Pip takes her younger brother Josh and the family dog Barney to a cafe to buy sandwiches while her family assembles garden furniture at home. After buying lunch from Jackie, Pip notices Becca Bell sitting alone with a coffee, looking increasingly like her dead sister Andie.

Although Pip knows approaching Becca is intrusive and risks upsetting Andie’s family, Pip’s curiosity overpowers her caution. Pip sends Josh outside with Barney and her phone, then introduces herself to Becca as a Kilton Grammar student working on a project about Andie.

Becca already knows about Pip’s project because she is seeing, or almost seeing, Stanley Forbes, and she has recently started an internship at the Kilton Mail. Pip explains that she wants to be an investigative journalist and asks whether Becca would answer questions about Andie.

Pip asks whether Andie and Becca received an allowance as teenagers. Becca says they did not really get regular money; their parents simply bought them things when needed. This answer deepens the mystery around Andie’s hidden cash. When Pip asks whether there was tension between Andie and Jason Bell, Becca becomes visibly upset.

Becca stops the conversation and says she does not think revisiting Andie’s past is healthy for herself or her mother. She asks Pip to leave the family out of the project because they have finally found a new normal. Pip apologizes, and Becca leaves, while Josh bluntly observes that Becca did not seem to like Pip.