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Liam? I'm going back to the stall now.

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Why don't you come, get some fresh air?

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Come on, leave them for five minutes. Masood won't mind.

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Come on. You coming or what?

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Get your coat.

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No-one thinks that, Tan.

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Yeah, Max and Kirsty deserve each other.

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Why don't I come round later, yeah, and we can have a girlie night in?

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I've tried Jack, I've tried Dennis.

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I give up. What is the new password?

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-Korma?

-Bhuna.

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And... And these are my very special samosas.

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One bite of these...

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-Don't mind if I do!

-Not so fast.

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He can't keep his eyes off you. You could do worse.

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-Let's face it, you have.

-Why don't you get back to the stall?

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All right, Liam. How's the science going?

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-Yeah. Stephen Hawking better watch out...

-Oi, you.

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There's no fresh air in here, come on, outside and help me.

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Come on.

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For someone with a 19% share in this business,

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you've certainly been busy.

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We should go for lunch. Catch up on what's been going on.

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Maybe I can relieve you of some of this burden.

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Simpsons? You've ordered from Simpsons?

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-I told 'em we'd never do business with them again.

-I got a discount.

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And you've cancelled the order for the mixers. We're on the last crate.

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If you'd looked at the computer you'd have realised that.

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If somebody hadn't changed the password...

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I can't have any Tom, Dick or Harry looking at my files, can I?

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I'm sure you've got nothing to hide.

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Where are the accounts anyway?

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I thought we did them at the end of each month?

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We do. March has been a busier month than usual.

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I was going to do 'em later today.

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Great. When do you think they'll be ready?

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-Shouldn't take me longer than an hour.

-PHONE RINGS

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Billy.

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Well, tell them I'm busy. OK.

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OK.

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Problem?

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My executive director.

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Can't get the staff.

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Well, don't feel you have to stay, Janine.

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I'll be back in two hours for those accounts.

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Fine.

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I'm telling you, that Fargo's has gone to the dogs.

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-I went last night with Denise.

-That's romantic.

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No, really, the menu is an absolute joke.

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Walford is crying out for a decent restaurant.

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And you're going to open it!

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No, I thought we already talked about this.

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-What time you got to be there?

-Soon.

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Now.

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Look, it's just a poxy letter.

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There's no way they'll hand Scarlett over to her. All right?

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You got nothing to worry about.

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I never worry.

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-See you later.

-See you later.

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This yours?

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Yes. These are my special samosas.

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Right. Can you get them out the way, please?

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-I made them for you. Try one.

-No, thanks...

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-I really think you should try one.

-You saying I don't know my own mind?

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-No.

-Cos it wouldn't be the first time you've decided you know

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what's best for me, would it?

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You need some mixers.

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I'll tell Alfie to bring some over from the Vic.

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No. That's not the point.

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Our name'll be mud if we mess about suppliers

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and bottom of the list when we need a favour.

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I just wish I'd done them accounts yesterday.

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Why did she have to come back today?

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I've got to pick Denny up...

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I'll pick him up.

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-You sure?

-Yeah. And I'll have a word with Janine while I'm out.

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-Tell her to back off.

-Don't you dare.

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If she thinks I've come running to you, she'll never take me seriously.

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I can handle it.

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All right.

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Bet you ain't sorted your colours, have you?

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-Sorry.

-Don't be. That's what I'm here for.

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I usually leave that all to Mum.

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Yeah.

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Wants her space, I suppose.

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Look, I'm sorry about that.

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Don't be, I'm not.

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Really?

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Fancy a game?

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I can't. I mean, I dunno...

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Don't worry.

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I can take a hint.

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No! I swear down. The Arches is madness today...

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You know what?

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Maybe I need my space.

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Will you just hold them for a sec?

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Can I go home now?

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You've only just got here. You all right being out here?

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No. People actually think I like these rank clothes.

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-TIFF SINGS

-There she is. Go on then.

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And take Jessie J with you.

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# To fly-y-y-y. #

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Shut up, Tiff, will you?

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I'm singing. I don't need you to walk with me.

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I ain't no loser, loser.

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Where'd you get that?

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None of your business.

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If Mum finds out you've nicked it, she's going to go mental.

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Yeah but I...

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That's mine. Get off.

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That's why it's got a name on it and it ain't yours, yeah?

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They said they'd get you one if you wanted.

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Who?

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Who gave you this, Tiff?

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I'm not messing around. You need to tell me now!

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No, I don't.

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Tiff, come back here now! Tiff!

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And you say that your wife has made no attempt to contact you

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or see her daughter until last week?

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No. Seven months. Seven months, she hasn't been in contact.

