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-When's the big day, Jini?

-Next week.

-Next week.

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-I knew there wasn't long to go.

-Let me make you a nice cup of tea.

-Why don't we go over to the cafe

-so that I can visit Sali Mali?

-Good idea. She'll be as surprised

-to see you as I was.

-We could all eat at the cafe -

-I'm starving.

-You've only just had a sandwich.

-I know, but I could eat a horse

-as long as you wiped its nose!

-I'll fetch my coat.

-Are you coming, Jac?

-I'll be with you in a minute. You

-can spend some time together first.

-The little case is obviously ready.

-Case?

-Jini's case - for the hospital.

-Jini's case - for the hospital.

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-Jacaraca! Of course it is.

-There it is.

-I hope you have a full tank

-of petrol in the car.

-Yes. I called with Pry Bach Tew

-this morning.

-There's still another week to go.

-Better safe than sorry, Jac,

-better safe than sorry.

-Are you ready?

-Are you ready?

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-Yes, Jini. See you later Jac.

-Everything will be fine

-now that Mamgu has arrived.

-Sali!

-I have a surprise for you.

-I have a surprise for you.

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-Have you had the baby already?

-No, not yet.

-Mamgu!

-When did you arrive?

-Sali Mali, how are you? What do

-you think of your little sister?

-When I arrived, she was cleaning.

-When I arrived, she was cleaning.

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-That's what I've been doing.

-Go and sit down

-and I'll make us all a cuppa.

-Good idea.

-This one looks lovely.

-Can I have a big piece? Mamgu?

-A small piece.

-A small piece.

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-Can I have a little of everything?

-Of course, Jini. Sit down

-and I'll bring you a plate of cakes.

-Good idea.

-Is everything ready, Jini?

-Yes.

-Jac's decorated the baby's room.

-Oh, what has he done?

-He's papered the walls,

-painted and hung the curtains.

-The tea's on the way.

-The tea's on the way.

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-Lovely, Sali.

-Now then, what did Mamgu say?

-Oh, yes.

-The case.

-Car keys.

-These, too.

-A boy and a girl.

-Just in case.

-I enjoyed those cakes.

-Ooh!

-Ooh!

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-What's wrong? Eaten too much?

-No! I think the time has come, Jini.

-I think you're right.

-I'll phone Nyrs Nia.

-Good idea.

-Relax, Jini. Breathe slowly.

-I can't remember the number.

-Oh, yes!

-That's it.

-Hello, Nyrs Nia. It's Sali Mali.

-Could you come over to the cafe?

-Yes, that's right, it's Jini.

-No-one's told Jac.

-Nyrs Nia is on her way.

-Phone Jac.

-Tell him to bring the car down here.

-Tell him to remember Jini's case.

-Case. Jac. Car.

-PHONE RINGS

-Jacaraca! What's that noise?

-Sali? Yes?

-Jacaraca!

-Jini!

-The case.

-Car keys.

-Here they are.

-Case. Car keys.

-A cup of tea, Jini.

-Something for you to read.

-Thank you.

-Well, that's the way.

-You're in safe hands, Jini.

-How are you, Mamgu?

-I've heard a lot about you.

-I'm Nyrs Nia.

-Hello, Nyrs Nia.

-I've heard a lot about you, too.

-It's nice to finally meet you.

-How's the mother-to-be?

-I'm being well looked after.

-I'll leave you for a moment.

-You knew, didn't you?

-How did you know?

-How did you know?

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-All the signs were there.

-Jini cleaning the house,

-you cleaning the cafe.

-Jini eating more than usual.

-Where is Jac?

-He's taking his time.

-I hope he's OK.

-He'll be fine. Sit there quietly.

-SIREN

-Did you phone for an ambulance?

-I think Jac's here, Jini.

-Where's Jini?

-She's sitting in the cafe.

-Turn the siren off.

-Are you sure?

-Yes, Jac.

-Where did that siren come from?

-Plwmp gave it to me.

-He took it off the JCB.

-He told me I might have to

-rush to the hospital.

-It would help me on my way.

-Fair play to you, Jac.

-As it happens,

-we have plenty of time.

-You don't have to rush Jini

-to the hospital.

-Jacaraca, are you OK?

-Yes, now that you're here.

-Nyrs Nia, you can come with us.

-Mamgu, you can come, too.

-Jac, there's only room

-for two people in your car.

-Nyrs Nia can drive Jini to the

-hospital and you can come with me.

-Good idea.

-The case is in the boot.

-OK, Jac.

-There's plenty of petrol.

-We'll be straight after you.

-Thank you, Jac.

-I'll phone Mam and Dad.

-Off we go, Jac.

-Jacaraca! I've forgotten something.

-I'll see you by the car.

-Come with me. It's almost time.

-Here we go, Jini.

-We've arrived safe and sound.

-Hello, Doctor.

-Jac will be here soon.

-Welcome to our hospital, Jini.

-You'll be happy here.

-Everyone is very friendly here.

-I'm Dr Dafydd.

-I'll be here all the time

-to look after you.

-Nyrs Nia understands the system.

-Are you OK, Jini? Hello, Doctor.

-Well, well.

-Mamgu and Jac.

-Everything will be OK now.

-Yes, Jini.

-Are there any more to come?

-Yes.

-Sali Mali's outside

-waiting for Wil and Wini.

-Right. Come with me, Jini.

-You can come, too, Jac y Jwc.

-Wait for me, Wini.

-I'm so worried.

-Sali Mali. How is Jini?

-How is Jac?

-Jini's fine and Jac's fine.

-He's with Mamgu.

-Poor dab!

-Come on then.

-Are you OK, Jini?

-Are you OK, Jini?

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-Yes, Jac.

-Why don't you get some fresh air?

-Yes, OK.

-Now then, Jini, as I said earlier...

-Jac. Oh, dear, Jac.

-Jacaraca! Poor Jini.

-You're doing very well.

-There we go then.

-I'll go back to Jini.

-Are you OK, Jac?

-Yes, Dad!

-I'm going to be a dad!

-He's OK.

-He'll come around in no time.

-I've seen this many times before.

-Oh, Jacaraca. Where am I?

-Where's Jini?

-Where's Jini?

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-It's OK, Jac.

-Jac, would you like to come with me?

-Is everything OK?

-Is everything OK?

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-Everything's fine. Coming, Jac?

-Jac, your gifts.

-Give her my best.

-My little Jini.

-In you go, Jac.

-Are you OK, Jini?

-Yes, I'm fine, Jac.

-Are you?

-Well? What do you think?

-Christmas time -

-that would be nice, wouldn't it?

-Right, you can all come in now.

-Dad!

-A little girl.

-Congratulations, Jini.

-Look at her.

-I think she looks like me.

-Doesn't she, Wil?

-Yes, Wini. Yes.

-Where's Jac?

-A little boy.

-A girl.

-A girl.

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-A boy.

-Twins! One of each.

-This is Jams.

-And this is Jane.

-Jams and Jane.

-Congratulations.

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