course! - it makes it all worthwhile.
- Yeah.
Erm, why don't I come to yours? Yeah, that would be really That would be really nice.
Er, one thing.
El's coming for dinner so you might cross paths with him.
Is that OK? Yeah, of course.
Great.
Yesterday was a horrible day all round.
I know.
And, look, I, er I'm sorry.
I was a bit harsh.
I just get worried for him.
- Well, it was nothing and it's over.
- I know.
It's for the best, I think.
Just don't lie to me again.
I am really sorry.
I am, too.
So, listen, I did actually want to talk to you about something else.
I, erm I know it's hard work managing our work and your full-time job - and your mum.
- Yes.
Sorry, sorry, I just I really think I might need to stop.
Oh, well, I was thinking that I could actually start paying you properly.
I do appreciate everything that you've done for me.
Really.
What? I Just talk to your work.
Find out what your notice period is.
Liv, I I can't.
Just think about it.
Guys, guys, guys, come on.
Hi! Sorry.
Auntie Sasha has come to see you two again.
Isn't that nice of her? Yeah! Oh, love, can you get them in the bath? Thank you.
Yep.
- Right, Noah, go on, up you go.
- That's Elliot.
I'm going to - I'll be back in a sec.
- Sure.
Hiya.
Come in, come in.
- Hi.
- Livia? What?! - Do you know where Mr Meerkat is? - No, I don't know where Mr Meerkat is.
Well, OK.
I don't know where he is Are Are you OK? Yeah.
Sorry.
I am seriously considering putting them up for adoption.
It's just a nightmare.
Oh.
Sorry, I'm just going to take this really quickly.
OK.
Of course.
- Hello.
- Becky, where are you? I Why? What's wrong? You need to come back now.
I can't find your mum.
What do you? What do you mean? Since when? I don't know.
I've been looking everywhere near the flat.
She's not there.
- Where are you? - I've I've been held up at work.
I'll check the shops.
You need to come back and check the seafront.
Call me if you find her.
- Sorry, I I've got to go.
- Why? What's wrong? It's my mum.
She's gone missing.
The carer can't find her.
- What?! Shit! - Sasha, what can we do? Nothing, nothing.
You don't I'm just going to go and look for her.
OK.
Listen, let me come with you.
No, no.
She's not good with new people, she's not.
- Are you sure? - Yeah, definitely.
Maybe he should, love.
You can't just go on your own.
No, no.
It's fine.
Honestly.
That's just going to make things worse.
- What can we do? - Nothing.
You don't need to do anything.
I need to go.
I don't have my bag.
Listen, where might she be? I mean, I can call the council, they can - look out for her.
- It'll be in the Brandon Street No, Glenwood Bay.
- Glenwood Bay? - Er, yes Er, yes, the carer's already looked around ours.
My mum sometimes gets on a bus.
She forgets to get off.
- I'm going to go.
- Go, go.
Call us if you need us, OK? Mum! Mum! Mum! Mum! Mum, are you OK?! I need to get to my stall.
It's nearly light and - I need to open up.
- It's evening.
Mum, let's go home.
You must be freezing.
It's the, erm It's the flea market on Corn Street.
Do you know the way? - Come on.
- Excuse me! Have you heard of personal space? Right, OK, can you just come with me, Mum, OK? Who are you? Because I don't understand.
I can't remember.
It's me.
Mum, it's me.
Can we just go home, get warm? Yeah.
Yeah.
Let's go.
That is up to the top, OK? I'm going to get you home.
- Where? - It's just over there.
I'm going to drive us.
Just give me a minute, OK? - Hello.
- I found her.
- Oh, thank God.
- Yeah.
Listen, would you mind not doing a report? It's just, you know, she's safe and sound and I am going to be there for her now, I promise.
I have to do a report, Becky.
That's my job.
Yeah, well, I'm asking you not to.
Sorry.
Sasha? Stay in the car.
- What do you? - Are you OK? - Is your mum all right? - Yeah.
She's in She's in there.
What are you doing? You, erm You left your phone and your house keys at Livia's.
- Thank you.
- I thought you'd be locked out.
I was going to go back to Brandon Street but I thought I'd try the bus stop one more time.
Sorry.
Don't apologise.
I'm just glad you're OK.
Hello.
I'm Elliot.
Pam Green.
Lovely to meet you.
Come on, let's get back in the car.
Sasha's about to get you home.
- That's not Sasha.
- It's It's me.
- Mum.
Mum.
- No, you Look at her hair.
She can never get it to shine.
It's a real shame for her.
