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Hello.

Hello?

Hello?

Help!

Help!

Help!

It's so weird being back here.

I don't know. It's just different, you know?

No, we live in Delaware now, Wes.

Yeah, it's great. We love it there.

Kids are really settled.

Yeah, weather's pretty good most of the time.

- Yeah. Perfect weather for the party I was forced to miss.

- But this is family, Lucas. It's important.

- England sucks. - Enough already.

Stop being such a baby.

- You stop being such a baby. - Shh.

Sorry. Wait, what was that?

Oh yeah, I think we're gonna be about how long?

- Three hours. - Three hours?

Two hours, I think. Yeah.

You're making good time. How's mum been?

You never found that key, huh?

- I'm making a new one. - Ooh.

- Look, just 'cause I can't vent about you in my diary,

it doesn't mean I can't do it in my head.

Great job, Jelly Bean.

- Look, it's hard enough for mom being back here.

Don't make things more difficult.

I don't have a problem with mom.

If you've got a problem with dad,

then you've got a problem with mom, so grow up.

- Okay. - That sounds great.

Yeah, Lucas and Josie are really looking forward

to seeing Noah again.

- Noah? - The creepy cousin.

The creepy British cousin.

- Oh. - I know.

- Him. - Yeah.

Yeah, it would just be so nice

to get the family together again, wouldn't it?

All right, shall I give you a call when we're a bit nearer?

Okay, Wes. All right, bye.

Everything okay?

Yeah, it's just it was so hard leaving

in the first place, you know?

So many memories.

Well, we're back to make new ones.

How are you doing?

I know driving in another country stresses you out.

- I'll survive. God save the king, and everything.

Okay.

Look, there's no rush, Drew.

I just didn't want Wes

to think he had to hold the fort with mum for too long?

No, we're making good time.

Traffic's clear. Road's clear.

We'll be there to rescue him in no time.

Mom, look, I told you I could do it.

Ah, well done, sweetheart.

Lots of pages to fill while we're over here.

We'll be all right.

They're doing fine.

They'll be here in a couple of hours.

Perfect.

Can I help you with anything?

- I've waited a long time to cook for all of you.

I can manage. Thank you my love.

Okay. This will be great.

Actually, it would be lovely

if you could take all the rubbish out before they get here.

Or is it trash?

Should I be calling it trash?

- Sure, you don't need to call it anything, Mum.

And it'll be out of sight.

Noah?

Noah? - What?

Tr... Rubbish, please.

Yeah?

Noah, always on the phone.

Noah, rubbish, now.

So how long shall I tell him?

- I don't know, this damn GPS keeps changing

the arrival time.

Why?

I don't know, Angela.

Honey, I'm sorry.

It's okay. There's a sign up ahead.

Are we there?

No, honey.

- God damn, I'm hungry. Dad, what is going on?

God, I don't believe this.

- Well, the satellite says this road shouldn't even be shut.

There's not even any diversion signs.

Oh my God.

Not everything has to be posted, Josie.

- I'm sorry guys. We're gonna be running late.

Can you see if there's another road

back there we can turn on to?

- There's a dirt track a couple of miles back.

It'll take us back onto the main road.

A dirt track?

No, not if you're gonna make me clean

the car, absolutely not.

Yeah, honey, he's right.

We wanna try and keep the rental clean.

- Serious, Drew, we need to get there today, you know?

Well, what's the alternative route?

- Well, if you don't want the dirt track,

it's back to the main junction.

Where is that?

About 40 miles back.

Dad, take the dirt track.

No, just drive through it.

Look, the sign doesn't even look legit.

- Oh, yeah, great idea. The we end up in a fucking sinkhole.

Uh, language, Josie.

Yeah.

Dirt track's a couple miles.

I'll message Wes.

Let him know we're gonna be a little late.

- What the hell is up with these British roads?

Is this a roundabout.

No, sweetheart.

So how long is a couple of miles?

Well, it's not exactly too much.

- Three kilometers. - I need the bathroom.

There's no rush, Drew. Just take time.

Dad, if you wanna be a rally driver,

I'll get you experience when we come home, okay?

Just chill a little bit, yeah? Jeez Louise.

Drew?

Drew, Drew?

Josie, Josie?

- We crashed. Oh my god, we crashed.

Mom?

- Lucas, I'm just here sweetheart. You okay?

Mom, where are we?

I don't know. Try and stay calm.

Oh, no, this can be happening.

The fuck this is happening.

This can't be fucking-

Shh, Lucas, need to try and stay quiet.

We don't know who put us down here.

Dad will wake up in a minute.

Can you just keep an eye on him?

- Yeah, yeah. - It's alright.

- Shh. - It's okay.

It's okay.

It's all right.

We came here together. Together, okay.

We're gonna get out of here, okay?

Someone would've found our car.

Someone must've seen.

Oh my God. Who brought us here?

Listen, we can try and break our chains.

Look at them.

They look old.

One of our brackets might be loose.

Come on. We've gotta try.

Is Dad okay? He hasn't-

He's fine. He's gonna be fine.

He's gonna be fine.

He hit his head, but he's gonna come too.

Look, the best thing we can do is to try

and get out of here and find help, all right?

Fuck!

Fuck!

No, no, no, no.

We do this, okay?

Ready, in three. One, two, three!

- See if you can find something to hit the chains.

Break them apart, okay, guys?

- There's nothing. - Look, look up those stairs.

Do you see a door or is there an air vent?

There's nothing down here, Mom.

My god, Mom, Mom, Mom.

What was that?

Get back to where you recovered.

Act unconscious.

Please let me go.

Angie?

No.

Please.

Please

Please.

Don't.

Please. Please, I need to leave.

Please, no, no.

Please, I need to go home.

Mom?

Mom, no.

What are you?

No, I'm all right. Thanks, Mom.

Do you think you could try them again?

- It doesn't ring, Mom. I think she's out of battery.

They'll be fine. Don't worry.

Okay.

Could you leave a voice message?

- It doesn't ring, so I can't leave a voice message.