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The night of the beach fire seemed almost too perfect; yet nobody could have predicted that the following morning, one of the women would be a killer.
Eleanor is in the kitchen again, preparing blood oranges and watermelon for breakfast, slicing into the fruit and watching the blood-red juice run out as if she were attacking a body. Bella appears, and they eye one another suspiciously. When Bella starts taking food, Eleanor slaps her hand away, and Bella walks off in a huff.
Bella walks away disturbed by Eleanor’s behavior and angry at almost everyone. She decides that instead of confronting Fen about leaving without her last night, she will join Fen for a swim instead. Bella gets changed and looks at herself in the mirror, seeing a darkness in herself that won’t go away. Thinking back to the day she was discovered in the hospital after accidentally causing Sam’s death, she cries.