Betrayal and Blame
Edith accuses her husband of killing Angie, believing he mistook Angie for her in a plot to be with Nancy. He defends himself by revealing that his car keys and phone were stolen, possibly by Nancy, leading to a heated confrontation about trust and responsibility.Will Edith uncover the truth about Nancy's involvement before it's too late?
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