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She hasn't telephoned. No contact whatsoever.

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She's shown no interest in speaking to me or seeing the child.

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It's abnormal behaviour.

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Um, can you think of any reasons why she stayed away?

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Well...how long you got? You know.

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It seems pretty straightforward to me.

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You know, it's mad mother abandons child, father gets custody.

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Surely?

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Residency cases are rarely that straightforward, Mr Moon.

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I mean, your wife does have rights.

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Rights?

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After the way she's behaved? Rights?

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Yes. She's Scarlett's mother.

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Denise agrees. I could really make something of this place.

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No. I think Bobby was right the first time.

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I've always found it's useful to have something to look forward to,

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you know, after you've had a blip in life.

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A project to focus on.

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A few cardboard boxes and that'll feel just like home.

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Only I thought you were over this whole Stig Of The Dump routine?

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So the rumours are true? You're back.

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And look, the whole of Walford's out to welcome you. Not.

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Don't deny it, Beale. I'm all your Christmases come at once!

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Ignore her. You can achieve anything you want to.

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You just have to follow your heart.

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Jean! You got a minute?

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-Me?

-Yeah.

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What have I done?

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Look, just tell me who gave it to you and then you can have it back.

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Promise? You got to say it.

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Tiff!

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Stop shouting! I don't know her name. I don't!

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So what, you haven't seen her about, no?

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She's nice.

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Nice people don't steal stuff and hang around outside school gates!

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I like her.

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She ain't bad. She don't see them boys no more.

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What boys?

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Tiff!

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The ones that mugged Tamwar.

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You said I could have it back!

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Liam. Liam!

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Yeah, Mum.

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It's me. You need to come home.

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Tiff, just get off!

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It's what I advise all my clients.

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Mediation is the best way to ensure that both parties get contact

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with the child and have a satisfactory relationship.

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Mediation.

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Do you know what the best two words in child residency cases are?

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Be nice.

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You'd be surprised. It often works.

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And what it means is you can come to an agreement about joint residence

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without the expense of going to court.

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Joint residence? I don't want joint residency.

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I don't want my daughter anywhere near her.

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I want my day in court. I want her judged.

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Well, obviously you have that right.

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But I'd strongly urge against it because it will be very expensive.

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Yeah?

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I mean, we're talking anything from a few thousand to 20 plus.

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I mean, you know, the sky's the limit.

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And it's not just the financial cost.

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It's an emotional drain.

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A court case like that - it could drag on for years.

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I'll get the money.

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You need to think about this, Mr Moon.

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I have. Yes. It's very good.

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Thank you, Mr Pike, for your expertise and your advice.

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Thank you.

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Hiya.

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Hi. Where's Denny?

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I just dropped him off at Tanya's.

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She said he could stay for dinner, an' all, if you like?

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Right. Where do you want me?

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Jean?

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Yes. Or, your angel of mercy,

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here to help out in your hour of need.

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Um, Phil said you needed help with the accounts?

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I'm perfectly capable of doing the accounts.

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But you could do with an extra pair of hands.

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You said you was up against it.

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Alfie says I'm a whizz at doing the books.

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Won't be a minute.

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Jean?

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Yeah.

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So, Janine's not the only one who doesn't think I'm up to the job.

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Listen, you got half an hour to do the paperwork,

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stock the shelves and sort out your contracts.

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You really want me to send her back to the Vic?

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HE CLEARS THROAT

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It would help if you could spell, I suppose.

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HE LAUGHS WEAKLY

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Back to the drawing board.

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Jack, can you call me? This is getting boring now.

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You don't happen to know if there's damp, dry rot or mould or anything

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on the adjoining wall with the Emporium, do you?

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No. Why, you going to rent that place?

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Looks like someone's beat you to it.

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This is up for rent, though, if you're interested.

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What, a zoo full of thugs on steroids?

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Do I look like Phil Mitchell?

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Last one.

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You think I was going to let Janine get one over on you?

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I appreciate it. Jean is officially a godsend.

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Nearly forgot. One of them teachers collared me.

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Oh, right. The school trip.

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Natural History Museum.

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You've paid for it?

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They said it was overdue. Dennis was getting a bit upset, so...

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He's desperate to see the dinosaurs.

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Jack told him all about 'em.

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-Oi, oi, come on.

-No.

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No, I keep letting him down.

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Give yourself a break, will you?

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I can't.

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We're on our own now. I'm all he's got.

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Sharon, you're not on your own.

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OK?

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I mean it. You need anything,

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you come to me, all right?

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Sharon. Fonts. Any preference?

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-No, no, I'm easy.

-Right.

