Reap the Whirlwind - Part Two Casualty

Will any of you step in? All right, I'll do it myself.

You're not trained in the ED.

Three years in a US emergency room, Dr Knight,

taught me everything I need to know.

Look, you're not the first person to come out to their parents.

-You think MY dad was happy?

-I'm gay.

Get out and stay away from us.

-Oh...

-He's vomiting. Mr Ellison.

-He'll be OK, though, yeah?

-We hope so.

I found your cufflink, Ethan, I know you slept with her.

Did someone post this?

I want you out of the house. You pack your bag and crawl back under

whatever rock you came from.

Gem, it's Lily. I'm here. Where are you?

-Gemma!

-TYRES SCREECH

CAR DOOR SHUTS AND ENGINE REVS

TYRES SCREECH

THEY CHANT: Protect our doctors! Protect our doctors! Protect our doctors!

I think we should go over and say something.

Yeah, you're right.

Not together. I don't want him to think that, you know, we're...

Think we're what?

CAR HORN TOOTS

Whoa! Do you mind?

Yeah, I do, actually.

I've got a sick dad in there. We need to see him.

Right, I'm sorry, but you can't park here.

You going to stop me, are you?

Is there a problem?

No, there's not.

Scott, just find somewhere else to park - you're wasting time.

Scott!

Thank you.

We're still waiting for a bed on ITU,

-but we should be able to transfer him soon.

-Thank you.

Dad?

Can you hear me?

What I said before...

..I didn't mean to upset you.

I love you, Dad.

Ambulance.

There's a woman been knocked over,

in the car park below the ice rink. Please hurry.

The gas man's needed in ITU. It's slammed up there.

He said he'll be right back.

-Mum.

-SHE SIGHS

How long have these tubes got to stay in for?

They're still helping him to breathe.

The doctors will tell you more about that.

What?

You don't remember me, do you?

Why should she?

No reason. I only took a bullet to save her life.

Jacob.

Hey, why didn't you call us sooner?

Dad said not to. We didn't know it was that serious.

Yeah, you're right, this doesn't look serious at all.

Lay off him, Scott, you're not helping.

3006 to control. Arrived on scene, over.

'Received, over.'

-So, was I imagining it, or was there a spark between you two?

-Who?

Well, you must think he's hot,

if you're willing to overlook THAT family.

You saying I'm shallow?

Iain! It's Lily!

Lily?

Lily, it's Iain, can you hear me? Lily!

Protect our doctors! Protect our doctors! Protect our doctors!

So, that barmaid at Charlie's wedding...

Was that just to let me off the hook?

Well, she WAS pretty cute.

Speaking of which...

-Hi.

-Hi.

Susan Beckett, Holby News.

Sorry, Cal, can I...?

Yes. Not a good time, bro.

Would you mind telling us why you're taking this action today?

Ah, you go. You were there first.

Well, don't let that stop you.

With the proposed job cuts to consultants, there will be an

adverse effect on training, supervision and safety,

and we demand that management listen to our concerns.

-All right, Lily.

-Get me out! I don't want...

-All right.

-Did he say "Lily"?

-I don't like this!

I'm sorry. I'm going to go in.

-LILY YELLS

-Right, this is Lily Chao.

29 years old. At 16.15 we found her unconscious in a car park,

unable to determine the cause, but we think it's a hit and run.

Facial swelling and bruising to her upper chest,

signs of cerebral irritation.

GCS 8 on arrival, it's now 13. Pulse 120, BP 100/60.

Sats 98% on oxygen.

Lily Chao?

Isn't she the junior doctor who refused to support the protest?

It's commendable they stopped the strike for her.

Or is it just more important when it comes to one of your own?

Actually, they wouldn't let anyone die for their cause,

and they haven't yet, so back off before I kick you out myself.

LILY SOBS Lily, keep still.

Get off!

Right, what can I do?

As you can see, our doctors are back,

so leave the patients to us, OK?

Yes, I started this shift so I'll finish it.

Then, you go and do that.

She's confused and obviously combative, it could be the head injury.

And there's marked bruising to the chest wall.

Let's have a head-to-pelvis CT, please.

We'll never get her in the scanner like this.

Then, we're going to have to intubate.

Right, listen now, we're going to go for an RSI, OK?

Louise, let's have 100mg of sux,

50 micrograms of fentanyl and 50 of propofol.

IAIN!

We might as well get comfortable.

