Carl has attempted to contact Nisha seventeen times, inducing mixed feelings of dread in her, but she refuses to answer, knowing this will anger him.
Aleks has cautioned Nisha against answering Carl's calls to avoid revealing her location, while Ari might be tracking her.
Nisha's friends suggest that she keep the diamonds for financial security, but she fears that Carl will relentlessly seek revenge.
She recalls Rosemary, who won a sizeable alimony settlement only to spend a decade in legal battles with her ex-husband, which resulted in financial ruin for both.
Nisha contemplates selling the diamonds in Hatton Garden and is offered £80,000 by a dealer, leading her to believe they're worth much more.
Eventually, Nisha picks up Carl's call, firmly stating she will only hand over the "shoes" once her settlement is confirmed.
Carl angrily insists on no games, and Nisha arranges to meet him in the hotel lobby the next day to exchange the shoes for her settlement.
Sam is tidying her parents' cluttered kitchen while discussing her sister Cat's whereabouts and the burglary at her own home.
Her mother expresses concern about the security of her home and shows disappointment about the details of the break-in.
Sam confronts her mother's old-fashioned views on marriage, announcing that she will no longer clean for her parents and provides them with contacts for cleaning services.
At a café meeting with Joel, Sam reveals she won't return to her former job, having accepted a position with Miriam Price.
Joel offers support, but Sam insists on distancing herself to focus on her marital problems, leading to a poignant goodbye.
Sam prepares for a return to her burgled home, noting the emotional and physical impact of the break-in's aftermath.
Sam finds someone in her house and attacks him, only to discover it's Phil, her estranged husband.
Phil has come to help clean up after the burglary, and they have an emotional conversation where he expresses his regret and desire to repair their marriage.
They reconcile and are found embracing by their daughter Cat, who humorously comments on the implications for family holidays.