Hazel has a vivid dream about Harry surrounded by rapidly growing wildflowers but awakens with a sore neck and face pressed against the kitchen table.
Barnaby, dressed for work, finds Hazel asleep and questioning her about reliving her past experiences by writing them down.
Hazel expresses a desire to finish writing her story and talks about how past events have been trapped inside her.
Barnaby comforts Hazel and encourages her to let go of Harry and the past, mentioning smoothing things over with his parents regarding Hazel's history.
They discuss their upcoming departure to Paris, and Barnaby details the journey by the Night Ferry and their stay at the Le Meurice hotel.
At Charing Cross Station, Hazel feels an unexplained tug pulling her back but resolves to look chic upon arrival in Paris.
Hazel contemplates the futility of continuing her search for answers about her sister Flora and decides she wants stability and love with Barnaby instead.
An unforeseen encounter with Kelty and Midge, Hazel's goddaughter, at the train station interrupts Hazel and Barnaby's departure.
Kelty, breathless, hands over a note from Peggy Andrews who wants to meet Hazel in London, forcing Hazel to choose between her past and her future with Barnaby.