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-Thought you might need something...

-Yusef!

-..to revive you.

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How are you feeling?

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Like I'm in some kind of nightmare and I...

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can't wake up.

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-How many of these did I take?

-A couple.

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You were very agitated.

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Oh.

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I remember.

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Kamil!

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It's OK, don't worry. He's with Masood.

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Rainie? What are you doing here?

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You know, Tan was right about you, Greg.

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You ARE a bigger man than Max.

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-Rainie!

-No, he is. I mean, accepting my apology after everything that happened...

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-Your apology?

-I mean, a lesser man wouldn't have been so forgiving. And letting me stay.

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-She stayed?

-Yeah. She was really, really sorry.

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I can't thank you enough.

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So, see ya.

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I knew you'd understand.

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And you said - didn't he, D? -

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him and her were, you know,

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but we didn't believe him. No. Did we, D?

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That squirmy little snake, thinking he's so charming,

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-calling himself a doctor!

-He IS a doctor.

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Let me tell you - if I get my hands on him, he'll be removing that stethoscope

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-from a part of his anatomy that don't see daylight often. And don't let me get started on her.

-Enough! Enough.

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What was I thinking?

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Last night didn't prove a thing.

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And I, for one, happen to believe Zainab wouldn't do that to her husband, to her best friend.

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So until I hear it from the horse's mouth, I don't want to hear any more of this drivel.

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-Excuse me.

-Where you going?

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Where d'you think?

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Not interrupting anything, am I?

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Is that one of them questions where you don't think you'll get an answer? Tough, there is one - yes.

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-Jay, go over the caff, will you?

-Sure.

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It's a bit early, innit?

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Sorry.

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I'll give you a ring, yeah?

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Yeah.

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Fine, whatever. Maybe don't even bother.

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-Rainie...

-Maybe I'll just find someone else to tell about my terrible night -

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breaking out in cold sweats and literally pulling half my hair out.

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Come over here and I'll finish the job for you.

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-Oh, shut up!

-Rainie, wait. Rainie!

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We need to call everyone and tell them the wedding is off.

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The wedding IS off, right?

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-It's OK, I've taken care of it.

-When?

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This morning. I got through to most people, left a few messages.

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Used your address book - hope you don't mind.

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When did...

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How did you get in?

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You did come round this morning, didn't you?

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I slept over there, on the floor.

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-Oh, no. Oh, no, no.

-I was worried about you.

-How could you?

-I wasn't going to leave you.

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-What will people say?

-Zainab, nothing happened.

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-No-one knows.

-I can't be seen with you. You need to go.

-You're over-reacting.

-I'm not.

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-You're not thinking straight.

-I am, Yusef.

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For the first time, I am.

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-We cannot be friends, all right? It's wrong.

-Please Zainab...

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I MEAN IT! Get out.

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Denise. Wait!

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Denise...

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Tanya, grow up, will ya? I only want to talk to you.

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You know, words. A sentence, maybe.

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Cheers.

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What is it? Don't you think you can trust yourself?

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Call me, will ya, please?

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-Denise, please.

-I've got nothing to say to you.

-It's not what you... It's not what you think.

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Look, you can just tell me one thing, OK?

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-Were you ever serious about me?

-I care about you.

-I don't want to hear it - the "second best" speech.

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-I really don't want to hear it.

-What can I do? I want to make this better.

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You do?

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Really? Then leave.

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Ah! I thought we said no work today.

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-Pardon?

-Or is it your sister?

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Oh. No, its the tanning machine, actually - it's on the blink.

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Yeah, well, today's about you and me, babe - no interruptions.

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I'm sure Syed can take care of it himself. So, sit yourself down, get nice and comfy, relax.

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I'm going to drop Oscar off to nursery.

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On the way home, I'm going to pick up the finest breakfast ingredients Walford has to offer.

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-How's that sound?

-That sounds perfect.

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-What you doing?

-Seeing if they're OK.

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-Can't you just...

-What?

-Can't you just wait till I'm gone?

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-They're our friends.

-I know but it's embarrassing, ain't it? I mean, what do I say?

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-You don't need to say anything - just give them a hug.

