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23/11/2011

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-KNOCKING

-Mum?

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Yes, love?

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You want to hurry up? There's other people in this family, you know!

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No, I know, I won't be long.

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Are you all right in there?

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Yes. Course I am.

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Are you sure she's related to Grandma Dot?

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Rose Elizabeth Beauchamp?

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It's got...character.

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It's hideous. That's not a Christmas tree, it's a fire hazard.

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-At least she's making an effort.

-Bathroom's free.

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Mum, what are you doing?

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Getting rid of this eyesore. What was you thinking, Tanya?

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-Nothing wrong with making an effort, is there?

-That's what I said.

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This is you making an effort?

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I was worried it might be another example of you behaving... erratically.

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-What do you mean, "erratically"?

-Sleeping all hours. Drinking too much.

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Letting your kids run wild.

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You're lecturing me?

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I'm worried about you.

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Well, I'm fine. My kids are fine.

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The only thing "running wild" around here, Mum,

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is your imagination, and the thing you should be worried about is finding somewhere to live.

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Abi, what are you doing?

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-Looking for money.

-For lunch. Yes. Right. How much do you need?

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-20 quid.

-Are you still going on about those shoes?

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Yeah, the sale ends today.

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-I told you, no.

-Yeah, I got the message. See?

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Do you think you're going to find 20 quid down the back of the sofa?

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I would've borrowed it off Lauren except I don't know where she is. She didn't come home last night.

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-I thought you knew?

-Well, as long as she's not running wild.

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All right, Pops?

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Nice threads.

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You ain't got a tenner I could borrow, have you?

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What for?

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Er...lunch. I'm eating for two now, ain't I?

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Lo, sorry. Skint. So's the kitty, before you ask.

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Okey doke.

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Lo...

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Listen.

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I want you to know that I'm here for you if you want to talk,

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-you know, to...support you and that.

-Pops, I ain't telling you who the baby's father is.

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-Why not?

-Cos it's none of your business. Besides, you'd only do something stupid like beat him up.

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I swear I'm not going to beat anyone up.

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Look, it doesn't matter. Cos I don't know who the baby's father is.

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-I don't believe you.

-You're calling me a liar?

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-How can you not know who the father is?

-So much for supporting me, eh?

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Lola.

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-Just leave it.

-Lo!

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What do you think you're doing?

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I'm showing you the evidence.

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-Evidence of what?

-The injury I have suffered doing the job that your cleaner, Rose, was supposed to do.

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-This isn't going to help.

-Dot's your sister. She needs you.

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I can think of a few things that Dot needs.

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-I'm not one of them.

-Well, we'll see.

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Oh, good. I hoped it was you.

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One moment.

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What did I tell you?

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If I've missed anything, I'll be sure to send it on to your forwarding address.

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Goodbye.

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You were saying?

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Thanks, Whit. No, she hasn't seen her since nine o'clock last night.

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She thinks she went clubbing with Anthony and Tyler.

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-Clubbing? Well, that's a relief.

-Just going straight to voice mail.

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Why didn't you tell us about this earlier?

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It's not like it's the first time. She's doing it to get attention. And it's working. As usual.

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She's got a point there.

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PHONE RINGS

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Lauren?!

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How many times do I have to tell you, will you just stop calling me?

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Just double glazing.

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Mum? Calm down, yeah. Lauren'll...

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-What are you still doing here? You should be at school.

-I wanted...

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Abi, for goodness sake!

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If you want those shoes badly enough then you just find a way! Use your initiative for once in your life.

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Abi...

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PHONE RINGS

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-Don't answer that.

-It might be Lauren.

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Mu...

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Hello?

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Yeah.

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OK, yeah, yeah.

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What?

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No, no.

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That was Gaynor.

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You're wanted at work.

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I'm not going anywhere till I find my daughter.

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Yes, you are. You're going to work to earn a living. I'll take Oscar to nursery. Rainie'll look for Lauren.

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-Right?

-Of course.

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-But I...

-No buts.

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We're your family.

