Wayne is forced to send Dahlia and the rest of the family following the confrontation by Pete. But as Wayne decides to day behind at the house, Dale also shows up wanting a share of the money, and they have the dead body of Pete on their hands. Meanwhile, Dahlia's problems on the road get worse when Nina, having found out the Malloy's secret, insists she tag along with them. But the Malloy's don't get very far when their car breaks down in a nearby town and they are forced to seek assistance. Written by Anonymous

Wayne is reluctant to enter into a partnership with Dale to help him dispose of Pete's dead body. Elsewhere, Dahlia fears that her and the children have become out of practice with their Traveller skills when they are forced to con their way out a predicament at a football game in Texas to scam money to pay off a redneck, named Bob Day, whose truck they tried to steal, while a captive Nina has a conversation with the Day couple about her troubled life. Written by Anonymous

Wayne tries to intervene when Hugh's depression jeopardises the Bayou Hills deal, and Cael's trouble at school comes with a hefty price tag.

Living honestly isn't as easy as Dahlia had hoped. Wayne runs into trouble when Doug's past creeps up on him in an important investors meeting.

Wayne gets a surprise visitor at work, which raises new concerns about his secret.

Wayne may not be able to regain Dahlia's trust once she begins to realize the extent to which he has lied to her about Pete.

The rift in Wayne and Dahlia's relationship continues to widen. The multi-million dollar Bayou Hills deal is put at risk because of treacherous behavior at the construction site. Meanwhile, a relationship between Di Di and Ike blossoms, and Cael decides to stay at Rosaleen's camp. Written by Anonymous