(theme music) ♪ (birds chirping) (soft music) ♪ What are you smirkin' about?

Well, as you can tell, I'm pretty knackered this a.m. See, I was kept awake by a rather fine-- (Marlene) Shh, Callum, knock on the head.

Pastor Gray, you reported a missing person?

(Tom) Yes, my farmhand, Donal McKenzie.

(Marlene) When did you last see him?

(Tom) Shortly before 9:00 last night.

(Callum) Have you tried to reach him on the phone?

(Tom) No answer.

And he wouldn't just up and go somewhere without sayin'.

I'm thinkin' there's been an accident.

(Marlene) Okay.

We'll take a look.

(soft, tense music) (cows mooing) ♪ I'm hoping this Donal guy's wakin' up on his mate's couch.

(Callum) Well, if he's doing the walk of shame, that makes two of us.

You know what I mean?

(Marlene) Yeah.

(Callum) Well, the lid's been left off.

That's not usual, right?

(Nicole) No, Cub, it's not.

(Callum gags) ♪ The crust's been disturbed.

♪ Oh, watch your step.

-What is it?

-There's some blood.

And by the looks of these boot prints, two people were at the edge.

Let's get Evidence Protection called down.

What, are you thinkin' foul play?

Like murder?

(Marlene) Cool your jets, Cub.

♪ (phone ringing) ♪ Leila... ♪ -It's herself.

-Not you, the fella who insists on being the small spoon.

(Finn) Well, I just was always told that women liked being cuddled afterwards.

(Marlene clears her throat) You said on the phone there's been a suspected farm accident.

(Marlene) Yeah, if not something a lot more serious.

Did you get talking to Siobhan last night?

(Finn) No.

(Marlene) Okay.

(Finn) Marlene, wait.

Why?

(Marlene) Um... Well... She told me that things were sorted between you two.

In fact, she told me that things were stronger than ever.

(Finn) What?

Why would she think that?

(Finn) Oh... Because I told her that no matter what, we would always be family.

(Marlene clears her throat) What's Barry doing here?

(Marlene) Pastor Gray's an old family friend.

(Callum) Firefighters have pulled a body out of the pit.

(soft, tense music) ♪ (camera shutter clicks) ♪ (Leila) So let's say one set of footprints are the victim's.

Who owns this set?

(Marlene) Pastor Gray said he hadn't been near the pit in days.

Only Donal had.

-And the blood?

-Well, farmin's tough work.

There's lots of ways someone could cut themselves.

(Finn) Let's stick to the working theory that this was a farm accident and discreetly rule out anything suspicious, yeah?

(Leila) Yeah.

(Callum) Be careful, watch yourself.

Taking into account that as a kid everything I knew about the countryside was from Watership Down, can I ask... (Marlene) What's a slurry pit?

(Leila) I mean, I feel like I can smell what it is, but why is it so dangerous?

(Marlene) So, the cattle's excrement falls through the slats and then it's stored there until it's used to fertilize the fields in the spring.

It's full of dangerous gases.

-And if you fall into that-- -Got it.

-It's no way to go.

-Nope.

(Leila) So this Pastor Gray runs a church and a farm?

(Marlene) No, he doesn't run a church.

He's a street preacher.

Givin' out tracks, doing sermons in the town centers up and down the country.

(Finn) Which is why some of the locals love him and the others loathe him.

♪ Okay.

♪ Pastor Gray.

♪ I'm sorry to have to inform you that we have found a body in the slurry pit.

♪ Donal?

(Finn) We believe so, yes.

♪ (Barry) Sorry.

♪ (seagulls calling) ♪ I'll be over as soon as-- Yeah, I gotta go.

Okay, bye.

Morning, Concepta.

Oh, you really didn't need to.

Your shelves are bare.

Someone needed to.

Right, well, the kids'll be down in a minute.

(Concepta) You know, when I was their age-- (Siobhan) It was you doin' the cookin' for your nanny.

The story that gets better with every telling.

(Concepta) I must say, I was surprised to get your call.

I thought you were steering clear of working till Niamh was over her ordeal.

Niamh's doing great.

Um, they need some extra locum help at the practice, so I'll be as quick as possible.

Finn might be in before me.

I'll let you know if he calls.

(Concepta) That wasn't him on the phone there now?

(Siobhan) Oh, no, that was, um, uh, somethin' else.

Listen, I need to run.

Siobhan.

You've been given a second chance to be the wife and mother to Finn and the kids that they deserve.

