The Guest (2025) s01e04 Episode Script

1
- Who is she?
- Mike's sister.
Ria, I need to talk to you.
Fran's offered me a job
as her assistant.
- Did you know Fran's old cleaner?
- Which one?
In their house,
they had this weird room.
It's all got something to do
with a train station in Antwerp.
Nobody's heard from her, seen her.
Get as far away from that woman
as you can.
That's Anna and that's Mike.
And then look at the back.
It's cryptokey.
Will you come and join
us for a glass of wine?
I've been away far too long.
Tell me the truth.
You've become obsessed with me,
my life, everything I have.
Stop lying!
[GASPING]
[RAGGED BREATHING]
Fran?
Are you there?
Fran?
Simon?
Why is she still here?
Simon?
Her car's still here.
[GASPS] My God. What have you done?
I didn't do anything.
What have you done?
I don't know.
Oh, God. Oh, God.
What have you done?!
What have you done to him?
FRAN: My God.
[FRAN YELPS]
What have you done to him?!
Ria, stop!
[RAGGED BREATHING]
Come on.
- [ENGINE SPLUTTERS]
- Come on!
Wait!
Open the door!
Get out of the car!
Get out of the car!
Get out the car!
[UNENTELLIGIBLE] Stop the car!
[ENGINE REVVING]
[TYRES SCREECHING]
[BREATHING HEAVILY]
[SIREN WAILS]
Shit, shit shit, shit!
[TYRES SCREECH]
[RAGGED BREATHING]
Sharl?
- SHARL: Who is it?
- What the hell happened to you?
What are you doing here?
- Ria, what happened?
- Sharl, Sharl, Fran's husband is dead.
Is your mam here?
The last thing was me and Fran
we were arguing.
And then I wake up
and, well, it's there.
I've got this
this hammer in my hand.
This happened before
with my stepdad and I d
I When I blacked out. I don't know,
what if it's happened again?
- What if I killed him?
- Ria
You didn't lob
someone's head in with a hammer.
That's murder.
You're not a murderer, are you?
LEE: Of course you're not.
I think Fran is the one
who told the council about the flat.
I told you it weren't me.
And Anna, she's The old cleaner,
she's missing. And I
- It's just, she's lied to me.
- Anna lied?
She's No, Fran.
She's, um I don't know.
I don't know what to do,
I don't know.
- I actually don't know what to do.
- You need to go to the police.
- I can't, no.
- Someone's dead.
I know, I know. So
how's it going to look, Sharl?
- But if you didn't do it?
- No.
You didn't kill that Mike guy
either, did you?
- No. No, I didn't.
- OK, OK.
- I didn't do it.
- No.
Anna knew Mike.
Look, they basically a couple.
Why are they even together?
Gemma. Oh, my God, Gemma.
Gemma.
Mike's sister. I've got her
- I've got her number. She said
- You need to turn that off.
- She needed to talk to me.
- Seriously, they'll be tracking you.
No, I can't be without a phone, Sharl.
My mum's got an old pay-as-you-go
here somewhere.
Maybe Mike's sister,
she'll know something.
Yeah, she can help.
[RIA SNIFFLES]
Ta.
Don't lose it. She's got
a Snake high score on it.
And turn your phone off.
[KEYPAD BEEPS]
[RINGING TONE]
- Hi, it's me. Please leave a message.
- There's no answer.
God, I just I just need to go
and find Gemma.
[POLICE COMMS CRACKLE]
Hi, it's Richard. Leave a message.
Richard, it's me, again.
Uh
They're, uh
They've just taken him away,
so call me when you get this,
please.
- Really, Sharl?
- It's my mum's.
Chuck this on.
You really didn't sleep together?
He makes me feel physically sick.
All right, Sharl, calm down.
I went to see Lee
cos I was worried about you.
I stayed over and we slept
in the same bed cos we got pissed.
But, Ria, nothing happened.
OK, come here, then.
- [GROANING]
- I found Mike's sister.
She's listed
under his plumbing firm.
Gemma Rice, company secretary.
And there's an address there, too.
- OK, will you send that to me?
- Mm-hm.
SHARL'S MUM: They didn't have no choc ices.
They did have Viennetta a third off,
so I thought, sod it.
Live a little. What's this?
Mothers' meeting?
LEE: Hmm.
- Ria?
- Yeah.
What are you doing
with my clothes on?