Well, now, now.
There's no need to be mean.
She came here to take you home.
- Sasha, is this your fancy man? - Er Er She's my baby.
- You look after her.
- I'll be sure to.
Come on.
Come on.
Thank Thank you.
Sorry.
- Don't It's Don't be.
- Just, sorry.
You had me worried.
I don't care if it's too soon.
I don't care if people think it's a mistake.
- It's more than that.
- What, then? I fucked up.
She could have been really hurt.
It's not your fault.
I had no idea that it was this bad.
You're surely not doing this by yourself.
No.
We We have a carer who comes for an hour a day - but it's not enough.
- That's crazy.
It's too much for you to deal with.
I mean, have you thought about a home? Yeah.
My grandpa spent a few years at Dudley Manor.
He had a great time.
- Have you thought about it seriously? - But it's expensive.
It's There's It's a huge waiting list.
Can I? I just I need to get her home.
- Sasha, wait.
- Yeah? Look, let me make a few phone calls.
We made a big donation to Dudley Manor after Grandpa died.
- I'm sure they'd be happy to help.
- No, no.
El, that's No.
- But I just want to help.
- I know.
I know you do.
Erm, you You don't really know me.
- That's just not a good idea.
- Why not? Livia's right.
We need to stop this now or you're just going to get hurt.
It's a bit late for that.
Look, take each day as it comes.
Put her in there for now, see how it goes.
You can't put your life on hold.
- I should go.
- Go.
Drive safe.
Sorry, Mum.
What for? Shall I do your back? Lovely.
You're good to me.
A bit there.
Fuck you! God, I'm tired.
You need an early night.
I think I need more than that.
Dug myself into a bit of a hole.
Really? Yeah.
I know I need to get out of it but I don't know It just It just feels good, Mum.
Love, you and me we never get to pick and choose.
We have to make the most of what we're given.
Yeah.
I could ride it out for a bit.
See how long it can last.
Make the most of it.
You'll be all right.
No, I can't.
You're beautiful, clever and kind.
The holy trinity.
Just like Chloe.
Who's Chloe? I thought she was trying to reach out to me.
I can't believe I thought that.
- What's that? - That's just next door.
- No, it's not.
- It is.
It is, I promise.
- Sasha where's your sister? - Mum - Look, I'll get you a towel.
Mum.
- Where's Sasha? Where's your sister? She's dead, Mum! She's dead! She died! - What have you done? - I'm sorry.
What have you done? What have you done? Sorry.
Sorry? - Sorry.
- Don't touch me! - Fuck! - Get out! Get out! I don't want you here! I never wanted you here! Hey.
Is everything all right? Hey.
Hey, hey.
What's going on? - I - Hey.
Don't worry about it.
I'm sorry.
Mm-mm.
Mm Let's just go to sleep.
Morning.
Morning.
Right I've been thinking.
I've found you a great place to stay for a bit.
For a bit.
- It's really nice.
- You're trying to palm me off.
No.
- No.
No, I'm not.
- Right.
It's just for a bit and then I will be there for you properly.
Mum, I promise.
I called them already.
They can do you an amazing deal.
I've paid for the first month and we'll figure it out after that.
Thank you.
- I will pay you back.
- We'll figure it out.
El, I need to talk to Livia.
We will, but it's not a good idea just yet.
No, I have to.
Look, honestly, trust me.
I know her.
Just let the dust settle, let her get over herself.
OK.
How are your chopping skills? Excellent.
That's what I like to hear.
There you go.
OK.
Tiny knife, tiny hands and apron.
Here.
- Thank you.
- Turn around.
So, erm, tight enough? It's great.
Rich is getting out tomorrow and I think, as a group, we ought to spend a bit more time with him.
Yes.
I've definitely met you before.
School or something.
Erm El, I've, erm I've been thinking about that.
Do you think he could have done it on purpose? God, erm, I I don't know.
Maybe.
What? Has it happened before? Well, I mean, he's had his stomach pumped when he was a teenager.
So, how often does he get wasted? Quite a lot.
It's just, my friend, Alex you know, we all thought of her as the wild party girl, and from one point of view she was but then you look at it the other way.
Erm, you're right.
Yeah.
I just I just think he needs help.
Proper help.
Urgently.
No, no.
No, you're absolutely right.
There are some good places.
You know, mental health and addiction facilities, if he'd be willing.
God, you're amazing.
- I've got garlic all over my - It's fine.
Come on, or else we'll never eat.
- You're just a fucking loser creep.
- Stop calling me! I told you to stop.
Get out of my