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And we're going to help you whether you like it or not.

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You need to get a grip, Tanya.

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I'm not letting them run wild.

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I don't why know you've come back here persisting, Carol.

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I'm late for the launderette as it is.

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I've said my piece and that is it.

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-That's not like you, Dot. One word when a sermon will do.

-Ladies...

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I've found that in this case actions speak louder than words.

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I can see that. Packing me up and out of your life that quickly.

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Enough! Listen to the pair of you!

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You've found each other again and now you're going to throw it all away? Over what?

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-Not what. Who.

-What d'you mean, who?

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Oh, come on, Dot. You know it's all about Charlie. Always has been and always will be.

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It's not about Charlie. It's about me trusting ya.

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-Dot, Rose is your sister.

-I had a half-sister.

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I know you disapprove of me, Dot.

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But that doesn't change the fact that I'm still your sister.

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I knew my half-sister as Rose Elizabeth Taylor.

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Then she erroneously became Rose Cotton, having bigamously married my husband Charlie Cotton

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while I was still his wife.

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My sister did not have a passport, or so she told me.

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And my sister's name was never "Rose Beauchamp."

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So who this woman is, I ain't got the foggiest idea.

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-You've been through my things?

-I've come up with more than I bargained for.

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It's not what you think.

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No, Rose. With you, it never is.

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Rose?

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Just wait!

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Look, make sure she takes all her belongings with her.

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I've got to go now.

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A measly 20 quid, and she reckons she's skint.

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-Maybe she is.

-Yeah, except for when she's getting bladdered with Lauren down the Vic.

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While she barely has time for me. Why're you defending her, anyway?

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I'm not. I'm just trying to see her side of things.

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Don't.

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All right.

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-Well?

-Well, what?

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-Have you got 20 quid or not?

-Did you ask?

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-What do you think I've been doing for ten minutes?

-Complaining!

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-Read between the lines, Jay.

-Actually, d'you know what, I'm skint as well.

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You could have told me that ten minutes ago.

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-What am I supposed to do now?

-I don't know. You heard your mum. Go an improvise.

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You all right?

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Yeah. No. I've got something of yours.

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Ten quid? You can keep that.

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Thanks, but no.

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-Uncle Jack.

-All right? Does your mum know you're not at school?

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-Cup of tea, please.

-All right, sexy. How's it going?

-Late for work. How are you?

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Preggers. Give us a bit of toast.

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Rose ain't here, I'm afraid. Didn't she show up for work?

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Nah. First day and all. S'posed to be cleaning Ian's place.

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Now Mandy's gone and chipped a nail scrubbing out a sink, she's started screaming blue murder.

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-Talking about law suits. Oh, dear.

-Drink?

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-Eh? Nah, I shouldn't.

-You look like you could use it.

-Go on, then.

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Come on, Bill. What's the problem?

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Is it that obvious?

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-Frankly, you look like Eeyore without his Prozac.

-Cheers.

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Is it work?

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Janine?

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No. It's...family troubles.

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Lola? What's she done now?

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I'm going to be a great-grandfather, Pat.

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Oh, my God.

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Anthony!

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Anthony!

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Carol? You seen Lauren?

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Not since last night. Why? She not come home?

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Nah, she ain't answering her phone neither.

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-I'll let you know if I hear anything.

-Ta.

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Tyler! Tyler!

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-I'll need a receipt.

-Yeah, I heard you the first time.

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-If Billy thinks I'm paying...

-Lauren. It's me.

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-Give me a call me as soon as you get this.

-Should you not be focussing?

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-It's called multi-tasking.

-You all right?

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-Yes. Why wouldn't I be?

-I just saw Abi. She didn't look happy.

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-She's a 15-year-old girl, Jack. She's never happy.

-About that multi-tasking...

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All right, Tanya?

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-The next person that asks me that...

-I heard Lauren's missing.

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She's not "missing". She just hasn't come back yet. OK? If you don't mind...

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She's multi-tasking... Ow!

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PHONE RINGS

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Lauren? Rainie? What you..?

