Hovering - Further Evidence - Nathan

Hanging out with a friend, Nathan mulls over whether his little brother really saw a UFO that night.

The Seekers attempt to make contact with Tenille.

After Toby stirs up her family's secrets, Sophie decides to confront the source.

It’s a rainy night in Durham. Fretting over the fact that Professor McGonagall is still MIA, Colleen reveals something unexpected.

Desperate, Leo calls the one person who can understand what he's going through, and the one person he shouldn't.

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Kyle has a breakthrough in the missing person’s case, but his relationship with Rupert has been pushed too far. Toby decides it’s time to give up - and makes a huge revelation. The fate of the missing person is revealed.

Toby’s rash decision causes a media circus to descend on Durham. But when a brash news team links him to the missing person's case, Toby finds himself in hot water with everyone, including Hazel. Meanwhile, another witness reports being followed, but Glenda refuses to take it seriously.

After pushing Hazel too far, Toby resorts to spying to further his investigation. In the process, he uncovers multiple secrets that threaten to rock the town to its core. In a desperate attempt to draw attention to his cause, Toby decides to do something rash.

Spectacularly unimpressed with his efforts, Glenda orders Kyle to bring in town hooligan Nathan, and cease all other lines of inquiry. Instead, Kyle causes a scene at the cafe where Tenille works and calls on local churchgoer Fern, whose daughter he saw running away from the beach.