Ria's shower bust.
Yeah, I just need to use the shower,
if that's OK?
Knock yourself out, love.
Ta.
- Just wanted a shower, did she?
- Yeah.
So why are we Ria's clothes
in that bag over there?
Covered in what I'm really
hoping ain't blood.
Not again!
- Are you pulling my leg?
- Mum.
- Don't "Mum" me.
And who the hell is Simon, anyway?
SHARL: He's Fran's husband.
Really?
Well, that's two dead men now.
She didn't do it.
It doesn't matter
whether she did it or not.
- [KNOCKING ON DOOR]
- Open the door!
Police!
Open the door now!
[SUDDEN PANICKY MUSIC]
[SHOUTING]
Show me your hands. Do not move!
- [SHOUTING AND MUSIC SUBSIDE]
- [RAGGED BREATHING]
[POLICE SHOUT]
[DRONE BUZZES]
[SHOUTING CONTINUES]
[FANS SHOUTING]
POLICE RADIO: We now have
a live feed from the drone unit.
[FANS SHOUT]
POLICE RADIO: Please advise
when you have eyes on the suspect.
[FANS CHATTER EXCITEDLY]
[SIRENS WAIL IN BACKGROUND]
Sarge.
We checked the doorbell
footage from the Bristol property.
- Where she said she spent the night?
- Yeah.
The client's flat checks out.
This is the second time
we've questioned
this woman about a dead man
in her house in as many months.
What are you going to do about her?
I've got Ria Powell on the run
and no evidence yet to suggest
the wife's lying. We wait.
Are you sure there's nobody
I can call for you?
- Oh, no, thank you.
- I can arrange for one of my officers
to accompany you inside, if
you'd like to pack an overnight bag.
Also, a few forms here
I'd like you to sign.
We'd like
to access your phone records,
bank details Routine inquiries.
Do I have to sign them?
No, you don't.
But I'd be interested
to know your reasons why not?
I don't understand.
I haven't done anything.
Mmh
I've already told you
that she was drunk, erratic.
She was scaring me.
I asked her to leave.
- I went to get Simon.
- And then you left?
Yes, I did, I left, I threw some
things in the bag
and I went to Bristol.
I just wanted my husband
Just wanted my husband to deal
with it, to deal with her.
And I came back this morning
and there he was, and there she was.
And she had a hammer in her hand
and she
I'm sorry, I'm sorry.
I can sign,
but what are you doing to find Ria?
[FANS SHOUT BOISTEROUSLY]
Oh, Fran.
Fran, my darling, come here.
[SIGHS] I'm so sorry.
I can't believe this is happening.
Just Come in.
Come in.
Come in, then.
[GASPS SOFTLY]
[EXHALES DEEPLY]
I'm I'm making tea, but there's
There's wine
or gin or whatever you want.
Uh, sandwich?
Got some of that nice ham.
Tea's fine.
Thank God you weren't there.
It
It could have been
Ah, it's not worth thinking about it.
It won't take them long to find her.
She can't hide forever.
Do you know, I knew there
was something about her.
- Did you?
- Mm.
Because you never said anything.
Why? Why would she?
Helen, I don't want to
talk about it.
I've already gone over it
a million times with the police.
Mummy, how much make-up could
I buy with all this?
Honey, where did you get that from?
Auntie Frannie's bag.
- Give that here, you stupid girl!
- Hey!
Hey! You don't go through
other people's things.
Fran, what the hell is wrong
with you? She's nine years old.
What have you got
all that cash on you for, anyway?
- Get out of my way.
- Tell me what's going on.
- Get out of my way!
- Fran!
Why can't you just talk to me?
Fran, please.
- I care about you so much.
- Oh, really?
Because all you've ever done
is tell me that I'm not good enough.
No, that's not That's not true.
And you use your kids
as a stick to beat me with.
What are you talking about?
You do. You rub my nose in it every day.
What? All I've ever wanted
is for you to be happy, OK?
Look, I love you.
We're all we have left.
Please.
Please, just
Just stop, OK? Just
[FRAN CRIES SOFTLY]
Come here.
I've got you, OK.
I've got you.
[DISTANT POLICE SIRENS]
[POLICE COMMS CRACKLE]
[MOBILE PHONE VIBRATES]
Mike's sister's adress is
28 Old Park Road, Cardiff
Yeah, thought it was you.
- Oh.