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Stay there. I'm coming. I'm coming.

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-Er...

-Sorry.

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Look what you've done! You've maimed me!

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Can you come back, you mad bint!

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Oh, I can't believe it!

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Thing is, I'm trying to be grown-up about the whole thing,

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but every time I think about it... Every time I think about some bloke being with my Lola, I want to...

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Go round there and shout the odds?

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I want to rip his scrawny little head off.

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But I know that that's wrong and I've gotta rise above it.

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That's good of you, Billy.

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Maybe you could do it.

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-I think my days of ripping heads off are long gone.

-No, I didn't mean...

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I meant, maybe you could talk to Lola.

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You know, woman to woman. About the responsibilities of having a baby.

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That's a good one.

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You're serious, ain't ya?

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Me and Lola don't exactly get on. I don't think she'd want to hear it from me.

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Now Julie's gone... Lola's got it into her head that this is all going to be easy.

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That she can live it large off single mother's benefits.

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She's not even 16, Pat.

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You want me to explain that there are people that can help?

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That there's no shame in asking for help.

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I just think it'll be better coming from a woman.

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It always is, Billy. It always is.

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I knew I could count on you. Thanks, Pat.

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Er... Oh!

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You want to worry about something? Worry about that.

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It was at Tyler's. Anthony heard her say she lost it. They thought it must be at the club.

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The club they left without her. Why?

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She stayed.

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Alone?

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No.

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-Right. So, we don't know where my daughter is, who she's with or if she's all right.

-It could be worse.

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-Really? How?

-A police car's just pulled up.

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Is it Lauren? Is she OK?

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-Who's Lauren?

-Lauren Branning. My daughter.

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She told us her name was Abigail.

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What do you know?

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It got worse.

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Abi now? And Lauren missing as well?

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You gotta do something, Jack.

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I already have.

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RUMBLING

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Tyler.

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Tyler! The door!

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That's not the door. It's roadworks.

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Who are you?

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Not Tyler.

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Although I'm beginning to wish I was...

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-Tyler?

-No.

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Alfie.

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Colder!

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Phil.

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-I've got morning sickness, you know!

-I give up, then.

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-You ain't got 20 quid, have you?

-Oh, were we playing for money?

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No. I could just use 20 quid.

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Seeing as you asked straight out and no messing about.

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Thank you.

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Who else knows, then? I cannot wait to see Ben's face.

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Whatever.

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Come on, then. Who's the father?

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No idea.

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All right, Bill.

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Jay.

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Lo, you got a minute?

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Depends. What's in it for me?

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Me getting off your case for a bit.

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Sold! See you later.

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Laters.

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There's no rush, is there?

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Sorry, what?

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There's no rush. Have some lunch or...whatever.

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Thanks, but no.

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Have you seen my bag?

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My phone?

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You lost it. Last night.

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Remember?

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Think it's probably best if I just get out of here.

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You don't know where "here" is, do you?

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Outta control.

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I'm not out of control.

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What's my name?

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Can you just call me a cab, please?

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What are you doing here?

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Don't worry, Dot. I'm here to wash. Not to talk.

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That'll make a change.

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What's cooking?

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A baby. In your belly, apparently.

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Yeah, what's that got to do with you?

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Billy asked me to talk to you, woman to woman.

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OK, then.

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Talk.

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D'you want a drink?

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-Pat!

-It's all right. It's all right. No. I shouldn't really.

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But you'd like one?

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Well, yeah. If I weren't pregnant.

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So you do know you gotta make sacrifices?

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Yeah, of course.

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Good. Cos giving up drink is the easiest of 'em.

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Having a baby is one big sacrifice after another.

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It's the single biggest responsibility you will ever undertake.

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The hardest, most painful,

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most unrelenting thing you'll ever face in your life.

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-And that's just the next nine months.

-Pat.

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So you gotta be sure about this.

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If you're not, there are options.

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There are doctors who can help.

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On the NHS, so it's clean and safe, not like it was in my day.

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Pat!

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What, are you saying you want me to have an abortion?