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It's stolen, but she ain't done the stealing.

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Tiff, come down here now!

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I reckon it was Ali gave it to her.

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Waited outside the school gates or something.

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Who's Ali when he's at home?

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She's a girl. She hangs round with Kane.

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No, Liam. It's not them.

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What would they want with Tiff?

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They ain't gone, Mum.

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Yes. They have, darling.

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What?

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They've been texting me.

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Don't read 'em all, though.

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Why didn't you say something?

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I didn't want you to worry.

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"Liam RIP"?!

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Collateral, yeah, yeah.

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And what would be the interest on that?

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I've just chased some thieving toerag all the way up

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Turpin Road with an armful of halter necks he nicked off the stall.

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Bianca left the stall without telling you?

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She got a phone call and scarpered.

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She's all right, ain't she?

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I'll find out in a minute.

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Uh, I made a mistake on the board and I just had to come back.

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It was niggling away.

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The samosas didn't work

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and I thought I might have a slice of that.

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A really big one.

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You can say that again.

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Look, I'm sorry, Carol.

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I shouldn't have waded in with my size nines. Tens, actually.

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Nine and a half with slippers cos they stretch but...

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I absolutely should not have interfered with you and Steve.

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At least we agree on something.

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Look, if I made anything difficult between you and Bianca...

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No, no, no, you didn't. You didn't. It was something and nothing, OK?

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And I know you were just trying to be helpful

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but let me fight my own battles in future. Yeah?

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Absolutely.

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So we have a future?

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Well, we might do.

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Maybe we could go out for a drink?

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A drink? You and me?

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Maybe...

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Michael, just tell me what they said.

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And don't lie to me.

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Nothing. Everything's under control.

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Right. That's that done.

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Thanks. I thought you'd be back at the Arches by now?

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You OK?

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Yeah. I'm fine, really.

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I was talking to Dennis on the way home.

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Do you still think it's a good idea you two living at Jack's?

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It's what he wants.

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I mean, I'm rattling round my house. There's plenty of room.

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It don't make sense, does it?

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You've only just got rid of us, you want us to move back in?

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Yeah.

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Yeah, I do.

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Dot would have a field day.

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"Jack's just gone and there she is shacking up with a new bloke."

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Jack was the new bloke.

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Anyway, who cares what anybody else thinks?

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You know, it's about what you want.

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That's what matters, Sharon.

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I know.

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You'll be all right.

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Will I? I'm not so sure.

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You will.

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Course you will.

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-Sharon, don't... Don't walk away.

-I can't, Phil.

-Not again. Please.

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Please.

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What you so scared of, eh? Tell me.

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Jean. All done?

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Didn't take long, did it?

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Come on then.

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Are you sure they didn't hurt you, Tiff?

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She said I had nice hair.

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Yeah, you have.

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Is she in trouble?

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No. Course not.

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Why don't you two go and get some crisps?

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Why didn't you say nothing, Liam?

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You know you can tell me anything.

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-CAROL:

-Bianca!

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Kat said you'd disappeared. Bianca?

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Mum, could you do me a favour

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and just keep Tiff and Morgan out the way for me?

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Why?

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Just do it, yeah?

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All right.

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You all right, kids?

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So what we going to do?

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Call the Old Bill.

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How many more do you reckon?

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How many more chances do you think we're going to get?

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Not too early, am I?

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-No, perfect timing.

-Good.

-All yours.

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I've also e-mailed the accounts

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-to you and sorted out the supplier mix up.

-Very efficient.

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-There's not a lot you can teach me about running a bar.

-I'm sure.

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I do have a few ideas of my own, though.

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I thought we should target a more upscale market.

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Sounds interesting.

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Why don't we go next door and bounce a few ideas around?

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Really?

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No time like the present.

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It'll have to be some other time. I want to look at these -

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make sure there are no mistakes.

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Look, Phil, please.

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You're the best friend I've got round here.

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I don't want anything to spoil that.

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We're not friends, Sharon.

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We never have been and we never will be

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because we both want more than that.

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Which is why it goes pear-shaped.

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Yeah, and have you ever asked yourself why? Eh?

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Well, I'll tell you.

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Because there's always been someone there to stick their oar in,

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you know, to muck things up.

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Grant.

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Kathy.

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-Peggy.

-Jack.

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But now...

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Now they're all gone.

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So Jack's out the picture,

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you think I'll jump straight into bed with you?

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Come on, Sharon, this ain't about a quickie.

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This ain't about trying to get you into bed.

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I told you, I want you to move in with me.

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Play happy families?

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Yeah.

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Ain't that what you want? Because that's...that's what I want.

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Sharon.