- Bloody hell, you look like shite.
- Big night, was it?
- Um, yes. Something like that, yeah.
Waiting for my pizza, I am.
Did you hear, I got promoted
after Annette left.
To be honest, it were long overdue.
She'd been holding me back,
truth be told.
I mean, I should have retired
years ago,
but I'm stone-cold broke, you know,
looking after my son.
I'm sorry.
Well, that was very rude!
Do you remember
when Mark's mum died?
How awful it was.
She died of a stroke, didn't she?
Yeah, I know.
I know, completely different.
I'm just saying it was awful, but
Well, to be honest
and it sounds terrible,
but I felt a relief
almost at the same time.
Because she'd suffered for so long?
Yeah. Yeah.
Yeah, sure!
Do you feel relieved?
I'm just asking.
Is there any part of you that's
maybe?
Why would I be relieved?
Because he used you
as a punchbag, Fran, for years.
What about Richard?
What about him?
Has anything ever happened?
No.
I wouldn't I wouldn't
blame you if it had.
Everything you've been through.
Well, we can't
all have perfect marriages like you.
[SIGHS] Fran, my life, my marriage
isn't perfect.
- But
- But what?
I don't want what you have, Helen.
OK, I don't want two kids, a people
carrier and a Tesco Clubcard.
- I don't shop in Tesco.
- Your life is dull, it's boring.
- No, it's not.
- Boring.
It's not boring, Fran.
It's stable.
Stable and full of love.
All you're doing is chasing danger,
adrenaline.
It's all you've ever done.
Is my life perfect?
No.
Is my marriage perfect?
No, but I love
I love Mark.
That's the difference.
You basically married our father.
And you never talk about him.
What's there to talk about?
He would have been out now,
had he lived.
Look, I don't
even remember them arresting him.
Not really.
- But you, you were, what, 15?
- Yes.
So I was 15 when they locked him up,
and I was 16 when he hung himself.
We had everything.
- And then
- Nothing.
I remember that.
I wish you didn't.
I've never asked this before.
Not properly.
How you make your money -
you and Simon.
Now he's gone,
why don't you just stop?
I'm telling you
Fran, I'm begging you.
Please.
Please stop.
People know.
People talk.
And it's not just wrong.
It's dangerous, and it's
it's embarrassing.
Yeah?
Fuck off.
Fuck off!
What would you know about it?
What would you know about any of it?
You.
I'm embarrassing?!
You, you live
in your sterile little bubble here.
You're terrified to peek out.
You're a coward.
That's what you are.
You're not safe.
Your life's not full of love.
It's cowardice.
All this bullshit!
Do you know what, Fran?
I think you should leave.
I can't I can't get
through to you.
You won't see sense.
I just don't know what to do
any more.
It breaks my heart to say this,
but listen to me
I don't think I can
have you around my kids
Don't use your kids.
If these are the choices
that you're making.
I am sorry.
I'm sorry, Fran.
Sorry I shouted at you.
- Gemma.
- I can't talk to you.
Please, please.
It's about your brother.
- Thanks for letting me in.
- You shouldn't be here.
You were the one
who was following me at the pub.
- You ran away.
- Yeah. I was scared
because you attacked me.
Cos you killed my brother.
Sorry.
I am. I'm sorry.
I had to defend myself.
She's got to you, hasn't she? Fran?
Francesca Sharp, my boss.
That's why you won't talk to me.
What about Anna Simons?
[SIGHS]
She went out with your brother.
I don't know, OK? I
OK. Well, I saw a photo
of them together.
They were together.
And Fran knew Mike
before he died, too.
He was working for her, wasn't he?
I don't know. Uh
Yeah. Yeah, I think he was.
How? Can you tell me?
I, uh
I found invoices to Fran.
Ten grand each.
All for the same thing.
New downstairs toilet
and some weird monthly retainer.
Didn't make any sense
so I went to speak to her,
ask her what the money was for.
She doubled down.
I knew she was lying.
Something was wrong.
And that's why I came back to you.
To the pub,
to see if you knew anything
about my brother and Fran.
What he was really doing for her.
And then, um, I was at the shops
and this man stopped me.
He knew everything about me.
About my son.
What, he threatened you?
Yeah. That's why you
shouldn't be here.
Look, you need to leave.
I'm going to go, I promise.
I've just got one more question.
Um, there's, um
There was a phrase.
- Uh, Anna wrote it down.