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Er... I just wanted you to know that there are people that can help.

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You're crazy.

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And you're well out of order.

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Lola... Lo!

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What was that about?

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I thought you wanted her to know that there were people that could help. Doctors she could see and that...

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Ante-natal doctors! Not abortionists!

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Thank you so much, Officer. Once again, I can't apologise enough. Sorry.

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It's all right, Abs.

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What have you got to say for yourself?

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Go easy on her, Tan.

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Stay out of this. Well?

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Sorry.

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You're sorry? For what? What part? The shoplifting?

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The criminal damage?

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Don't forget the bit about fleeing a crime scene.

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All for a pair of shoes, Abi. What were you thinking?!

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-I wanted a pair of shoes.

-Don't get smart.

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This is the second time the police have brought you home! What did you think you were doing?

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-What you told me to do.

-What?

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-I was showing some initiative. D'you remember?

-Don't you put this on me.

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No. We wouldn't want that, would we?

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-Right, that's enough.

-Good!

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Where do think you're going? What is going on with you?

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Me? Mum, you want to take a look in the mirror,

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because I'm not the one with the problem!

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So, go after her.

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I, er...

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Need a drink?

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What?

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Your hands. They're shaking.

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Sign of withdrawal.

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PHONE RINGS

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Can I answer that this time?

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Hello?

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OK, yeah, I'll tell her.

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Gaynor.

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Some customer's claiming that you maimed 'em.

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That'll be because of the shaking, no doubt.

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Tan, where you going?

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-You proud of yourself?

-Abi's right. Tanya does need to look into the mirror some time.

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And I...

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need a cigarette.

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What you doing?

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I'm out of fags.

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That's Abi's bag!

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She's shoplifting, defying authority. Stands to reason she's smoking.

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This just keeps getting better.

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Lola!

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Hey.

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Hey. You all right?

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Yeah.

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Look, is it true?

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Yes. I'm pregnant.

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Right. How?

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Pretty sure the normal way.

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-Are you going to keep it?

-Yeah.

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Jay reckons you don't know who the dad is.

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That's right.

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D'you think...what we done...

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Ben, look. What we did, I don't even think it really counts.

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And you ain't the only guy I've been with, you know.

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Yes, you're off the hook.

0:21:090:21:11

Right. Catch you in a bit.

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Sorry.

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Oh, no. Now what've I done?

0:21:240:21:27

Too much soap powder. An extra rinse'll clear it.

0:21:270:21:31

I could use your help.

0:21:330:21:35

-I can show you if you like.

-Thank you.

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It was a man, as usual.

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In Liverpool.

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I might have known.

0:21:510:21:54

It wasn't a good relationship, Dot. It was...

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Adulterous?

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Violent.

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He hurt me, Dot.

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Lauren!

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Are you OK, darling?

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Where were you?

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I, er...

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I don't really know.

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You silly, silly girl.

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What were you thinking, eh?

0:22:440:22:46

Don't.

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I feel bad enough as it is.

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Is she... Is Mum OK?

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I don't know. Not really. I've gotta go for Abi. Will you just go home and wait there for your mum?

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Why? Where is she?

0:23:010:23:02

Not sure. She said she needs to be somewhere. Come on.

0:23:020:23:07

Lauren?

0:23:100:23:12

Lauren!

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-Billy? Have you seen Jay?

-No. Have you seen Lola?

0:23:220:23:25

No.

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He's been spending a lot of time with her lately, hasn't he?

0:23:260:23:30

She won't leave him alone.

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-He doesn't seem to mind, from what I can see.

-What do you mean?

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Seen 'em earlier on, laughing and messing about together.

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He even give her 20 quid.

0:23:400:23:42

Jay doesn't have 20 quid to give anyone, let alone Lola.

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Oh, I must have been seeing things, then.

0:23:450:23:47

You tell him I want to see him. All right?

0:23:470:23:52

PHONE BLEEPS

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I had to do what I had to do to get away so he couldn't find me.

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I had to change my name. Change my identity.