-Right, Tamwar's going to love that(!)

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Nothing wrong with showing physical affection, if you're comfortable in your sexuality.

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What's that supposed to mean?

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You know we can hear you?

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Come here, you.

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Darren, what you doing?

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DOORBELL RINGS I'm going to get the door.

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Don't worry about a thing. I've cancelled the venue, the photographer, the cars.

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The whole thing's off, so you can relax.

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Afia, can I talk to you, please?

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-We'll make ourselves scarce, won't we, Darren?

-Yeah.

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Just give us a minute, will you?

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You sure?

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Yeah.

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-I don't know what you're talking about.

-You do. I woke up and you weren't there.

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-You know what it's like at that B&B - a bloomin' nut house.

-Really?

-Yeah.

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-You're just being really...

-Really what?

-Really secretive.

-Am I?

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-That's not a normal answer. That's a guilty person's answer.

-You're being silly.

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-I'll see you later.

-Now, where you going, Billy? Where you going?

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-Do you know what's up with him?

-I dunno. Maybe he looked in the mirror.

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-I told you how it is.

-And I'm telling you that we need to set some ground rules.

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-She can't pitch up whenever she feels like it.

-That's the thing about addiction -

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-it don't run to a timetable.

-And where does that leave me?

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-Sorry, didn't see you there - did you want a tea?

-You're all right, I was just leaving.

-Shame.

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Give us a minute, will you, Rainie?

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I know what she can be like but I can't back out now. It ain't going to be for ever, is it?

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How long, Phil? Weeks, months, years?

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To be honest...I don't know.

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I'll make it up to you, I promise.

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Whatever.

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-It's not such a strange idea, Afia. I never intended to stay.

-But

-I

-did.

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-Or had you forgotten I'm married?

-How could I forget a betrayal like that?

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Don't turn this back on me. Why would Aunty Shameem say that?

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-You know what she's like.

-She might be a gossip, but she wouldn't just invent something out of thin air.

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-She heard us talking and got the wrong impression.

-What were you saying?

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-It doesn't matter, Afia.

-Are you protecting her?

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Zainab's been a bit confused lately.

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But you know the last thing I wanted was to come between her and Masood.

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So something HAS been going on?

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Of course not.

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I've made it very clear that the only reason I'm here is because of you.

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You're all that matters to me.

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So it's all her?

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It's complicated, Afia, and casting around for someone to blame isn't going to help anyone.

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So that's it? You're leaving?

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Will you come with me?

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I can't.

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You know I can't.

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Salam alaikum, Bushra, it's me again.

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You must have a fault on your line or something.

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I'm just calling to clear up the confusion.

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I'm sure Zulekha would have told you what happened yesterday.

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It's just such a silly misunderstanding.

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You'll laugh when I tell you.

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So, call me back, yeah?

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OK. Khuda hafiz.

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HE WHISTLES

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-Y'all right?

-Yeah, all right, Greg, not too bad. See Tanya's got you well trained.

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Well, we've both got the day off, you know, thought I'd treat her to a bit of brunch.

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-So what you making?

-I cook a mean scrambled egg. I'm thinking toast, some muffins,

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bit of orange juice - wash it all down.

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-What?

-No, nothing, you know, sounds good.

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No, go on.

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-It's just, you know what Tanya really loves for breakfast, don't you?

-What's that?

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-Fancy fruit. What's that one with the little red pips?

-Watermelon?

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-No, er, pomegranate. That's it.

-Really?

-Oh, she's mad for it.

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Read about it in a magazine - good for the skin. That and a bit of yogurt, she's in heaven.

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-Oh, well, next time, maybe...

-There's a shop on the high street -

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-does all that exotic stuff, only about ten minutes away.

-Really?

-Yeah. Just an idea...

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-She'll be happy with scrambled eggs.

-No, if that's what she wants... Pomegranate?

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-Oh, can't go wrong.

-Cheers, Max. I appreciate that.

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I was just going out, actually.

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-I've been worrying about you.

-No need.

-You looked so upset yesterday.

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-I was going to come straight over, but I thought you'd want some time.

-I'm fine.