(Siobhan) I'm aware, and I have no intention of letting anything get in the way of that.

(Concepta) I would hope not.

By the way, has what's-his-face, your fancy man, -the PE teacher.

-Eddie?

(Concepta) Has he been in touch recently?

(Siobhan) No.

(Concepta) Okay.

Hope you have a nice day at work.

(soft music) ♪ (seagull calling) ♪ (Tom) Donal had been patching some fencing in the lower fields.

Could have caught himself in the wire.

And the footprints, I suppose they could have been mine from when I was searching for him.

I'm sorry, Pastor Gray, I thought you told my colleague you hadn't been 'round the pit in days, but you actually were there this morning.

I meant before this morning I'd not been up in days.

(knocking) (door buzzes open) (Marcus) I just heard about Donal.

-Dad, are you okay?

-Fine.

(Marlene) Uh, Marcus is a senior solicitor at Dudley, Cassidy, and Keaton.

(Leila) And you knew your father was here because?

(Marcus) Because Barry called me.

You look like you've barely slept.

You must be exhausted.

I'm sure any more statements can wait.

(Tom) Would you waste?

Stop fussin' over me like a sick calf.

(Leila) So, it was just you and Donal living on the farm?

(Tom) Yes, Marcus has his own place in town.

(Marcus) I'm not long back from living in Belfast.

(Marlene) By chance, would you have any photographs of Donal?

Why would I?

No.

I don't.

I've 300 cattle desperate to be milked.

(Finn) Detective Constable Hussain, Sergeant Pettigrew, could I have a moment?

(Leila) Milking.

He's got interesting priorities when a body's just been fished out of his slurry pit.

He's in shock.

(Finn) Listen, we've had an update from CSI.

The victim's shirt had a big rip down the front and some buttons missin'.

(Leila) So maybe there was a scuffle.

(Finn) Which would explain the blood spatter.

(grim music) ♪ (door buzzes open) ♪ Just a couple more questions, Pastor Gray.

The last you saw of Donal, did you notice anything unusual about his attire?

What he was wearin'?

-No.

-What's the relevance of that?

We learnt Donal's shirt was ripped.

(soft, tense music) ♪ (Tom) He was fine last I saw.

Did you know of anything going on in Donal's life that may have been distracting him?

(Tom) Donal had been having a rough time with his sister.

She's terrible with money.

Always botherin' him.

I know they had a tense exchange yesterday, but I--I didn't hear any details.

Do you have a contact number for the sister?

(Tom) No.

But I know where the parasite lives.

(seagulls calling) ♪ (door opens) (Siobhan) Mornin' Nicole.

-Hi.

-Right.

Ah, have you got a minute?

I could use some advice.

Of course, babe.

(Siobhan) Uh, listen, um, I've been keepin' somethin' from-- (Nicole) You're a GP.

How accurate are these things?

(Siobhan) Oh!

You're trying for a baby?

(Nicole) No luck yet though.

It's making me really worried.

We've been trying for more than six months.

(Clint) What?

We've been trying for how long?

♪ (Leila) Listen.

About earlier with Finn.

(Marlene) Leila, I don't want to get in the middle of all this.

If I'd known there was any confusion with Siobhan, nothing would have happened last night.

I'm no homewrecker, okay?

(Marlene) I know that.

(knocking) Hello.

Beverley McKenzie?

(Beverley) Is this about my benefits?

I can assure you, I suffer from a number of rare but very real medical conditions.

-No, we-- -Did my brother call you?

Like, I'm sure this is all just a big misunderstanding.

(Marlene) I'm sorry.

We have some terrible news.

We believe your brother Donal's been killed in a farming accident.

I'm sorry.

(soft music) ♪ (Beverley) Donal?

(Marlene) I'm sorry.

♪ What if there's something wrong with one of us?

Maybe we could get an appointment with you this afternoon, get some fertility tests started?

I'm not in today.

Ah, you see, I have got-- (Clint) Here.

Is that why you've been sending me to this acupuncture all these months?

(Nicole) It's also good for your chi.

(Siobhan) We could get Clint in tomorrow.

The male tests are very straightforward.

It's not gonna be me.

I thought we didn't start tryin' until honeymoon.

(Nicole) Why is it definitely not you?

(Clint) Just 'cause... Well, you know, just... Look, there's no funk on my junk, all right?

(Siobhan sighs) (Siobhan) The fragile male ego.

Right, um, I guess I should get goin'.

-Thanks for the chat.

-See ya.

No worries, love.