- What was it?
"Lonely girl lost."
Look, here you are. One of
the invoices, here at the top
"Lonely girl last" with an A.
Last not lost.
- Um
- I couldn't work out what it means.
Can I borrow your phone, please?
It's what3words,
it links to a location.
Thanks. Um
OK, so the words link
to a storage unit.
- Lockbay Storage?
- Yeah, how do you know that?
I remember seeing an app
on Mike's phone.
I didn't know what it was for.
Look at this
Lockbay Storage and access codes.
Unit E534.
Can I, erm, write this down?
- Yeah.
- Thanks.
OK, and thank you.
I'm sorry for what I did to you.
About what Mike did.
He was a good person, really.
He was.
Good luck.
Ta. Bye.
- Sharl, it's me.
- Where are you?
We had to lie to the police.
- I thought they were going to arrest us.
- Can I speak to her?
I need you to get my phone.
What? Why? Where is it?
Um, it's in one of those big bins
under the bridge.
- Which bridge?
- You know, the one where you gave
Daniel Bennett a hand job?
Who's that on the phone?
- No-one. Hayley from work.
- Tell her I want my Tupperware back.
She best wash it this time!
Will you just get the phone?
Just turn it on and take it
and just drive.
- Drive where? Why?
- I don't know, anywhere.
- [CAR HONKS]
- Just go, you know, go to London.
You said the police would be
tracking the phone.
So, if you turn it on and drive
the other way,
then they're going
to be following you and not me.
Sharl, I really need you to do this
for me, please. Please?
- Stinks in here.
- Can you see it?
Can't see it. It's not in here.
- Oh! Sharla!
- Easier to find it now.
I'm covered in bin juice.
It's not in here, I'm telling you.
- Whoa.
- What?
Found it.
Nah.
[ENGINE REVS]
[RINGING TONE]
Hi, it's Richard. Leave a message.
[BEEP]
It's all just so shocking.
Such a senseless loss.
How can we help you, Fran?
[CHILDREN CHATTER]
Uh, there's no milk. I can do it
black or, um, maybe some water?
- Fran?
- Yes.
Water would be fine. Thank you.
[WATER RUNS IN KETTLE]
Thank you.
Is there anyone we can call for you?
I wanted to talk about
the business moving forward.
All that can wait.
[CLEARS THROAT]
OK. Come on, you two.
Let's go.
We are off to my brother's.
We'll be back in an hour.
Bye-bye.
- Bye, Dad.
- Bye.
[SIGHS HEAVILY]
[CAR HONKS]
- Can't you go any faster?
- It's as fast as it'll go.
I could run quicker than this.
- Well, Sharla, it's only 50 cc.
- Just keep going.
I don't even like London.
[SIRENS WAIL]
Shit!
- You have such a beautiful home.
- Fran, why are you here?
- Beautiful family.
- Fran!
You wouldn't answer my calls,
Richard.
I can't just run
every time you click your fingers.
Click my fingers?
My husband is dead.
I'm sorry, I didn't
I didn't mean that.
Um
I'm just trying to
I'm just trying to get my head
around it all, OK?
We need to decide what comes next.
Wh What do you mean, what comes next?
Simon's gone.
We don't have to worry
about him any more.
Please, Richard, please.
I need you.
Please.
Fran
What have you done?
I haven't done anything.
- Fran
- I have done nothing.
It was Ria.
[BREATH SHAKES]
You haven't slept, have you?
You're exhausted.
I'm going to book you into a hotel.
You're going to get some sleep, OK?
Then we're going to
talk about everything.
Make a proper plan.
- [RAGGED BREATHS]
- [SOFT MUSIC TONES]
[OMINOUS TONES]
[INHALES SHARPLY]
[KEY PAD BEEPS]
[BUZZING]
Right, I've booked you a nice room,
you're going to get some rest, OK?
You're coming with me, right?
I can't Eleri and the kids
are going to be back any minute.
Please, please, please.
- Please come with me, please.
- [PHONE BEEPS]
That'll be the confirmation.
I'll give them your details.
- Someone's at the storage unit.
- Who?
I don't know who.
- It's her.
- How could you be?
Fran, it's her.
Fuck! Fuck!
[TYRES SQUEAL]
Thank you
for calling Lockerbay Storage.
All of our operators are busy right
now with other customers.
Please leave your message
after the tone.
Jesus.
