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-You can't hide me away when

-someone who knows Dani comes in.

-David isn't just someone. We all

-agreed it was best to keep it quiet.

-Love you.

-So much.

-OK, Barry?

-OK, Barry?

-

-OK, Vince. How's the packing going?

-OK as far as I know.

-The boss is in charge of all that.

-I'm just the muscle.

-Can Terry call in

-to have another look?

-I want to measure up so we can start

-straight away next week.

-Of course,

-call over lunchtime if it suits you.

-Great.

-Busy at work?

-Yes.

-Everything's going exactly to plan.

-Why?

-Nothing, just asking.

-I'd better go. Cheerio.

-Yeah.

-OK, John? For Rhys.

-Thank you.

-Do you know where he is?

-I've only just arrived.

-Kids! They're always under your feet

-but never when you need them.

-Where are you? I told you earlier

-I wanted the Renault documents.

-Someone's broken down.

-I'll be a couple of hours.

-I'll bring

-the documents home tonight.

-OK, see you later.

-Who's there?

-Who's there?

-

-Me. Didn't you hear me?

-Sorry, I was in the kitchen.

-Oh, yeah. How are you?

-Bored. In pain.

-Aren't we all? Do you want this?

-I'll be down now.

-Easier if I come up?

-Easier if I come up?

-

-No.

-Come on, I don't have all day.

-Thank goodness for that.

-I'm getting old waiting for her.

-What do you want?

-What do you want?

-

-Just trying to make conversation.

-Was that a thank you?

-Do you think we could

-stay here together forever?

-Fun in the sun but in the wind

-and rain, it's another matter.

-Anywhere would be better than home

-right now.

-I know things are difficult for you.

-I know things are difficult for you.

-

-Dani's bored and in so much pain.

-I'm lying to her all the time.

-I'm lying to her all the time.

-

-Just to help her get better.

-I feel so guilty.

-She's angry with everyone but me.

-If she knew about us...

-It's a horrible situation for you...

-..but you're trying to do

-the right thing, being nice to her.

-It doesn't feel like that.

-She's going to get hurt in the end,

-whatever I do.

-Look, this is a rare occasion.

-Let's enjoy it

-and forget about tomorrow.

-You're right.

-Notting Hill carnival started early?

-Notting Hill carnival started early?

-

-What?

-Steel band!

-If you have time to make bad jokes,

-you have time to help me.

-We're moving next week.

-Have you forgotten?

-No. I sorted through

-a box of CDs last night.

-One box! You spent all night

-listening to them.

-Reminiscing about nights

-in the Octagon.

-Halcyon days.

-Halcyon days.

-

-Anyone home?

-Check the bathroom, kitchen

-and the damp in the attic.

-Is it OK for them

-to have a look around?

-We want to start

-when Barry gets the keys.

-Of course. Great.

-Have you got a ladder for the attic

-or do I need to get one?

-There's one up there.

-There's one up there.

-

-Thanks.

-Don't we have enough to do

-without these being here too?

-Do you want me to tell them to go?

-They're here now.

-Help me with these.

-Fair play.

-Who sent them?

-The salon.

-The customers left money for me.

-And that's the only thing

-they bought you?

-This is expensive stuff.

-This is worth about 150.

-Cuppa?

-Cuppa?

-

-I'm supposed to make you one.

-I can make a cuppa.

-I've been a good girl

-doing my physio.

-I think I can open

-a packet of biscuits too.

-Where's David?

-Work.

-He's not on the site.

-He's not on the site.

-

-He doesn't just work for you.

-A boring meeting about pensions.

-Poor soul.

-Poor soul? A nice cosy lunch

-and being paid to go there.

-He deserves a treat for being

-such a good nurse. I'm so lucky.

-He's the lucky one.

-There's that too.

-What are you doing this afternoon?

-Filling in boring forms. You?

-Fixing Richie Evans' gearbox.

-What fun!

-Something to remind us of today...

-..when we're drowning

-in pension forms and gearboxes.

-David Williams, you old romantic.

-David Williams, you old romantic.

-

-Yeah, well...

-..when I get home, this will

-all feel like a distant dream.

-I know.

-I'm not sure

-when I can see you again.

-It's not as easy since Dani

-came out of hospital.

-Wyn or Michelle are there every day.

-We'll see one another when we can.

-Yeah. You're right.

-In a couple of months,

-this will all be over.

-We can cope until then.

-There's something stuck at the back.

-Excuse me.

-I think we've seen enough for today.

-You said you wanted to check.

-Leave it for now.

-Leave it for now.

-

-I think it's a fork.

-Are you deaf or stupid?

-Leave it, I said.

-Oh, OK.

-Let's head back to the site

-or Wyn will think we're on strike.

-Thanks, Terry.

-Thanks, Terry.

-

-You're welcome. Good luck.

-We'll need it.

-Yes, Glenda?

-Yes, we're around the corner. Why?

-I'll be there now. Ta-ra.

