Molly waits in a coffee shop facing the Regency Grand, anxiously tracking time and a televised press conference that publicly names her as the accused in Charles Black’s murder. As police cruisers screech to a halt and officers rush inside, Mr. Preston ushers them in while Molly can only watch and wait.

Executing a private step of the plan, Molly calls Giselle. Molly confronts her about the secret relationship with Rodney and being manipulated into moving a gun. Giselle admits the affair, acknowledges knowing about Rodney and Charles Black’s illegal operation, denies killing Charles, and reveals their Cayman escape plan and property transferred into her name.

Molly refuses to trust words alone and instructs Giselle to pack essentials, keep her passport and money close, avoid contacting Rodney, and leave through the hotel’s back exit to fly to the Cayman Islands. After hanging up, Molly is recognized by café staff from the news and expects they will call police, but she remains calm and keeps watch.

The police soon emerge with Rodney in handcuffs; Detective Stark follows carrying a half-zipped navy duffel filled with bags of white powder. As guests gather nervously outside, Stark exchanges a small nod toward Molly, suggesting she was wrong about Molly’s guilt. Molly eats her muffin, recognizing the sting has worked and that the investigation’s tide has turned.