Millie, standing over Jonathan Lowell’s body with his throat slit, panics at the fresh blood still seeping, realizing the murder happened moments ago and the killer could still be in the house. A door slams—likely the back door—making Millie fear the attacker is either fleeing or returning to eliminate a witness.

Millie reaches for her phone to call 911 but finds only her keys; her phone is in her purse back at her own house. Refusing to touch Jonathan to search for a phone, Millie runs out the front door and sprints home, terrified the killer could slip next door where her children are.

Inside her house, Millie hears running water and Enzo swearing in Italian. In the kitchen, Enzo is bent over the sink washing his hands, and Millie sees dark red liquid spiraling down the drain.

Enzo claims he slipped and cut his hand with clippers, but Millie sees no cut—only a lot of blood, including blood on his white T-shirt. Before Millie can process it, sirens approach even though Millie never called the police.

Millie blurts out that Jonathan Lowell is dead and stabbed. Enzo appears shocked, then insists the blood is his, but Millie, alarmed by what the police will see, orders Enzo to change his shirt. Enzo freezes, then runs upstairs to get rid of the bloody shirt—and anything else.