Bailey leaves for her rehearsal and doesn’t even stop for Hannah’s offer to drop her off. The note with Hannah’s name on it says “Protect Her,” and before she can process anything, Bailey walks in and ridicules Hannah’s cooking and asks about her father, while her stepmother notices the missed calls and leaves another voicemail for Owen, asking him to call back. As the doorbell rings, Hannah opens the door to find a young girl who had come to drop off a note that Owen had asked her to give to Hannah. She doesn’t check her phone, which she left on silent, and hence remains unaware of the three missed calls from Jules. Hannah drives home, leaves a voicemail for Owen on the way, and begins preparing dinner when she arrives. However, Jules has to hang up because her partner, Max, has seen something and is freaking out. Hannah also finds her picture released in a magazine as a notable woodworker. Hannah heads to work in her red truck and drops off a wooden sculpture she’d created while speaking to her journalist friend Jules on the phone.
Hannah watches as the father and daughter walk away, and just then, she receives a call where a man says he wants to speak to Owen and immediately hangs up the moment Hannah tells him that Owen just left. Bailey arrives and asks to be taken to school, and a little later, Owen joins her after taking out the trash. The next morning, Owen and Hannah are still relaxing on the bed when his boss Avett keeps calling Owen, and he keeps ignoring it. He even makes plans for them to go away for the weekend on a road trip and gingerly promises to bring his daughter, Bailey, even though she’s not a fan of her stepmother Hannah. While heading back to Owen’s home at the docks, where rows of houses are lined across a dock with a lake on the other side, he mentions their 14-month anniversary and says he wants to celebrate it. She rushes out, hoping it’s Bailey, but is met with someone she’s shocked to see.įour days earlier, Hannah, a wood sculptor, was busy at her workbench when her husband, Owen Michaels (Nikolaj Coster Waldau), was fretting about an article coming out the next day that might include something incriminating. Hannah tries using her phone, but it’s smashed beyond usability, and she turns it back on after hearing a noise. She then suddenly remembers a teenage girl named Bailey and searches for her everywhere before thinking of calling her number.
A woman named Hannah (Jennifer Garner) frantically washes her hand in the washroom as her phone keeps ringing, and she proceeds to stomp on her phone, especially on the wallpaper with the face of her partner.
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