Gem? Are you OK?

Yeah, I'm fine.

Any news on Lily?

Lily?

No. Why, what about her?

Oh, sorry, I thought... Duffy called me. She was in an accident.

What accident?

Let's see if we can find your brother.

As soon as I know anything, I'll let you know.

I found this one outside.

Excuse me, have you got a minute?

Not really, no.

It's definitely her.

Charlie said Lily has been hurt.

Yeah, she's stable for now.

She went for a scan, we're just waiting for the results.

Why were the police here? What happened?

We don't know. We found her in a car park.

Looks like a hit and run.

Is that what Lily said?

She's not said much about anything. She was unconscious

and then she was really confused.

We don't even know what she was doing there.

Hey. She's going to be all right.

What's wrong with your eye?

Oh, just a bit of grit or something.

I'm really glad you're back.

Come on, let's get some fresh air.

Hi, is there a power point I could use behind here?

Our camera's running low on spare batteries.

-Yeah, sure.

-Thank you.

It's Susan, right? Susan Beckett.

That's right. Holby News.

Don't worry, we're not filming, we're just uploading what we have.

Oh, I wasn't... I'm Max. Max Walker.

We went to Sunnywood Primary.

I was the one with the...

Hair!

Wow! How long has it been?

I don't know, what, 16, 17 years?

I'd say you haven't changed a bit, but that would be weird.

SHE LAUGHS

Well, you're still just as funny as ever.

-Good to see you again.

-Yeah, you too.

HE CHUCKLES

-She doesn't remember you from Adam, mate.

-She remembers I was funny.

Hey.

How's your dad?

-Not so good.

-I'm sorry.

How are you?

Hey, you coming in or what?

Yeah.

Just to let you know, Lily's head CT results are back

and I am happy to say they're all clear.

She does have a fractured sternum

and multiple contusions and abrasions,

but hopefully, she's on the road to a full recovery.

Can I just say...

despite the difficult circumstances, that it's good to see us all here.

I know there have been serious divisions amongst us in recent days,

but I'm proud to see us all here putting our differences

to one side, for Lily.

And it should remind us of how this place works at its best,

which is through us - every single one of us.

Hear, hear.

The fight's not over. Not until everyone's jobs are safe.

That's my boy.

Connie, it's Lily.

Her rhythm was getting a lot more irregular so we did

-a repeat 12 lead ECG.

-I'm just getting an echo.

Right, let's have a look at the reading.

She's having ventricular ectopics.

BP's dropping.

Looks like a bundle branch block.

Let's have a bolus of 250ml of normal saline.

How's the echo looking?

The ventricles look impaired. There's some hypokinesis.

BP's still dropping.

It's a myocardial contusion.

What's going on?

-HE SIGHS

-I don't know.

What's happening?

Are you lot deaf? My dad needs help over here.

I'll go.

Let's get the defib pads now.

BP's 80 over 50.

-Gemma.

-About time.

BP's dropped. The ectopics are becoming more frequent.

He's throwing off a lot of VEs.

OK. How's his ET tube?

Has your husband ever complained of any chest pain or anything like that?

No. Apart from indigestion.

I thought it was his spleen. Are you saying it's his heart?

We're not sure yet. David, can I see the ECG?

Do you lot even know what you're doing?

And how come everyone's working on that Chink over there?

Oh! OK, no, that is enough!

Right, we will do what we can for your father,

but I will not have abusive language in here.

-I want you out, all of you.

-What?

We ain't going nowhere.

Jacob, could you escort the Ellisons to the relatives' room, please. Now.

I'll come and inform you when I know anything. Thank you.

His BP's 60 palpable.

Excuse me.

He's having an AMI. We need to get him to the cath lab.

David, can you check to see who's on-call.

Need to get an NG tube in, 300mg soluble aspirin.

Up the fluid bolus and 250ml of plasmalyte, please.

He's my husband. You've got no right throwing us out.

And you can tell that stuck-up doctor from me -

he'd better make sure Roy pulls through.

This way, please.

-LOUDER:

-This way, please.

The cath lab says we can take him in...

Clear.

Charging 150.

-Shocking.

-THUD

No change.

What happened?

He went into VF.

FEMALE CRIES

Is everything all right in there? SHE SNIFFS

Hello. It's Gemma, isn't it?

Gem.

Do you want me to get somebody for you? Iain perhaps?

