Sadie, Eileen and Lucy return to the pub after Eileen and Pete's wedding, minus Pete. He's at the police station answering their questions. They question him further about his whereabouts on the night of the fire and ask him why his hair was found at the scene. His solicitor defends Pete telling them that Pete had every right to be at the cafe, just like every other paying customer. The detective pointed out that the hair was found at the back entrance. Pete could only explain how it got there by claiming he'd been set up. The detective told him that they would get him. Back on Stanley Street, Eileen opened the pub to show everybody that nothing was wrong but rumours still spread that Pete had been arrested for the murder of Roy Farmer . . . Later, the police come round to the pub with a warrant to search the premises. They tae away two pots of paint. In the police station the paint is put before Pete and he's told that paint similar to this was used to start the fire. By the time the