(footsteps) You got somethin' to tell me?

No, just... (soft music) You look gorgeous.

♪ That's a nice one of Donal.

(Beverley sniffs) (Marlene) Pastor Gray told us.

(Beverley) Oh, I bet he blabbed to you about the state of my finances.

What debt I have is none of his concern.

Like a lot of people, my credit card and mortgage payments have ended up being more than I can manage.

You have a very nice home.

(Beverley) Cheers.

Do you mind if I... (glasses clattering) (liquid pouring) I understand you met Donal yesterday.

Pastor Gray is obsessed with everyone else's business.

People like him always are.

Bunch of God-botherin' hypocrites.

(Marlene) What makes you say that?

My brother was gay.

Something he kept a secret from the pastor.

(Marlene) Donal felt he had to keep his sexuality a secret from Pastor Gray?

(Beverley) Have you heard what that crackpot spews out in the street?

Vile, homophobic stuff.

Lord knows what he'd have done if the righteous pastor had found out he had one of that ilk living under his roof.

(Leila) Beverley, do you believe that Donal would have been in trouble if Pastor Gray had discovered he was gay?

(Beverley) Yes.

(Marlene) Beverley, I know this is incredibly difficult, but we need someone to accompany us to formerly identify the body.

Okay.

I'll get my stuff.

Here, if you see any strange-looking plants about the place, they're medicinal.

I mean, they're not mine.

I can see the pastor losing his temper.

There are a lot of ways to describe Pastor Gray, but hateful?

No.

I'll need more convincin'.

(soft music) ♪ (Barry) You know, there's no shame in taking a day off.

(Tom) My flesh and my heart may fail, but God is the strength in my heart forever.

Oh, no, come on, give it a rest.

(Tom) You taught me that verse in Sunday school.

(Barry) Aye.

And you were stubborn as a student and you're stubborn as a man.

(Tom) There must be something in the water around these parts.

Would you have some respect?

We've all just heard about poor wee Donal.

(Tom) I have every right to be here.

We're in shock.

We don't need you gaulderin' at us.

(Barry) Concepta, he's doing no harm.

(Concepta) That lad was loved around here.

(Tom) Don't you think I know that?

And it's a reminder to think on our own eternal-- (Concepta) You have some neck on ya.

(Marlene) Whoa, whoa, whoa, what's goin' on?

-This man's a menace.

-She won't let me be.

(Barry) Tempers are running high.

(Marlene) Pastor Gray, we were hoping to have another quick chat.

Can it wait?

-I was just about to start.

-You know what?

-Don't you dare!

-No, wait, whoa, whoa, whoa.

(overlapping shouting) (loud thud) (Callum groaning) (Callum) I have a date.

(Marlene) Right.

Stop.

(Callum groaning) Pastor Gray, I think it's best you come with us, okay?

(Barry) Don't worry, Tom, I'll get the stuff.

(Callum groans) (Marlene) You okay?

(Callum groans) ♪ Let me see.

(Callum groans) (soft, tense music) ♪ (Concepta) No, Shay, love, he made me drop the chips.

I'll go and get more.

I just need a G&T to settle the nerves first.

Okay.

See you soon.

What's all the drama out there?

(Concepta) Oh, love, wait'll you hear.

(Barry) You couldn't leave well enough alone, could ya?

(Concepta) I just said what everyone's thinking.

(soft music) Ach like.

Are you tryin' for a wee baby, love?

Did Siobhan tell you?

(Concepta) No, no.

Pineapple core.

My mother swore by it.

(Barry) There was a lot of pineapples around in her day, was there?

Make sure Clint avoids tighty-whities.

Oh, and I've read that sweet potato in every meal means you might have twins.

(Barry) Aye, no sweepin' under the bed.

-That's an urban myth.

-Not at all.

40 years I kept under the bed spotless.

No kids of me own.

♪ Did you have a wee appointment with Siobhan today?

(Nicole) No, she said she's not workin'.

(soft, tense music) All right.

♪ (Siobhan) Well, it's not broken.

Oh.

And there, there, you're sorted.

-Oh, hello there.

-Hey.

So the patient'll live?

(Siobhan chuckles) Ah, can we, uh... (Finn) Sure, yeah, let's get somewhere private.

♪ (Marlene chuckles) ♪ (seagulls calling) ♪ (Finn) Actually, I'm really glad they brought you in.

(Siobhan) Me too.

♪ (Finn) You know, with everything that's happened, getting Niamh home, getting her safe, um... ♪ We never finished our conversation about us.

