At the end of Diplomatic Immunity, we left Lily tied to a chair in Natasha's house, with a device counting down and the threat of the entire building being razed to the ground. As it turned out, the device did not explode and Lily managed to escape unharmed. Unfortunately, her failure to capture Russian spy Natasha Pavlova because she decided to go in without backup, led to her being suspended by the FBI. Determined to salvage her career, Lily tracks Pavlova's movements and discovers she has re-entered the country and is on her way across country to the house she formerly occupied. Lily follows her and enters the house behind her, getting the drop on the spy. During the ensuing conversation, Pavlova tries to disarm Lily and a fight ensues, a fight which Lily wins. She ties the spy up with rope, putting her in a hogtie before demanding to know why this spy risked coming back and getting caught. It turns out that Pavlova expected all evidence to be destroyed when the house blew up, but because that failed to happen, she had to recover a flash drive which contained some very sensitive documents. Claiming not to know where the flash drive is, Pavlova is gagged before Lily searches the house. In her absence, Pavlova attempts to reach her cell phone to call for help, but Lily comes back before she can reach it. Lily has found the drive and has called the FBI to dispatch agents to finally arrest Pavlova. Lily now has everything she needs to vindicate herself. To make sure the spy does not try to call for help again. Lily ties her to a chair (tying done off-screen) and after gagging her, leaves Pavlova to await her fate with the authorities.

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