[BEEP]
Hello. Hi. Hi.
Someone's in my storage unit.
It's unit E534.
Whoever's in there shouldn't be.
Fuck.
Hiya.
Can I use your computer, please?
Staff only.
I'll be two minutes.
What do you need it for?
I've just got this USB
and this hard drive.
I just need to check something
really quick.
- That's not a hard drive.
- What?
That's a crypto device.
You can use the computer
- Thank you.
- If you give me your number.
You'd be quite fit
if you dressed properly.
Yeah, you can have my number.
I just need you to do
one more thing.
Maybe I'll take you
to Miller & Carter.
- Do you like steak?
- What?
Actually, Miller & Carter
is quite expensive.
Do you like pizza?
Do you like chips?
It's all on there, everything.
Where are you now?
- Just leaving.
- I don't want to be involved.
Yeah, but you are involved.
Gemma, I need you to promise me
that you're going to back me up.
That you'll tell the police
what you know about Mike
and that they threatened you.
- I don't know.
- Gemma, they're literally drug dealers.
That's what they are.
Simon ships it in, Fran sorts it
and Richard sells it.
And I think that
they send girls to Dubai
with cash
and they turn it into crypto.
- My brother was not a drug dealer.
- No, I know.
I know he wasn't, but I think
his job was to bring girls in
like he did to Anna and to me.
And Fran, she told me to download
the dating app and he was the one
that requested to match with me.
It was all planned.
And that night at the house,
he was coked up, went off script.
That wasn't part of it.
I know you love your brother,
but he was caught up in something,
and, you know,
now's the time to make it right.
I'll do it.
Whatever you need.
Thank you so much.
Um Shit!
Ria, Ria, please don't run.
Don't run.
Please, wait. Please. Please wait.
I know you didn't kill Simon.
All right, I know that.
I've just had Fran at my house,
and she is not OK, all right?
I think she killed him.
And I know you know what's going on.
But I'm in way over my head here,
too, Ria.
I am. And I've got a wife and kids.
And
I just want us
to go to the police together
and tell them everything.
[INHALES SHARPLY]
Can we do that?
Hey, hey!
Stop!
In!
[DOOR CLOSES]
- Help!
- Stop! Stop!
Stop!
Stop. You make another sound,
I'll kill you, yes?
- [ANGRY GASP]
- Hey!
Where are you taking me?
[MESSAGE ALERT CHIRPS]
- ELERI: Call me emergency
- Why are you doing this to me?
Why are you doing this to me?
[MESSAGE ALERT CHIRPS]
ELERI: Call me!!
Let's go.
Let's go.
Hey! Hey, hey!
Aargh!
Come here.
- Sit down, sit down.
- Get off!
What are you Ah!
[GROANING]
- Ow! Ow.
- Come here. Get up, get up!
Oh, shit! Ow.
Oh!
What are you going to do to me?
Why are you doing this?
Richard, why are you doing this?
Why? Fran.
Fran.
- Fran!
- She knows too much.
- [RINGTONE PLAYS]
- Fuck!
- Fran!
- Keep her here.
Hello, babe. I'm sorry, I'm at work.
What happened?
Fran.
Fran, please. Please!
Fran, would you please?
Please. Please.
Aren't you going to say anything?
What do you want me to say?
That I killed your husband?
You killed him.
I didn't mean to.
You set me up.
What was it? Was there
something in the wine?
So I blacked out.
Because he was already dead,
weren't he,
when you came to get me that night.
You said he'd gone to bed,
but you'd already killed him.
You fucking monster.
You find girls, you bring
them in and you use them.
No, I offer them a way out.
We sell prescription medication
to bored housewives,
to middle-class office workers
living for the weekend.
That's it.
That's all it is.
The first time
in the shop, when you saw me.
What was that?
"What a poor little cleaner girl.
No money, no family.
"Shitty boyfriend."
I ticked all the boxes, did I?
Yes, actually, Ria, you did.
Two or three trips to Dubai
and nice holidays,
some sun, clear your debts
and get on with your life -
that's all it had to be.
A chance, an opportunity to earn
and to move up and to move on.
And what about Anna?
- Anna was different. She was
- She was what?
- She was stealing from us.
- Och.
God forbid anyone steals crumbs
from you, Fran.
But she's gone now, in't she?
She's dead.
I didn't hurt her.
I've never hurt any of our girls.
