As she hurls herself headlong at modern living, Fleabag is thrown roughly up against the walls of contemporary London, sleeping with anyone who dares to stand too close, squeezing money from wherever she can, rejecting anyone who tries to help her, and keeping up her bravado throughout.

Blanca, now 18, returns to the juvenile center she ran away from at 15, but this time with a baby. She asks the priest in charge to take her in, but they are inadvertently caught up in an investigation into child prostitution and the relentless media and political attention that comes with it.

Recently widowed Heung finds a mysterious key that her husband Bill, one of Hong Kong’s premier neon sign artisans, left behind. The discovery reveals that Bill’s workshop, which she thought had been long shut down, is still running and inhabited by Bill’s young apprentice. Together Heung and the apprentice set off to fulfill Bill’s dying wish.