Or, would you prefer a female?

I don't want anyone, all right?

Including you, so can you leave me alone, please?

-What's wrong with your eye?

-Nothing.

I've just been crying, genius.

Actually, it is stinging a bit.

Must be an eyelash or something.

Well, an eyelash shouldn't really sting, should it?

I'll have a look at it for you.

Give him one more milligram of adrenaline.

Hang on, he's still asystolic. He hasn't responded to CPR,

adrenaline or amiodarone.

I think we should stop.

Sam.

Time of death - 17:36.

Someone needs to inform the police.

-Mrs Ellison?

-Yeah?

I'm Susan Beckett, I'm from Holby News.

Get lost.

I know what happened here last year...

The hostage situation.

Would you say it's had any impact on your husband's care?

If you want to talk...

BP's 60 systolic, heart rate 150.

It's VT. And she's compromised.

We need to shock.

-Yeah.

-Yeah.

Charging.

Stand clear, everyone.

-Clear.

-Shocking.

-THUD

And again.

-Charging. Clear.

-Clear.

-Shocking.

-THUD

Still in VT.

And again.

Charging. Clear.

-Shocking.

-THUD

MACHINE BEEPS

She's back in sinus rhythm.

Right, let's check her obs and repeat the 12 lead ECG.

We need 300mg of Amiodarone as well.

Can we call upstairs to ITU, see if a bed's free?

We need to get her up now.

Alicia.

Right, Amiodarone, yeah.

I'm going to inform the Ellisons.

She remembers me, we used to eat lunch together.

I made her laugh so much once, apple juice came out of her nose.

Thanks, that'll stay with me.

Hi. We're off now, so...

-Our battery?

-Yes! Sure. There you go.

And if you ever need a crisp and peanut butter sandwich,

you know where to find me.

You know, cos that was our recipe.

Of course! Crisp and peanut butter.

Crazy.

You've got no idea who I am, have you?

No.

-I'm sorry.

-Great.

-Excuse me.

-Yes.

Dr Hardy, isn't it?

Yes, it is. Have you been here this whole time?

Just doing a little fact-finding.

I hear Roy Ellison was brought in earlier.

OK, you have no right to be here and I would like you both to leave now, please.

Thank you.

So, how long do you think she'll be asleep?

They're going to want to wake her up and extubate as soon as they can.

Are you going to go up with her?

No, no, she's in good hands. Listen, Gemma was really worried about her.

If you see her before I do, can you just let her know she's all right?

-Yeah, sure.

-Thanks, mate.

HE KNOCKS ON DOOR

No, no, no, Roy, no!

-Mrs Ellison...

-Why weren't we told?

-Roy, Roy, Roy, Roy.

-I-I thought you had been.

SHE CRIES

-Please, you shouldn't, the police, they'll need to...

-Leave her!

-Roy!

-No, no, no, no. Oh, Roy!

-SHE SOBS

Cal, they're not there.

-Who?

-The Ellisons. I need to tell them about Roy...

-Well, maybe Sam did it.

-Do you think?

-Yeah.

They've probably gone home.

Didn't even have the bottle to tell us yourself!

They just came into Resus.

Right. I'm so sorry...

We found him lying in there with tubes sticking out of him!

You didn't inform them?

No, I did, I-I mean, I came to the relatives' room, but you'd gone.

-So this is our fault, is it?

-No! No, no, of course not, I...

-Hey, hey!

-Calm down, calm down.

-Hey, just...

-Look, look, look at me.

We did everything, everything we could to save your father,

but his injuries were too severe.

-Yes.

-OK?

-For the record, I am truly sorry.

Let's get some air, OK?

This should not have happened.

Mrs Ellison, on behalf of everyone here,

please accept our sincerest condolences.

I don't want your condolences.

I want to know exactly what happened to my Roy.

Someone's responsible and I ain't leaving here till I know who.

Little bit early in the day to be drinking, isn't it?

I mean, the spearmint doesn't quite camouflage it.

I appreciate the effort, though.

Sorry, if we're going to do this, I need you to keep still, OK?

It was just one drink, it's not a big deal.

Well, never mind early in the day,

it's little bit early in life, isn't it? How old are you?

It's none of your business.

OK. Well, there's no eyelash, so something else must have caused it.

I'm a little bit concerned about damage to your cornea.

Are you sure you haven't scratched it?

I'd know if I scratched it, wouldn't I?

