Morning brings a jarring contrast: Nina acts pleasant but scattered, with a blood-specked bandage on her right hand. She asks Millie for her usual heavy breakfast and eats messily. Millie relays Andrew’s request to buy two Showdown tickets; Nina warmly agrees and suggests a date a week from Sunday.

Andrew comes downstairs, alive and well, gently teases Nina about egg on her blouse, kisses her, and leaves for work. The brief display of affection both reassures and unsettles Millie, who privately longs for Andrew and the life Nina leads.

Later, the doorbell rings. Enzo arrives carrying a heavy package addressed from Evelyn Winchester and sets it on the dining table. Millie, restless and seeking distraction, offers him water and awkwardly tries to initiate a romantic encounter despite the language barrier.

When Millie touches Enzo’s chest, he recoils angrily, scolds her in rapid Italian, and anxiously glances toward the stairwell. At the door he haltingly warns, “You get out, Millie. It’s dangerous,” before hurrying away, leaving Millie rattled by the explicit warning and the house’s mounting sense of threat.