Tue, 05 Apr 2016 Pobol y Cwm

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-'How are you? X'

-I know you're still angry, OK?

-I thought that if I could talk to

-Kelly, people would understand.

-You're more stupid than I thought.

-Thanks for blaming me

-for all this, by the way.

-I didn't.

-She talks here about Meilyr's fund

-and the money I got from Marian.

-But it's not what we discussed.

-But that's what people remember.

-Well, well.

-Butter wouldn't melt in her mouth.

-Why would someone pretend to be ill?

-To get money, love.

-It says here she got 50,000

-from Marian Penrhewl.

-Fancy conning an old woman!

-Who cares.

-Hey, what she did was wrong.

-There are people out there

-who are seriously ill.

-Ah.

-Listen to this. "I'm sorry

-for the distress I caused.

-"It was a lie

-that went out of control."

-She doesn't look very sorry to me.

-How would you know

-what's going on in her head?

-I don't.

-I don't.

-

-Shut up, then.

-I didn't know you were in today.

-I live here.

-I know, but I rarely see you.

-I'm just enjoying myself.

-I'm on holiday.

-Well, if you're free tonight,

-maybe we could do something.

-No, I can't. I'm meeting

-someone in Llanarthur.

-Anyone I know?

-No, I don't think so.

-I don't... I don't know him myself.

-I found him on a dating app.

-Volcano.

-Is that the app or the guy?

-The app!

-I hope he's better than the last

-one. I found out he was married.

-Well, I might go out in Swansea

-tonight as well.

-It's Chester at Moduron Monk.

-Your purse isn't in your car.

-So, you've found it.

-Why didn't you let us know?

-Whatever!

-Idiot.

-Hey! You can't talk to customers

-like that.

-She was an idiot.

-You need to control your temper.

-You're going before the panel

-next week.

-That's easy for you to say.

-That's easy for you to say.

-

-I'm trying to help you!

-I wanted to withdraw

-the accusation, but...

-So, it's my fault, is it?

-Hey, what's wrong?

-He was cheeky to a customer.

-Just like his uncle at his age.

-Come on. Listen to the boss.

-Come on.

-Don't be too hard on him.

-He's in front of the panel

-next week.

-I know.

-I'm worried he'll crack.

-I won't let that happen.

-Hywel.

-Erm, I wanted to ask

-if I could come on Cwm FM...

-..to tell the story in my own words.

-And here's a cheque to repay

-the money I got from Meilyr's fund.

-You can't get enough attention,

-can you?

-If I were you,

-I wouldn't say any more.

-You've caused enough pain as it is.

-I really am sorry.

-Are you?

-What would you have done

-if you hadn't been caught?

-You would have gone to America

-with my son's money.

-Dragging Meilyr's name through the

-mud in the papers is unforgivable.

-People might think twice

-before donating to the fund now.

-I didn't say a word about the fund

-to Kelly.

-It was her decision to put it in.

-I can't believe you were

-stupid enough to admit it.

-You could go to jail.

-Hywel, don't go to the police,

-please.

-The only reason

-I won't go to the police...

-..is to avoid more bad publicity

-for the fund.

-I hope you're happy with

-your article.

-Eifion's leaving,

-and Hywel might call the police.

-You can't blame me.

-Things were bad enough. You've made

-everything a hundred times worse.

-I thought you understood.

-I thought you understood.

-

-I do!

-I wrote a decent article about the

-way you feel, but people are angry.

-I had to reflect that, too.

-Don't spout that rubbish to me.

-You're talking about my life here!

-You're so two-faced.

-Are you alright?

-Yeah, she's alright! She got

-everything she wanted from me.

-Angela's not happy with

-the article I wrote about her.

-Sorry.

-I don't want to hear it.

-I can meet you in Llanarthur.

-The Bull?

-Yeah, I know where that is.

-OK, see you there.

-Where are Dani and Vicky?

-Vicky has the day off, and Dani has

-gone to fetch stock or something.

-I can't believe

-she left the salon empty.

-I'm here.

-I'm here.

-

-You don't work here.

