Peggy Andrews wakes up next to Wren, feeling love for him, and reflects on her mother's warnings about boys, sex, and pregnancy.
Peggy pities her mother's past suffering, from losing her father at Pearl Harbor to losing her sister, which justifies her mother's need for safety.
Peggy is set to meet Hazel Linden, who claims that Whisperwood is her story, a potentially unsafe situation.
Peggy and Wren had visited the British Library’s newspaper archives to read about Flora Lea Linden's disappearance, sparking sadness and empathy.
Hazel Linden is sipping tea alone, thinking about how she should be with Barnaby in Paris, feeling guilty for leaving him and questioning her own decisions.
In her hotel room, Peggy prepares for the meeting with Hazel Linden, supported by Wren's affection.
Hazel waits for Peggy with her mother and Kelty, expressing certainty that they would recognize Flora if they saw her.
Kelty, Hazel, and her mother joke about Flora's distinguishing birthmark as they arrive at The Savoy for the meeting with Peggy.
Peggy admires the hotel's flowers and expresses concern about identifying Hazel, with Wren reassuring her they'll manage.
After being approached by the hotel concierge, Peggy and Wren head towards Hazel and her party in the lobby.
Hazel, with Kelty and now with Camellia, analyzes Peggy and Wren as they meet, trying to see if Peggy could be the long-lost Flora.
Upon meeting, despite Hazel's initial hesitation, both Camellia and Hazel conclude that Peggy is not Flora.
Hazel explains to a confused Peggy that they were hoping she might be Hazel's missing sister, which Wren confirms sadly.