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Sharon, I love you.

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I do.

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I love you.

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And we ain't going to get another chance like this.

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I need you to tell me.

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Do you want to make a go of this

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or don't you?

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Phil.

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Do you recognise anyone in these pictures, Tiffany?

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Her.

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And she's the one that gave you the MP3 player?

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Come on, Tiff.

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How long have they been sending you them texts, Liam?

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Uh...

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I dunno. A week, maybe.

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Maybe more.

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I didn't think they were going to go anywhere near Tiff.

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You've done the right thing letting us know, Liam.

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What about school? How can I send her back there,

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knowing that they'll be waiting for her?

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We've informed the head teacher. They'll have staff outside.

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Plus we've got a couple of specials

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that can be around there at home time.

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Right.

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Kane and his mates have been intimidating a witness.

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When we find them, they'll be arrested.

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Liam?

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What if I weren't here?

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None of this would be happening. They know where we live.

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Yeah, and there'll be Old Bill crawling all over the shop.

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-Yeah, well, they won't be there all the time.

-Liam, don't worry.

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What if I went and stayed with my dad?

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Is that still an option?

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-No.

-Yes.

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Phil?

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I'm here to offer you first refusal on my share in the boxing gym.

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That place is dead, bruv. No-one won't even go in there.

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We have an exclusive clientele.

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So why don't I draw up some figures for you,

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show you the paperwork, you can mull it over?

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How about you don't bother, yeah?

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HE LAUGHS

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And you can sling your hook an' all.

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Go on, go.

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Liam, you haven't done anything wrong.

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You're not the one who should be thinking about moving away.

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This is my fault. This is all my fault and

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it's only going to get worse.

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Liam, we are going to pursue the people that did this to you.

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Don't forget you can call us on the phone we gave you, any time.

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See? You'll be safer here than you would at your dad's.

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I think I'm going to leave you to discuss this.

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I'll see you out.

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As soon as we have any information, I'll be in touch.

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Yeah, thanks.

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You closed up the wash-house early then?

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You can collect your laundry tomorrow.

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-I know, but it's you I wanted to see.

-Really?

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Look, I wanted to say I'm sorry.

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I mean, this beef between you and Mum, it's down to me, innit?

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I mean, I shouldn't have pushed her.

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And it's not even really beef, it's just...things.

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It was dinner.

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Mum don't like to be told.

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She likes to do things in her own time.

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Let me guess.

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She don't want you to see me any more.

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No, no, she's cool with that, Nan.

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She's not that bad underneath all that fire.

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So I'm stuck with you then?

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Afraid so.

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Now we got that nonsense out the way, we got business.

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I can't neglect my skills no more.

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That's what I'm talking about.

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You can't do this. You can't take Scarlett. It's not fair.

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No court will allow it.

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You sell nylon jeggings at the market

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and suddenly you're qualified to give me legal advice.

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Go Kat(!)

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He loves the bones of that kid.

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I am her mother.

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And you of all people should know what it's like to be

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separated from your child.

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You walked out on your daughter.

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I did what was best.

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Right. Well, do it now and let Michael keep her

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because she doesn't even know you.

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The sooner I get her away from him, the better.

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You won't get her.

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So, what, do you think I can't look after you, Liam?

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I've been keeping you out of trouble since you were born.

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Unlike your father.

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Kane won't find me there.

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At least this way he'll leave you lot alone.

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Liam, Kane is a vicious thug but he ain't stupid.

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He sets one foot in Walford and the police'll be on him like a rash.

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No-one is going to hurt my kids.

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Not while I'm still breathing, all right?

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Maybe he should go.

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I said no, Mum.

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Liam belongs here with us.

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This family sticks together, right? No matter what!

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Is Liam leaving?

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-We don't want him to.

-Course not. Come here.

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Liam's staying right here. Ain't you, Liam?

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I'm celebrating.

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Oh, Ian. You haven't seen, the Emporium's already been rented out.

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Yeah, I had noticed.

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Well, one set back. I'm sure there'll be many more.

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Jean, Jean, I'm fine about it. In fact, I couldn't be happier.

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No! You? You've rented the Emporium!

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Shhh! Keep it quiet, all right? I haven't told Denise yet.

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So you found the money for the deposit then!

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Um, it's all in hand.

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I mean, I've got to dot the I's, cross the Ts and all that.

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You need to get a new brief

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cos this Norman Pike is talking rubbish.

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Don't matter how many courts we go to.

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Go to every one in the country. She'll still win.

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Don't give up on this. You gotta fight it!

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How? With what?

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You're a smart bloke.

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You'll think of something.

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I'll see you later.

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Bye.

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