Five years after opening its doors, Harry's shop thrives, drawing both new customers and familiar faces to Selfridges. Rose unexpectedly returns home, accompanied by an enigmatic companion. Lady Mae finds herself navigating the difficulties…

The growing unrest of war and societal upheaval spurred trade union activists to direct their attention toward Selfridge's. Harry responded by hosting a tango party, a gesture of gratitude for the staff’s tireless efforts. He desired a more…

Agnes labored through the night, preparing for the Empire Exhibition that Harry was unveiling throughout the store. Mr. Crabb made a clumsy attempt to cover for Mr. Grove, after Harry suspected he was late for work once again. Harry receive…

As reports of the war's initial atrocities in Belgium reached England, men flocked to enlist, while Rose, Delphine, and Lady Mae orchestrated a special chocolate sale to benefit refugees – a venture that proved immensely popular within the …

As more men enlist, women find themselves taking on duties in the loading bay, finding the transition difficult. Harry, eager to contribute further to the war effort, is introduced by Delphine to influential figures in the government who mi…

As German products disappeared from shop windows, Harry organized a patriotic concert to benefit British troops, and Lady Mae secured an appearance from an old acquaintance to headline. Yet, Harry had also pledged his assistance to the gove…

With Henri in custody and Harry vanished, a pervasive confusion settled over everyone. Soon, the police arrived at the Selfridges residence, seeking answers amongst the furnishings. But for Rose, the news that her husband was away on confid…

Upon his return from a clandestine assignment for the government, Harry finds himself burdened by a series of difficulties, most notably the news of Henri’s arrest. Mr. Selfridge, ever protective of his employee, discreetly leverages his in…

Following the recent turmoil, Harry felt a renewed resolve to restore Selfridges to its former prominence. He asked Delphine to arrange a special event within the store, a gesture reflecting his determination to steer the company forward.

Driven by a fierce need for vindication, Harry strives to prove his innocence. Meanwhile, Victor and Agnes are forced into a period of difficult introspection upon the return of someone dear. And Miss Mardle finds herself wrestling with a c…