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Look, no matter what anyone else says, I don't believe a word of it.

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-What's everyone saying?

-Who cares? You shouldn't worry about the gossips.

-I am not worried.

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Just because some silly woman wants to make a fool of herself.

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Mum, it's me, remember? I know how you feel.

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-Don't you dare compare us.

-I

-have done nothing to be ashamed of.

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-What the hell are you doing here?

-Chill out. Greg ain't here - I've just seen him.

-You've what?

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Why've you been avoiding me all week?

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Tan, you can't just put your fingers in your ears and pretend it never happened. Cos it did happen.

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-I can't think of anything else.

-I'll tell you what I've done with that particular memory -

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-Filed it under "things I wish I'd never done".

-Oh, is that right?

-Yeah, it is.

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-It's in good company - next to our marriage.

-What's Greg under? "Things that make me fall asleep"?

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The opposite. It's hard to get any sleep when he's around.

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-Cos you're up all night worried you made a mistake?

-YOU'RE the mistake.

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-I don't want this. I never wanted this.

-Won't have much trouble explaining it, then, will ya?

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That's all I want - just tell me why it happened and I'll go.

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-I've come for Kamil.

-There you go.

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There you go.

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-You know the way out.

-Mas...

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-What?

-Please.

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You got what you came for.

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I want this to stop.

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What, Zainab? What?

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Yeah. Please leave now.

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I'm sorry.

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Pardon?

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-I said, I'm sorry.

-Sorry for what?

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Kicking me out my family house?

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Accusing me of having an affair?

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Or having one of your own?

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I would never do that. Never.

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I think you've convinced yourself that's true.

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But I don't know if I can.

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TANYA: 'This is madness.'

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Greg could be back at any second.

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Well, he won't.

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How do you know? What've you done?

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He's out. He's, er...

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He's looking for pomegranates.

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Pomegranates. Right. OK.

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Yeah, I told him you loved them.

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You see, this... This is exactly why you and me can never happen again.

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Why's that? Cos of pomegranates?

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Because you get off on all this, don't you?

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You love it - sneaking around, lying, having an exclusive secret. Plays into your ego.

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-Right, so you're trying to tell me you don't?

-No. No, I don't.

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I'll tell you why, shall I? Stacey Slater.

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When you pull a stunt like this, it makes me think - this is exactly how you both treated me.

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I can imagine it now - pair of you laughing at my expense. "Gullible old Tanya.

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-"She's at home cooking the dinner, ain't got a clue!"

-It was never like that.

-It was exactly like that.

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Look, I ain't going to deny, you know, the danger - the thrill of getting caught -

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yeah, it gives everything a certain heat.

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Bet you and her did it while I was in the house.

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-No.

-Probably in the next room.

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Tan...

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Did you?

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What, you want to know?

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Was in the car, mainly.

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Where?

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I dunno, wherever. You know, we'd just...drive places.

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-What, at night?

-No. Not always.

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So you wanted to get caught?

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Yeah, I wanted to know we could.

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Why?

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Imagine Greg walking up the path now.

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Five seconds away.

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Two, three...

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Key's in the door...

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He's turning it. Two seconds, he'll be right here...

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You're sick.

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What, so when you and me were against the door, Vanessa and Greg at the bottom of the stairs,

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we could hear their voices, you trying to tell me your heart didn't beat just a little bit faster?

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-Where are you going?

-Well, you said no, didn't ya? So, you know, that's fine.

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I thought you wanted to talk.

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And I thought you wanted me to go.

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I don't know how we got to be here.

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I shouldn't have forced you out.

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-Made you suffer the shame...

-I don't care about that.

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Maybe if I'd tried harder,

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-maybe if you'd stayed at home...

-Then what?

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I just want us back, Mas.

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I've missed you.

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Last night made me realise just how much.

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And Yusef?

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It's YOU I want.

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And he won't be a problem any more.

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-Why?

-Cos I've shut him out.

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He can't be a part of our lives.

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-So he has been? You admit it?

-As a friend.

-Nothing more?

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How can you even think that?

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Look at me, Mas.

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Look at me.

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I'm your wife.

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What if it's too late?

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Just come back to the house, we'll behave like a family.