Look, can you just give me something to stop them stinging?

I thought it was just the one eye.

It is. Mostly.

Well, I can't treat it until I know what's caused it.

OK, you leave me no choice, I'm afraid.

No choice about what?

Well, you'll see, won't you?

Scott.

Scott.

I know what it's like to lose a parent.

-Yeah?

-Yeah.

Did you get to say goodbye?

-Yeah.

-Then it ain't the same.

If it weren't for that stupid doctor with the glasses...

That should not have happened.

You should not have found out like that.

He tried to save your dad. They all did.

I know how hard they tried because I was there.

And also because, that doctor with the glasses, he's also my brother.

He's a good doctor and a good man.

Yeah, of course you'd defend him.

Believe me, we've had our disagreements.

It's not easy being a brother to Mr Perfect.

Yeah.

My kid brother gets to live at home for free,

so he can ponce about at uni, running up debt,

thinking he's better than everyone else.

I'm sure he does.

But right now

I bet he's just missing his dad.

The same as you.

Hold still for me. There you go.

Take a tissue if you want one.

OK.

OK. There's a definite corneal abrasion there.

And your Litmus test was very alkaline.

That's a chemical burn, Gem. This didn't happen spontaneously,

something got in there.

Come on, you need to tell me what happened. You could go blind.

Is that what you want?

It was an air bag, all right?

It went off and there was all this, like, powder stuff.

I took a friend's car and I hit a bollard.

No-one got hurt, but I shouldn't have been drinking.

Gem, I need you to tell me the truth.

One of our doctors was involved in a car accident today.

Dr Chao - Lily? Cos I thought the two of you were pretty close.

Why does everyone always blame me for everything?

OK, you hit a bollard, I believe you.

Now I need to irrigate your eye.

Then you can go home and pretend like none of this ever happened.

I thought you might like this.

It's going to take a lot more than a cup of tea to put this right.

I know.

Well, it's here if you want it.

Are you sure you wouldn't be more comfortable in the relatives' room?

I am not spending another minute in there.

What you doing?

Making 'em squirm. Look at 'em.

Getting their stories straight, no doubt.

What have they said?

Nothing, of course. Doctors always cover up their mistakes.

I'm going to go stretch my legs.

All right, love.

'Hey.'

I don't think I got through to him.

He's still giving you death stares.

He's just lost his dad.

And I did kind of screw up.

It wasn't your fault.

I really don't like him hanging around, Ethan,

so why don't you get out of here for a bit?

-I'm not running away, Cal.

-It's not running away.

OK, maybe it is, but...

All right, well, how about you take Alicia with you...

..and then, suddenly it's romantic.

What?

Just take her out for dinner, drinks or whatever.

No, Cal.

There is no excuse for what we did

and I want you to know that we are just friends.

Why?

-Why?

-Mmm.

Because...

Because I don't deserve to get the girl.

Ethan...

..yes, you do.

Look, if...

If today's taught us anything, it's that life's too short, all right?

Yeah.

So what are you waiting for?

Are you serious?

I'm serious.

Go on...

..you dirty dog.

We were running out of time, he needed intubating

and you weren't coping, and you know it.

Come on! If half my staff weren't outside waving placards...

-Don't say that.

-..then things might be different.

So, it was the strike, then?

-Sorry?

-Mrs Ellison, that's not what he meant.

Well, I think it is.

So, you're saying that if all them doctors weren't on strike,

my husband would still be alive?

I'm just saying it's not fair to put the blame at anyone's feet

and...and simply that today, I can't deny we were under

a lot of pressure. That's all.

Scott, get that journalist on the phone.

I want to talk to the press.

Hey.

I'm really sorry about your dad.

If there's anything that I can do...

Like what?

Turn back time?

Even if I could...

..it wouldn't change anything, would it?

Maybe not.

HE SNIFFS

If I hadn't said those things to him, he would...

It's not your fault, Mickey.

But you didn't see the way he looked at me.

He wasn't even angry, he was just hurt.

-And then he was gone.

-Come here.

MICKEY SOBS

You told him the truth.

You told him who you really are.

No, no, no, you're upset.

Yeah, and right now, you're the only thing that makes any sense.

I should go.

My family need me. Things are going to get difficult now...

..and my brother...

..he cannot know about this.

He won't.

Not from me, anyway.

OK. I'll be seeing you.

I'll be here.

Erm...