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Whatever it took.

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Well, you can change your name but you can't change your nature.

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-That's what I'm afraid of.

-Ah, that's taken care of.

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I need someone to take care of me. I always have.

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Well, I've always maintained you go north of Watford at your peril.

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Probably better that you stay around here.

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Just to be on the safe side.

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You told Ben, then.

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Should've seen his face.

0:24:390:24:40

Yeah, I did.

0:24:400:24:42

So. You keeping it then, or..?

0:24:420:24:44

Yes! Why does everyone keep asking me that?

0:24:440:24:47

-What do I look like to you?

-A pregnant teenager.

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When you put it that way...

0:24:490:24:52

What's this, then?

0:24:520:24:54

It's what I got with the money you give me.

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-"Your baby is a full-time job."

-Jay.

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I can be a good mum, you know.

0:25:020:25:04

Of course. Of course you can.

0:25:040:25:07

Hey?

0:25:070:25:09

-All right, Abs.

-All right?

0:25:090:25:12

-It's not what it looks like.

-You can have her.

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And your baby. And you can both go to hell.

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I'm so dumped.

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PHONE BLEEPS

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Tanya Jessop. J-E-S-S-O-P.

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I can't see her.

0:26:010:26:04

Lauren?

0:26:040:26:06

You OK?

0:26:060:26:08

Yeah, I'm fine. It's my mum I'm worried about.

0:26:080:26:11

-She's meant to be here.

-Yeah, she is.

0:26:110:26:13

Good. So where is she?

0:26:130:26:14

-I don't know. I thought she'd...

-She's not here?

0:26:140:26:17

I can say that she's not.

0:26:170:26:20

So she's finished her treatment, then?

0:26:200:26:22

I think you should talk to your mum.

0:26:220:26:24

That's why I'm here. She's got an appointment, ain't she?

0:26:240:26:28

What, she ain't showed up?

0:26:300:26:33

Has my mum been missing appointments?

0:26:330:26:37

-Has she been having any treatment at all?

-You really need to talk to your mum.

0:26:390:26:43

About time.

0:26:460:26:48

-Mum...

-Abi, darling, I'm so sorry about before.

0:26:500:26:54

It's not you. It's me and Jay... We broke up.

0:26:540:26:57

Did you, darling, why? What's happened?

0:26:570:27:00

-Where's Lauren? Didn't she find you?

-Lauren's back? Is she all right?

0:27:000:27:05

Yeah, she's all right.

0:27:050:27:06

You just don't care!

0:27:060:27:08

Abi, I do, darling! Of course! What happened?

0:27:080:27:11

It might have something to do with this. I found it in her bag.

0:27:110:27:15

You're pregnant?

0:27:150:27:16

-No, it's not...

-Abi, how could you? How could you? You stupid, stupid little girl!

0:27:160:27:21

Tanya! What is wrong with you?

0:27:210:27:23

-What do you mean? This isn't about me!

-Families fall apart from the top down.

0:27:230:27:27

Nothing's falling apart, Mum.

0:27:270:27:29

How can you say that?

0:27:290:27:31

-You've not been yourself.

-Not you an' all?

0:27:310:27:33

All of us.

0:27:330:27:35

You want to know what's wrong? You want to know what's wrong?

0:27:380:27:41

I'll tell you what's wrong. You! All of you is what is wrong.

0:27:410:27:45

I have got a toddler to look after alone, a business to run alone,

0:27:450:27:49

and I've got a husband who hates my guts, and an ex-husband who's nowhere to be found.

0:27:490:27:54

And I've had... I've got this flu thing.

0:27:540:27:56

And what help have I had from my family, eh?

0:27:560:27:59

What support?

0:27:590:28:01

I've got a leech for a mother, whose welcome has run out, by the way.

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And a crack-smoking self-obsessed sister.

0:28:050:28:08

And, worst of all, I've got this spiteful, spoilt brat of a daughter.

0:28:080:28:11

-Who's not only a criminal, she's a tart too!

-It takes one to know one!

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Enough!

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