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We'll carry on as normal

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and, eventually, it will begin to feel normal.

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What about Tam and Afia?

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I haven't spoken to them.

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Have you?

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HE SIGHS

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So much for the big wedding.

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Why don't I cook us a meal?

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You come round around one o'clock.

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I'll invite them, too.

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Please, Mas.

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Maybe. I don't know.

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OK.

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I'll, er, lay a place at the table for you.

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Tan?

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-Hello.

-Hey. Sorry I've been ages.

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But I promised, yeah? It'll be worth it.

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-Wow!

-Yeah, I know.

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-Sit down and relax, I'll go and get it sorted out, all right?

-Oh.

-What?

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-Oh, it's nothing.

-No, go on.

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It's just, I've got this splitting headache - it's just come on and we haven't got any pain killers.

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-Don't s'pose you could just nip out and get some?

-Course I can.

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-You ARE the sweetest man.

-You hold that thought.

-OK.

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PATRICK CHUCKLES

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How did you know this is my favourite spot?

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Patrick, I'm really not in the mood to talk.

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Why did you think I come here?

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To get away from that sister of yours.

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I tell you, that woman's got one volume setting.

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-Yeah, ear splitting.

-Mm-hm.

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Go on, move over.

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SHE SIGHS Patrick.

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Here we go again, eh?

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How did I let all this happen?

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Come here, my little one, come here.

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-JAY:

-'So, er, what's happening with this Rainie bird, then?'

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I don't know what you're talking about.

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You and Phil got one of them open relationships?

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I'm just saying, it's a bit weird, innit?

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Look, I'll tell you, Jay, but you have to keep your mouth shut, right?

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-I mean it.

-All right, all right!

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Phil - he's...

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What do they call it? Her sponsor. They've been going to those meetings together.

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-Phil? No way!

-It ain't funny, Jay.

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-It kind of is. And you've let him get away with it.

-What am I supposed to do?

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I dunno, maybe grow a pair?

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What've you been buying?

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-Eh? Nothing.

-Billy!

-Just mind your own, will ya? Julie!

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Bleach? You are SO up to no good.

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-What? Cleaning?

-Billy Mitchell, I want to know what's going on right now.

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-You're a nightmare, you are. Was meant to be a surprise.

-What was?

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Come with me.

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-Has something tickled you?

-No, no, not really.

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Are you ready for some of that pomegranate now?

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-SHE CHUCKLES

-What?

-Sorry.

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Yes, that sounds lovely.

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-Right, well...here we are.

-Where?

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Our new home.

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-Our new home?

-Yeah.

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Officially it's a vacant property, but I've had my eye on it and it's been empty for ages, so...

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after you.

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Now, just ignore the smell, all right?

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That's what the bleach is for, see?

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And ignore that damp patch - that's old. We can just paint over that.

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And I know the carpet's a bit sticky, but we can put a rug over that, or just leave our shoes on.

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Look, Julie, I know it's not a palace

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and it might be a bit spooky at the moment, but it's a start, innit?

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If you really hate it, I mean, we don't have to stay...

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We've got a home, Billy!

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Yeah.

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We've got a home.

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KNOCK AT DOOR

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What are you doing here?

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Come inside, quickly.

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I couldn't go without saying goodbye.

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You're really leaving?

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-If that's what you want.

-Yes.

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-What if we just went back to being friends?

-That's all we ever were.

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It won't be difficult, then.

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No, you're doing the right thing.

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I'll miss you, Zainab.

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-Don't...

-KEY RATTLES >

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Oh, my... Go to the back door, quickly.

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Just in time.

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There you are. Been looking all over.

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So, what did Zainab say?

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-What you doing?

-No skin, no hair, no blood.

0:24:110:24:15

-What, you gone soft?

-Violence isn't the answer.

-What, you scared of her?

0:24:150:24:19

Well, I ain't. Time I'm finished with that two-faced bint, she ain't going to have no hair left.

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-Let's see if the good doctor likes her then.

-Stop it. I don't want revenge.

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Then what DO you want?

0:24:270:24:29

-I don't understand why you always make allowances for her.

