Blood Wasn't Thicker Than Water All the Time

For three years, Hazel has risen before dawn to cook, clean and care for her son Colin Reynolds, his wife Colette, her grandson Finn and Colette's mother Agnes Langley. She eats on a stool by the hamster cage, sleeps in a storage room beside the toilet, and is called a thief for a pickled egg she swallowed to ease her stomach.

When Colin orders her out, Agnes demands she hand back even the bra she is wearing, and Colin sweeps Hazel's clothes across the floor like trash. Clutching the passbook holding two million she has kept hidden, Hazel decides she will finally go home.

But Colin blocks her way, insisting nothing from his house leaves with her.