(Siobhan) Yeah, and I...don't want us to make the mistakes of our past, Finn.

I--I couldn't deal with it.

You know, I keep thinkin' about how I've let this happen with bad communication and all that brings.

(Finn) Which is why I want to be open and totally honest.

(Siobhan sighs) (Marcus) Excuse me, Inspector.

As my father's legal counsel, you go through me if you want any more witness interviews.

This was a farm accident.

Is this constant interrogation really necessary?

(Finn) I'm just in the middle of something here.

Could you give me one minute?

(Siobhan) It's grand, go.

(Finn) You sure?

We'll talk later, I promise.

(soft, tense music) (seagulls calling) ♪ Did you know Donal was gay?

-Excuse me?

-Yes.

I've known for months.

(Marcus) And with what you believe, you let him keep livin' with ya?

(Tom) Donal had proved himself to be a good worker, and he was the only fella who treated my cattle how I'd want, like they were his own.

So when he told me he was...

I decided that it wasn't something we'd discuss, and that was that.

(Leila) Some people might find it hard to believe that a man of your convictions would react so calmly.

Didn't you feel lied to?

♪ (Tom) I try to hate the sin and not the sinner.

(Leila) Donal's sister, Beverley, she seemed to think that Donal's homosexuality would have come as news to you and when you discovered it, you may have been very-- (Tom) No!

Everything that woman says is poison.

♪ (Clint) The thing is, mate, when Nicole smells blood in the water, she's more deadly than a great white.

(Finn) Listen, just take it from me now, open and honest is the way forward.

(Nicole) What are you two fishwives chattering about?

(lively music) (Clint) Finn was just telling me about Donal.

(Finn) Yeah.

(Clint) Awful stuff.

(Finn) Yeah, I wouldn't wish that on me worst enemy.

(Clint) You know, I had Donal and his sister in here last night tearing strips of each other.

♪ Telling Nicole that I'm definitely not infertile because I already have a kid is one hell of a can of worms to open.

♪ (Finn) Do you not want to be part of the wee girl's life?

(Clint) If the da finds out, who knows what'll end up on the choppin' block?

(Finn) We wouldn't let that happen to any part of ya.

♪ (Clint) Thanks, bud.

♪ Nicole is gonna hear all about it one way or the other.

So just make sure she hears it from you, mate.

-Yeah?

-Hm.

(Finn) Listen, can I look at your CCTV footage?

(Clint) Aye, no bov.

(soft, tense music) ♪ (Leila) Clearly unhappy with you, Donal leaves the table for a moment.

When he's gone, you take the opportunity to pocket his bank card.

Is there an innocent explanation for this?

(door buzzes open) The financial intelligence check.

(Leila) Your debts.

They'd been sorted.

But not because you'd stolen Donal's bank card.

You'd been given a £3,000 one-off payment last week.

(soft music) ♪ By who?

♪ It was Marcus Gray.

♪ He'd caught wind of something to do with his dad's will and he wanted me to find out if Donal was trying to squeeze him out of his own inheritance.

♪ (Leila) Did you tell Marcus your brother was gay?

(Beverley) I'm a grifter, but I'll always, first and foremost, be loyal to my wee brother.

The brother you'd been spyin' on.

(Leila) Hang on a second.

If he had the money, why did you steal Donal's bank card?

(Beverley) If Marcus was right, Donal was gonna inherit a fortune when he got the farm, so--so I thought, like, "Why not?"

♪ (birds chirping) ♪ -It's a crime scene.

-You don't understand.

If the cows don't get milked, they can get sick.

That's lost revenue.

My father needs me to get this sorted out.

(Leila) Everything all right?

(Finn) CSI spotted Marcus breaking the cordon.

(Marcus) I need to get the cattle into the parlor.

(Leila) We can't let you back inside the cordon until the forensic work has been completed.

(Marlene) Surely you can use a neighbor's parlor for one day.

(Marcus) This is nonsense.

I've never seen a solicitor so keen to do a bit of farm work.

(Marlene) Guess he's protectin' his precious inheritance.

(Leila) In that get-up, no.

He's up to something else.

♪ (cows mooing) ♪ (suspenseful music) ♪ (bag rustles) (soft, tense music) ♪ (Leila) Look what I found hidden in the milking parlor.

♪ Do you recognize them?

♪ Okay, I bet we'll get a match on the tread of the footprints by the pit.

So, with that in mind, do either of you recognize these boots?

♪ Yes.