Well, there's no easy way to say this, so here goes...

I think Gem may have been responsible for knocking Lily over.

What?

I was just treating her for an eye injury.

She was decidedly cagey about it,

but she did finally admit that it had been caused by an air bag.

That could mean anything.

I could smell alcohol on her breath,

so I guess that must have played a part in the accident.

Nah. No, you're wrong.

Well, I know Lily was on her way to meet a friend, wasn't she?

-And if that was Gem...

-I said you're wrong.

She's just a kid.

Just leave it, all right?

My husband died in this hospital today.

We are standing in the exact same place where, just hours ago,

all the junior doctors were on strike.

So, while they were all out here doing absolutely nothing, my husband

was in there fighting for his life, without enough staff to save him.

That's not true! That's not true, we ended the strike.

-I know. Just...

-They'll tell you they care about patient safety.

They'll say they had nothing to do with what went wrong,

but they're not the ones having to bury someone they love.

Me and my two boys are.

You probably can't hear me now, which is...

Well, it's just as well.

I've never been very good with words.

But I can show you, Lily...

From now on, you won't be in any doubt.

If you get through this...

..you and me...

..we're going to be something special.

Hi.

Hi.

What I saw today was a disgrace.

And I feel it's my duty to speak out

so that no-one else has to suffer like we have.

I can't believe she's making out like we just left him to die.

Yeah. Why don't we just get out of here?

Go for a drink.

Yeah. OK. I'll tell the others.

Or...

..you don't?

OK.

Do you think some people might be less sympathetic to you and

your family, given your links to a far-right extremist group?

Right now, all I am is a grieving widow,

and I deserve the same respect as anyone else.

That's all I have to say.

Thank you.

Charlie, Charlie, did you see where Ethan and Alicia went?

No, I didn't, I'm sorry.

Hey.

What's wrong?

I always keep my keys in the other pocket, Gemma.

What you talking about?

I'm so sorry. It was an accident.

I didn't mean for it to happen, I promise.

You and Lily are the only people who've ever given a damn about me,

and now I've gone and ruined it.

I always ruin everything.

SHE CRIES

Please don't hand me in.

I can't go back to that place, I can't handle it.

I'm not going to shop you, all right? Not again.

Where's the car? Did you bring it back?

It's messed-up.

OK, I'll sort it. I'll say I pranged it or something.

But what about Lily? What if she remembers?

I'll talk to her.

Gemma, Gemma, Gemma.

I am not going to give up on you, all right?

I'll straighten you out myself.

What else are big brothers for, eh?

Hey, we're off now. Just wanted to say a hearty Sunnywood goodbye.

Thanks. And remember - "Work to achieve..."

-BOTH:

-"And you will succeed."

The rubber snake!

You and me, we put a rubber snake in Daisy Deacon's desk.

-Yes! Thank you.

-That was hilarious!

Probably not for Daisy Deacon.

Max.

-That wasn't you, was it?

-No.

Don't worry. I'll get the dent removed.

We can't cover this up. Lily needs to know.

She needs to recover, and upsetting her won't help.

What if she remembers? What if she knows we lied to her?

We'll cross that bridge when we get to it.

It's over, Iain.

I'm going to hand myself in.

What? No, you're not.

I know how you feel about Lily.

You can't ask her to keep this quiet.

She'll do it, for you, but it would get between you.

Have you forgotten what it was like in that place?

It nearly broke you.

I know.

But I don't want to be like this.

So maybe it's just something that I have to go through.

Carry on with my studying.

Might try and get my GCSEs.

I promise I'll do you proud.

No, that's everything, thank you.

HIS PHONE RINGS

Thanks.

-'Hello?'

-Ethan, it's me...

'Sorry, do I know you? Only joking!

'You've reached Ethan Hardy's phone.

'Please leave a message and I'll get back to you...

-'whoever you are.'

-VOICEMAIL BEEPS

Ethan, how many times, right? That voicemail is not funny.

Listen, are you still at work?

Cos I think Scott is definitely after you, all right?

So just...let me know you're OK. Right? Just be in touch, yeah?

Walk on.

Where are you going?

So that's where he went, is it?

-What are you going to do - attack him?

-Just get out my way.

Can't do that.

Look, I don't have a problem with you, all right?

Well, you do now, OK?

Just leave it.

THEY GRUNT

Just leave it, all right?

THEY BOTH SHOUT AND GRUNT

This ends now, yeah? This ends now.