-I can answer the phone and

-take messages. I'm pretty handy.

-Tell me where I can find

-last year's receipts, then.

-Erm...

-No, I don't know.

-You're not as handy as you think.

-I've been asking Dani for days.

-She's been up to her ears.

-Phone Sheryl and ask her.

-I can't phone Uganda

-to ask for receipts.

-They've got phones in Uganda now.

-Right, I'm off.

-Someone needs to look after

-the salon.

-You're here now.

-You're here now.

-

-I've got work to do.

-There you go. Make sure you

-behave tonight, Andrew.

-I don't want to have to phone

-your wife again.

-You're as popular as ever

-with the customers, I see.

-What do you want?

-I've brought you this.

-You can't get rid of our stuff

-quickly enough, can you?

-It's Catrin's school book.

-I thought she'd need it.

-But I've found more

-of your stuff at Y Felin, too.

-And Gwyneth probably wants it out

-as soon as possible.

-Yeah, well...

-..I'm happy that you're

-moving on so quickly.

-We have to be practical.

-I'll come over tonight,

-but I don't finish here until eight.

-And Sion...

-..one other thing...

-..make sure Gwyneth isn't there.

-What a day!

-Thanks for inviting me over.

-Food won't be long.

-You're spoiling me.

-I suppose a foot massage is

-out of the question?

-Erm, I like you, but not quite.

-So, where's lover boy?

-Who?

-Tyler.

-Out somewhere. Don't call him that.

-OK. See you later.

-Did you phone Sheryl?

-I couldn't get through.

-A pint, please.

-No signal, probably.

-There are mobiles in Africa.

-There are mobiles in Africa.

-

-What's that supposed to mean?

-It's odd she hasn't phoned.

-She's busy. She's doing charity

-work, not out there on safari.

-Anyway, it's none of your business.

-Anyway, it's none of your business.

-

-Yes, it is. Dani's my sister.

-She's under strain at the salon.

-Find out when she's coming home.

-Why are you giving him a hard time?

-Dani's not happy at the moment.

-I'm sticking up for my sister.

-Has she said something?

-No, it's just obvious.

-And if it's not the salon,

-what else could it be?

-I don't know.

-So, nothing's happened

-since the kiss?

-No flirting over cornflakes

-at breakfast or anything?

-No. He's always out.

-I hardly ever see him.

-Pity.

-It was just a kiss.

-It didn't mean anything.

-You might not be his type either.

-It looks that way.

-But there we go,

-I don't mind either.

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-Hi, Catrin.

-You've brought a helper. Great.

-The stuff from the attic is here,

-and the rest is in the kitchen.

-Here you go. We'll go through it

-quickly. We can throw most of it.

-Most of it is the kids' stuff.

-Books and games.

-Yeah, I know. It's our stuff.

-We can do what we want with it.

-Well, if you need any help...

-No, we're fine.

-You've done enough. Garry

-and Chester are coming to help.

-You can play with your car.

-It's Gwern's.

-It's Gwern's.

-

-Yeah, I know.

-TEXT ALERT

-'Please come home.'

-A pint, please.

-Where's the missus tonight, then?

-She won't be my missus

-for much longer.

-I'm not surprised.

-You want to talk to me now, do you?

-No, not really.

-He wasn't man enough to tell me

-himself I'd been dropped.

-I don't want to deal with you.

-Too much of a coward.

-Listen, I'm not scared of you.

-Hey, leave it, Hyw.

-We don't want trouble here.

-You had better go.

-I haven't done anything.

-I haven't done anything.

-

-No, you're an angel!

-I've told you, she told me she had

-an aneurysm. I thought she was ill!

-OK.

-He's telling the truth.

-He had no idea I was lying.

-It was all my fault.

-Don't you see?

-Everyone's angry with me. I'm as

-much of a victim as anyone else.

-I've suffered...

-I've suffered...

-

-You don't know what suffering is.

-Leave it. You, out now!

-I won't ask again. Just go.

-Thanks for that. It was lush.

-Did Angela give you a hard time

-earlier?

-I read the article,

-and I thought you were fair.