They're mine.

♪ (Marlene) What do you think?

(Leila) More and more it feels like assault gone wrong.

Pastor Gray finds out about Donal's sexuality, loses it, a punch is thrown.

(Marlene) Can we--can we, um, step over here?

I don't think Pastor Gray would have reacted with such fury.

(Leila) Okay.

Why?

(Marlene) What I'm about to tell you is confidential.

(Leila) Of course.

(Marlene) So, um... A good few years ago, I had been struggling with my own sexuality, and it was Tom Gray who helped me realize who I really was.

He gave me as much time as I needed, he was empathetic and understanding.

(Leila) Wait, what are you saying?

(Marlene) I'm gay.

(soft music) Leila, he is not a homophobe.

Pastor Gray might have a temper, aye, he might bark the house down, but he would never bite.

♪ (Leila) Can we go back a few steps?

Who else knows this?

Does Barry?

♪ (Marlene) It's no one else's business.

♪ And I'd like it to stay that way.

(Leila) Yeah, sure, of course.

(Marlene) So, uh, what now?

♪ (Leila) It doesn't look lived in.

(Marlene) Maybe Donal was just a clean guy?

♪ (Leila) Let's have a look at Pastor Gray's room.

♪ What's that you've got there?

(Leila) A ring.

Seems familiar.

♪ (Marlene) Donal was wearing the exact same ring.

♪ (energetic music) ♪ (soft music) ♪ (Nicole) Unless you're going to explain yourself, I don't want to hear it.

(Clint) Look, about that, there's something I need... ♪ What are they?

(Nicole) Sweet potato fries.

♪ That's so that we might have twins.

♪ Well, if it'll help.

♪ Mm.

(Nicole laughs) Mm.

♪ (Nicole) You know I love you.

I'm sorry I've been on edge all day.

♪ It's just...

When you said earlier about not needing tested, it...it made me really worried 'cause, well... over the years, I've not always been careful, but I've never fallen pregnant.

And meanwhile I'm thinkin' about all the groupies that you've messed around with on tour.

(Clint) Don't be silly.

(Nicole sighs) ♪ (Nicole) I've had this dream.

♪ Ever since I was wee.

A family all around me.

Mum, dad, my tiny nugget in my arms.

(Clint) And me there too, right?

(Nicole laughs) ♪ (Nicole) Ever since I lost my parents, I've been alone.

♪ And no matter how many people I've surrounded myself with... (sighs) I've always felt... ♪ I don't know...apart.

-Does that make sense?

-Mm-hm.

(Nicole) And now I've got you.

And we're aiming for more.

♪ It almost feels too good to be true, that I might really get my own wee family.

♪ And then I think, "Well, what if he already has a squad of kids and has just never told me?"

(Clint) No, I don't.

Of course I don't have any kids.

♪ (Nicole) I'm just really scared that there's something wrong with me and that we won't be able to have any children.

♪ (Clint) We'll both get tested.

♪ And whatever happens, we'll deal with it.

Together, okay?

♪ You'll be fine.

We'll be fine.

(sighs) ♪ (plastic bag rustles) (Leila) Is this yours?

(Marlene) Did you and Donal gift these rings to each other?

(Tom) Don't know what you're talkin' about.

(Marlene) Tom... Are you gay?

Donal and I were close.

The rings were...

They were ours.

(Leila) The boots don't belong to you, do they?

Do you think your son could have been involved in Donal's death?

(soft music) ♪ (Marlene) Were you jealous of the relationship Donal had with your dad?

♪ (Marcus) Dad's friendship with him made no sense.

I just wanted Donal to be honest with me.

Instead, he stonewalled me.

It was infuriatin'.

Did you punch him?

Yes.

♪ But not hard.

It was just enough to-- to make him lose his balance and fall into the slurry pit.

I tried to catch him.

I...

I almost had a good grip, but--but Donal's shirt ripped.

♪ The cloth, it went right through my fingers.

I--I keep feelin' it.

♪ (Marlene) Did your dad know of your role in Donal's death?

Is that why he claimed that the boots were his?

No, I guess he panicked.

♪ He was trying to cover for me.

♪ I never wanted to hurt Donal.

I... ♪ But in less than a year, he'd done what-- what I've been trying to do my whole life.

See, when I became a solicitor, I...

I thought that it would earn my dad's respect or at least get his attention, but...still he kept his distance.

♪ (door buzzes open) ♪ (Finn) We can give you 10 minutes max.

♪ They told me you confessed to Donal's death.