- Not one.
- But someone did, and you let it happen.
Did you lock her in that room?
Is that where she died?
- What room?
- You know what room.
No. That room's for me.
For any time that Simon felt like
kicking ten pounds
of shit out of me.
I need the loo.
Wine's not that bad, is it?
Open another bottle, shall I?
Oh, I'm tired. I'm going to make
a nice cup of tea and go up to bed.
So, how come you haven't sent
the girl off yet?
Her name is Ria.
Well, Richard tells me there's
way too much cash hanging around.
Fran?
[SIGHS DEEPLY]
[RAGGED BREATHING]
[GASPING]
When I ask you a question
do me the courtesy of answering.
[HE SHOUTS]
Oh, you bitch!
[GROANING]
[HE SHOUTS]
[HE SHOUTS]
Oh, God!
Yeah.
I'm not a monster, Ria.
I'm really not.
- You ruin people's lives.
- No, I don't.
Yes, you do.
You've ruined mine.
You've ended Anna's.
Ria, the first time I met you,
you were stealing food
out of a fucking collection.
I wish you'd left me there
because it's better than this.
It's better than what you've got.
I feel so sorry for you.
- You feel sorry for me?
- Yeah.
- OK.
- Richard doesn't love you.
You've got no friends.
You hate your own sister.
You've got no-one.
You've already taken so much
you've got nothing left.
- Sound familiar?
- What?!
No, I'm nothing like you.
I think you're far more like me
than you know, Ria.
Not least of all when
you're wearing my clothes,
my jewellery,
sleeping in my sheets!
You can keep them
because I would rather be
in my own flat than be in
a black fucking hole like you!
I could never do what you have done.
Oh, you already did. You killed a
man, and then you lied about it
- to me, to your boyfriend, to the police.
- No.
- Yes, yes. Yes, yes!
- No!
- Yes!
- No!!
That's the truth!
[SHOUTS:] You. Did. This!
Do you know what
the funny thing is?
I actually thought you cared
about me.
Because I cared. I, I
I cared about you
because you changed my life.
You changed my life for a bit.
Because you made me think I was
more than
Than what?
More than what I was.
But, like, everything you said
and everything you've done
has just been
It's all been for your own gain
and this has all been a fucking lie.
No, no, no, no, no. It wasn't a lie.
Because you know what, I did
I took it real
Listen to me, please.
I do care about you.
I do care about you.
Because, you know,
the first time that I saw you
in that supermarket, I saw myself.
And when you told me
that you'd lost your
You'd lost your mother
when you were 16
I wanted to help!
Nobody's ever given
you a chance, Ria.
I wanted to give you a chance.
That's what this was.
This, this was not
how it was meant to be.
It really wasn't how it was
meant to be.
It wasn't meant to be like this.
Sweetheart, it was not meant
to be like this.
Oh.
I need to get home. Will fell,
he needs stitches.
RIA: Fran.
Please. Please!
Richard?
Richard, please.
No, no, no!
Richard
Stop, please.
Fran! Fran, Fran!
[SPLUTTERING]
Fran!
[SCREAMING:]
Fran!
Stop!
Fran?
Go. Go, go, go, go, go!
Go!
Two weeks on from
the murder of Simon Sharp,
police have renewed their appeal
for information on the whereabouts
of his wife, Francesca Sharp.
In what authorities are calling
a sophisticated operation,
more than £1 million worth of
unlicensed prescription-only
medication has now been seized
across the capital.
Live from the city centre,
you're up to date.
What if they never find her?
Well, she's wanted for murder.
They're going to find her.
I reckon she's topped herself.
Well, at least that prick Richard
is going to jail
for the rest of his life
and they know Ria didn't do shit.
[PHONE BEEPS]
Business calls.
Do you want to, um,
come for a ride on a Harley?
- No. Thanks.
- That came for you.
Come on then, Charlotte,
if you want a lift.
Ria, if you're heading out,
don't forget to lock
the door behind you.
Sharla, let's move!
See you later, Ria.
[DOOR CLOSES]
Yeah, you can have my number, but I
just need you to do one more thing.
I need you to post these for me
when I'm done.
How to recover acces
to your crypto wallet
Someone has to start that company.
Someone has to live
in a house like this.
Take the fucking loaf, Ria.
[MUSIC: Miliwn by Adwaith]
[SHE INHALES AND EXHALES DEEPLY]
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