Episode 4
Back at the apartments the wives believe that the brothers must know more than they have admitted to, but Beth wants to stop playing detectives. It's too dangerous. Natasha and Sylvie pretend to go along with this to pacify her.
While Beth gets immersed in party planning for Sylvie's birthday, Natasha and Sylvie go to the tennis club to check their husbands' alibis for the night Annabelle disappeared. They enlist Jade to help them sneak past reception and into the security room where they succeed in accessing the CCTV.
Natasha admits that she is scared of what the CCTV might reveal as Sean was raging about Annabelle calling in a loan just before she disappeared.
Natasha decides to take Luca up on his offer to hide a bag in return for payment. She discovers that the bag is brimming with casino chips.
The wives, Sky and Jade go out to celebrate Sylvie's Birthday. Later, Jade drops Sky home alone before joining the wives at the Pink Flamingo night club.
Natasha revisits the CCTV and discovers that Tom left the club for some time during the evening. So, maybe he - or all of the brothers - were involved in Annabelle's death? As the wives consider these implications, the men return unexpectedly…
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