What's going on?

♪ (Marcus) I was just trying to protect you.

I knew that Donal was keeping something from us, and when he wouldn't admit to me what he was hidin', I lost it.

Everything got out of hand.

I surely didn't mean for you to get in trouble for lying to the police.

I'm sorry, Dad, I'm so sorry.

(Tom) Just-- you're my son.

♪ I didn't think... ♪ Because this is all my fault.

Donal wouldn't have told you the secret he was keepin' because I made him swear not to.

(soft music) This is a thorn in my flesh.

I used to lie awake all night, the doubt coursin' through my soul.

But then... ♪ ...in Donal's arms, I knew God's love.

I was terrified of what I felt for him and what he felt for me.

How others would take it.

How angry they would be if they found out.

♪ If I had been honest, Donal would still be alive.

I wish you told me.

I wish you felt like you could tell me.

(Tom) I failed.

No, no you didn't.

You don't need to be ashamed of anything.

You're my dad, and I wish that I was half the man that you are.

(Tom sobs) ♪ (Callum) Look how the town reacted to Donal's death.

Why would the pastor think he needed to keep his sexuality a secret?

'Cause of what people like Barry would think?

Just baffles me.

Well, when you're different, it's easy to spend most of your energy pretending to be normal.

It's a natural reaction and a scary one.

(cell phone alerts) (Callum) Yo.

My lady thinks the whirlwinds are hot.

"Very masculine."

I don't wanna know.

(Callum) See, I gotta impress 'cause I'm majorly punchin' up.

I've bagged myself a cougar.

(Marlene) Ah, too much info, Cub.

Go on, get out of here.

(laughing) How are you doin'?

(Tom) What'll happen now to Marcus?

♪ (Marlene) Well, he'll be charged with manslaughter.

♪ His confession will help his sentencing.

♪ (Tom) And Donal?

I suppose Beverley's next of kin mind.

♪ (Marlene) I think a truce is in order.

She, um, she wanted you to have this.

♪ (Tom) I was glad they sent you out this morning.

In a day of great darkness, it was good to have some light.

♪ (Marlene) I owe ya, remember?

♪ (door opens) ♪ Barry.

♪ I'm so sorry about Marcus.

♪ (Tom) I'm a hypocrite, Barry.

♪ How?

(Tom) You always taught me to live an honest life.

Well, I didn't.

You see, Donal had found a very special place in my heart.

He became closer than family.

♪ Oh, okay.

♪ I...

I don't want to go back to that empty house.

♪ Come on, we'll get you a cup of tea.

Aye.

(soft music) ♪ So tell me about it.

Who knows why people do what they do.

Well, I better be gettin' on.

Okay, bye.

(Siobhan) Thanks for helping out.

They upstairs?

Yes.

Shay's teaching Niamh some self-defense from one of the violent video games that I personally don't think -he should have.

-Okay.

How was work?

(Siobhan) Ah, fine.

Busy day?

Plenty of patients?

I was speaking to Nicole.

She said you were off today.

Were you with him, your son's PE teacher?

(Siobhan) What?

No!

I knew you would do this to us again.

Oh, would you please stop.

I just can't, okay?

Yeah, you're right, I wasn't workin' at the surgery.

I had an appointment.

To plan for my treatment.

What are you talkin' about?

(Siobhan slides the paper across the table) ♪ (seagulls calling) ♪ (Leila) How do you think the kids are gonna take it, about us?

(Finn) After all the trauma Niamh's been through, I don't know.

(Leila) And Siobhan?

Although, if there's nothing going on, there's nothing to tell.

(Finn) That's not an option.

(Leila) It would make life easier.

(Finn) Is that what you want?

(Leila) Look at the havoc secrets caused the pastor and what they cost Donal.

I feel like I've leapt from one lie to the next since arriving in town.

(Finn) The truth shall set you free.

And imagine then.

Small spoon every night.

(Leila chuckles) I know you love a spoonful of my sugar.

Well, I learnt that song off by heart in school.

In fact, I learnt the whole musical.

What, you don't believe me?

(Leila) Stop, please.

(Leila sighs) Aw, I love you.

♪ (Finn) I love you too.

♪ (Leila) Hi.

(Concepta) What a day.

Life can be very cruel, can't it?

♪ I thought Finn and Siobhan had turned a corner.

The light at the end of the tunnel seems like a distant dot now.

♪ Why?

She needs family around her.

That's all I can say.

Concepta, what's happened?

♪ Siobhan has cancer.

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