-Thanks! The irony is,

-she must be mentally ill.

-Or there's something very wrong

-between her and Eifion...

-..to say she's got

-a life-threatening condition.

-Well, she's always been good to me.

-That's all I can say.

-Leave that now. I'll do it later.

-Sorry. I didn't think

-anyone would be here.

-Obviously.

-You didn't go to Swansea, then.

-You didn't go to Swansea, then.

-

-No.

-Are you going to introduce us

-or what?

-Yeah.

-This is Kelly and Iolo.

-This is Lewis.

-Luke.

-Sorry.

-Kelly works for the Western Post.

-And Iolo is my housemate.

-Hi, Kelly.

-Alright?

-We went to The Bull in Llanarthur.

-There had a quiz tonight.

-But everyone was over 90.

-We'll go upstairs out of your way.

-Are you alright?

-Of course I am.

-Whatever.

-Do we need to keep these?

-Just throw them in the box.

-I want to be out of here

-as soon as possible.

-Did you finish your project?

-Did you finish your project?

-

-No. I got stuck.

-If you ever need help...

-If you ever need help...

-

-Thanks, Dad.

-You don't have to call him that.

-You're not her parent.

-So, it's none of your business.

-Not legally, no.

-What are you talking about?

-I've made sure Sion has no rights

-as a father over you.

-I might not officially be

-your father any more...

-..but I still think the world

-of you, Chester and Aaron.

-Stop it, Sion.

-You've moved on, so have we.

-I'm taking this to the car,

-You bring that, love.

-Hey, let me help you.

-I wanted a quiet pint in the Deri.

-Then, you turn up, Hywel threatens

-to hit me and Garry throws me out.

-I was trying to help.

-After everything I've done

-for that club...

-..none of the boys will stick up

-for me.

-I know how you feel.

-No-one's stuck up for me, either.

-Eileen, Sioned nor you. No-one.

-The difference is,

-I haven't done anything wrong.

-No-one's perfect, Eifion.

-Here we go again.

-You're going to blame me.

-You've done things behind my back.

-You gave that money to Sioned...

-..and pretended to be ill

-to get that claim from APD.

-You can't compare that

-with what you did.

-I've supported you

-through everything.

-I cooked, cleaned,

-looked after the boys...

-..and when I need you the most,

-you just turn your back on me.

-I can't defend you.

-What you did was totally wrong.

-You will never understand

-how I feel.

-You were right.

-There's no future for us.

-LOUD MUSIC

-What do you fancy, then?

-What do you fancy, then?

-

-Sorry?

-On the box.

-On the box.

-

-You choose.

-A romcom?

-Something about lions?

-Shopping channel?

-I don't care.

-You do care.

-About Tyler, I mean.

-Come off it.

-OK, I have feelings for him.

-OK, I have feelings for him.

-

-How bad?

-Butterflies in the stomach...

-..I can't eat,

-I can't think straight.

-Oh, dear, it's bad.

-I wouldn't worry about Lewis...

-Luke... whatever his name is.

-No way is it serious!

-Tyler can't even remember his name.

-No, I understand that.

-But he's not the only boy

-Tyler has brought back this week.

-What's his secret, then?

-I thought eligible blokes

-were extinct around here.

-He uses some app to find dates.

-But he can do what he likes.

-I don't care.

-I'm just getting a drink.

-I'm just getting a drink.

-

-Take this.

-Thanks.

-I got your message.

-I thought you'd moved the stuff.

-No, Sion found me some more.

-Where are we going to put it?

-You've got plenty of room, Gar.

-My car's full, so the rest

-has to go in the van.

-You can throw everything else

-in the bin.

-Did you know that Sion

-isn't our father any more?

-He's never been our father.

-You were raised here,

-and you'll always be welcome here.

-Why would we want your help?

-You've been through a lot, with the

-move and the business with Ffion.

-I'll show her next week.

-Chester, put this in the van.

-Now.

-Don't make things worse.

-Mind your own business.

-It's me who looks after them now.

-Catrin.

-Say goodbye to Sion.

-Bye.

-Bye.

-

-Bye, love.

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