-Can we change the subject, please?

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I don't care what you say, but she deserved it. All right? She does.

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Why don't you get it?

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-Get what?

-She's my mum, Christian. I'll always love her.

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I've been giving it a lot of thought and I've come up with a compromise.

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-Yeah?

-Yeah.

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I don't mind you sponsoring Rainie - I don't even mind her turning up out of the blue -

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but this is what you've got to agree to, Phil.

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If she so much as steps out of line, or touches a drop to drink,

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-you're not to see her again.

-OK.

0:25:070:25:11

-OK - you agree?

-Seems fair enough.

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You expecting someone?

0:25:160:25:18

You called?

0:25:180:25:19

-Yeah.

-What's all this about?

0:25:190:25:21

Hold tight.

0:25:210:25:23

-RAINIE:

-You wanted me?

-Here she is.

0:25:240:25:27

-Thanks for coming. I thought this'd be better in front of an audience.

-Phil...

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Well, I said I'd make it up to you, didn't I? So...here it is.

0:25:320:25:36

-Here what is?

-You're sitting in it.

0:25:380:25:41

-I'm sitting in what?

-Look around you.

-Why?

0:25:410:25:44

-Well, what do you see?

-The caff.

0:25:440:25:47

-Exactly.

-What, so Shirley owns the caff?

0:25:470:25:51

Seriously?

0:25:510:25:53

Seriously.

0:25:530:25:55

Get in! Free fry ups, here we come...

0:25:550:25:58

Can't just buy someone a caff.

0:25:580:25:59

Well, Jane reckoned she owed me cos of the divorce solicitor.

0:25:590:26:03

I asked her what she had planned for this place and she said she was happy with some cash. So...

0:26:030:26:07

You pleased?

0:26:090:26:11

-I hope it's OK. I didn't have much time.

-Looks great, don't it, Dad?

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Yes, it does.

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DOORBELL RINGS

0:26:220:26:24

-Shall I get that?

-No, just leave it.

0:26:240:26:25

-Why?

-Tamwar, please sit down.

0:26:250:26:29

No. Go and answer the door, Tam.

0:26:290:26:31

-Denise?

-Oh, sorry, I didn't realise I was interrupting.

0:26:390:26:43

No, no, it's...

0:26:430:26:45

-What do you want?

-Want do I want?

0:26:450:26:48

That's interesting. I was asking myself that, too.

0:26:480:26:52

I want to know why you went behind my back.

0:26:540:26:56

I thought you were my friend.

0:26:560:26:58

-Denise, nothing happened.

-Oh, please, don't insult me with any more of your lies.

0:26:580:27:03

-I believe her.

-What?

-Well, nothing happened, did it, Zainab?

0:27:030:27:07

-I swear.

-Right.

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-So, sorry, why did he stay over last night?

-Mum?

-AFIA: What?

0:27:090:27:15

-Don't be ridiculous. Of course he didn't.

-So when I came round here first thing this morning,

0:27:150:27:20

why did I see him sneaking out of here like a criminal?

0:27:200:27:23

Huh? Explain that to me.

0:27:230:27:25

Zainab?

0:27:250:27:27

OK, but he slept on the floor.

0:27:340:27:37

I swear, nothing happened. Please, Denise, you can't say anything. No-one must know.

0:27:370:27:42

-Masood, please sit down.

-Normal family, doing normal things?

0:27:420:27:45

-Yes, we can be, we will be. Masood, please.

-It's a sham.

0:27:450:27:49

A sham meal...

0:27:490:27:51

..a sham family,

0:27:520:27:55

to stop the community from judging you - that's all that matters, doesn't it?

0:27:550:27:59

Not having me back, not your children - just your reputation.

0:27:590:28:03

I'm sorry, I'm not interested.

0:28:050:28:08

United family? Love? Not sure you know what any of those words mean, Mum.

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I didn't want to come here in the first place.

0:28:150:28:18

Tamwar.

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Hope he's worth it.

0:28:210:28:24

Please. Please don't leave.

0:28:240:28:26

Zainab?

0:28:520:28:53

They've all left me.

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It's OK.

0:29:050:29:07

I'm here.

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