Not until he pays.

THEY BOTH YELL

Just stay away from him, OK?

Please.

No way, no way.

No, no, no, no! No, wait, please. Please. Please.

I told you to stay out of this.

THEY BOTH GRUNT

HE GROANS

KNOCK ON DOOR

Come in.

I'm glad you're here.

I'm sorry.

You have nothing to be sorry about.

He...

Help.

I need... I need help!

Good Lord. PHONE BEEPS

I don't believe it.

Hello, Hazel. Is everything OK?

Yeah, I know. I'm a little bit wet(!)

Erm, yeah, no, I can take her. That should be OK.

What night did you have in mind?

Yeah, no, no, no, Wednesday is fine.

No, that's OK, you're very welcome.

No, no, no, Hazel, don't put her on the phone, it's absolutely fine.

Dylan.

Hello, how are you?

What have you been up to?

Been in the sandpit?

Dylan.

You don't understand a word I am saying.

-Dylan.

-OK, Rihanna, I am going to go now.

Give my best to your mum. Bye-bye.

Dyl, Dyl.

THUD

Cal, is that you?

Can we get some help here? We need a trolley.

Cal, are you OK? What's happened? You're bleeding.

Have you been stabbed?

Is Eth-Ethan OK?

-Ethan?

-Is Ethan...?

As far as I know, yeah.

Don't worry about Ethan. Let's concentrate on you, shall we?

D-Don't... Don't want to die.

I'm not going to let you die, Cal. I'm not going to let you die, OK?

INDISTINCT SHOUTING ECHOES

Looks like he was stabbed!

-Pulse 140.

-Doors!

Right, airway's clear. He's got absent breath sounds

on the left-hand side. Circulation's obviously compromised.

Cal, can you hear me?

No, he's unconscious, he's unresponsive to pain

so let's give him some oxygen, then, please. Quickly, quickly.

Oh, no.

He's lost a lot of blood, Dylan.

How long was he out there for?

Too long. Let's get two lines in.

Give him two units of O neg

and cross match for 8 and then let's send up for some FFP

-and platelets, please.

-Cap refill is delayed.

Yeah, he's had a massive pneumothorax.

If he was stabbed, it's perforated the lung.

He is going to need a thoracostomy.

OK, can someone get me a scalpel, please?

And can we get 20ml of 1% lignocaine.

Yeah, yeah, on it.

OK, Cal, we've got you.

What?

Ethan.

All right, all right, I'll find him for you.

Can we try and find Ethan?

-I'm trying, he's not answering his phone.

-Well, try a bit harder.

It's OK, it's OK. It's OK, Cal.

You're going to be fine.

You're going to be fine. It's OK, it's OK, it's OK.

You're going to be fine.

Right, OK, well, that could be damage to the pulmonary vessel.

He's bleeding out. I can't feel a pulse.

He's arrested.

Right, let's intubate, then, please. We'll do a clamshell thoracotomy.

We need to get to this bleed.

Can we have the open-chest kit, please?

I'm in.

Good, cricoid off.

(Come on, Cal, come on, Cal.)

I know that you and I have had a lot of false starts.

-No starts, really.

-THEY LAUGH

But, if you'll let me...

..I want to make this the start of something wonderful,

and never, ever let it finish.

# I've been thinking about

# The way the world turns

# And my stomach churns

# When it finally hits me out of the sky

# I knew this day would come

# I'm on the front line

# Whoa

# Don't know how to take it in

# Is love just suffering?

# Cos I can see where the chapter ends

# I've got autumn leaves

# And heartbreak dreams inside

# Inside

# Cos you and me

# On this frozen sea

# We slide

# Slide... # CONSTANT BEEP

# Slide. #

Dylan.

Dylan, he's lost too much blood.

No, there's a... Hang on.

Yeah, yeah, OK.

MACHINE CLICKS, BEEP STOPS

Oh! We've been tracked down.

Can you come with me.

Why?

What's wrong? Is it Lily?

Honestly, can you just come with me, please. Both of you, come on.

Where's Cal?

He was attacked.

Attacked? What do you mean?

Well, we don't really know. We did what we could, but...

Where's Cal?

Cal was found stabbed. You shouldn't go in there just yet.

Not just yet.

Go with him, Charlie.

Cal?

Cal.

Cal.

Cal!

-Oh, no, no, no, no.

-HE SOBS