(owl hooting) (door thumps) (owl hooting) (footsteps thudding) (water splashing) (Becks sighing) (birds chirping) - [Suzie] I've got it.
(doorbell ringing) - Hi.
- Oh, hello.
I'm Becks Starling, the vicar's wife.
- Suzie Harris.
Yum, yum.
(both chuckle) Wow.
- [Becks] Yeah.
- Oh, you came, (melancholy music) both of you.
(suspenseful music) You better come in.
- [Suzie] Thank you.
(suspenseful music continues) (footsteps thudding) (door thumps) - [Becks] I baked a cake.
- [Judith] Oh, that's very kind of you.
- [Becks] It's nothing really.
I had some spare lemons.
- [Judith] Well, thank you.
- [Becks] You're not vegan, are you?
There's butter in it.
- No, the more butter the better.
- Or a celiac.
It's made with flour.
- [Judith] Nope.
- This place is something else.
- Um, it belonged to my great aunt.
I was lucky enough to I inherit it.
- [Suzie] And it's just you here?
- [Judith] Yes, just me.
- Must get lonely.
- No, not at all.
I've always liked my own company.
(gentle music) - I think it's wonderful.
I crave peace and quiet.
Most days, my house feels like Piccadilly Circus.
- Which is why you hide in cupboards.
- Guilty as charged.
- So Suzie, I take it you're here about Iqbal.
- Well, if you're still interested.
- Yes, you could say I'm interested.
(suspenseful music) - [Suzie] Okay.
Someone's been busy.
(uplifting music)