-Are we off to the cafe?

-I am. You can sit in the van.

-I'll come with you.

-I'll come with you.

-

-Vince!

-I promised to do a few hours

-on the taxis.

-We need the money, don't we?

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-Damn it.

-PHONE RINGS

-Hello?

-Speaking.

-Hello, how are you?

-Problem?

-You're joking.

-Hiya, Terry.

-I hope that van won't be parked

-outside our house all the time.

-There won't be room for my van.

-A ready-mix lorry and two skips

-will be there for two months.

-At your service, Mrs Phillips.

-You've trained him well.

-You've trained him well.

-

-I've always been obedient.

-I've had a phone call.

-I've had a phone call.

-

-Oh, yeah? Who's done what now?

-Jenny wants to call over after work.

-Terry, I think she wants us

-to foster another child.

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-This'll make you feel better.

-This'll make you feel better.

-

-It can't make me feel any worse.

-What's wrong?

-What's wrong?

-

-I've been caught speeding.

-A letter arrived today.

-It's not funny.

-I have nine points already.

-I'll lose my licence.

-I'll lose my licence.

-

-Go on the course.

-Even though I was only doing 34...

-..I got three points last year

-so I can't go on the course.

-Dad will go bonkers.

-Dad will go bonkers.

-

-Ask someone to take them.

-What?

-What?

-

-My mate's mother took his points.

-Is that illegal?

-Is that illegal?

-

-Yes, but everyone does it.

-Ta-ra.

-Here we go.

-PHONE RINGS

-Hello, Dani's.

-Hiya, Dani.

-How are you?

-How are you?

-

-Give her my love.

-Jac and I miss you.

-You got it, did you?

-You're welcome.

-Everyone's so generous.

-There are lots of cards here.

-No, no, no, don't come in.

-No, I insist.

-We'll call over to see you tonight.

-We can have a proper chat then.

-See you later.

-Ta-ra.

-That was close.

-Keeping this secret

-gets more difficult every day.

-And more childish if you ask me.

-I thought it might help.

-Thanks.

-I'm going home to pack

-like a good little boy...

-..even thought I've been

-all the way to Manchester and back.

-Do you want me to carry on

-in the kitchen or somewhere else?

-Nowhere. There's a problem.

-You're not angry about this morning?

-Vince,

-the landlord phoned after you left.

-The house won't be ready next week.

-Eh? Why not?

-I don't know.

-Something to do with the boiler.

-It'll take three weeks,

-maybe a month.

-What are we going to do?

-What are we going to do?

-

-We can start looking again.

-We'll find something.

-We'll find something.

-

-I can't find anywhere.

-We'll have to ask Barry

-for more time.

-We've promised.

-Barry won't change his plans.

-What can we do?

-We'll be out on the street.

-We won't be out on the street.

-I promise.

-I'm taking these and this

-and I'll sort everything out.

-But...

-But...

-

-No buts. Leave everything to me.

-I got your text. What's wrong?

-I need you to save my life.

-What?

-What?

-

-I need a huge favour.

-OK, Vince?

-OK, Vince?

-

-OK?

-Fancy a pint?

-Fancy a pint?

-

-Thanks, mate...

-..but I'm up to my eyes.

-Homework?

-Homework?

-

-Looking for somewhere to live.

-Looking for somewhere to live.

-The house isn't ready

-for three weeks.

-No way.

-I promised Cathryn I'd find

-somewhere but nothing's available.

-I'll lose my home and my missus.

-Must be something you can do.

-If you have any ideas, let me know.

-Wise up.

-I can't take your points.

-I've only just passed my test.

-You have a clean licence.

-You have a clean licence.

-

-Rhys, no.

-Please. I can't run this place

-without a licence.

-How would I take cars for MOTs

-or attend a breakdown?

-As a new driver, I'd only need

-six points to lose my licence.

-What if I got some points?

-I'd take them. I lose

-my first three within two months.

-I don't know.

-I know I'm asking a lot

-but I'm totally desperate.

-Look. I had this too.

-All my favourite things.

-Who do you think chose everything?

-Who do you think chose everything?

-

-I thought as much. Thanks, Lowri.

-The customers paid.

-They all miss you.

-Love them. I've been so spoilt.

-You deserve it

-after everything that happened.

-How's the salon?

-How's the salon?

-

-Champion.

-Oh.

-Oh, Mrs Elwyn, Dolwen.

-She's so lovely.

-Who's been doing her?

-Both of us have helped out.

-I feel terrible.

-I hope we don't lose customers.

-You must be working crazy hours.

-Everyone's been patient.

-Everyone understands.

-They don't mind waiting.

-You must have had some late nights.

-That's enough about work!

-Sorry.

-That'll be great.

-Where've you been? I thought

-the cashpoint had swallowed you.

-I kept him. He's been wearing

-his pants over his trousers.

-What?

-What?

-

-Like Superman.

-Can you pop those in the bin for me?

-OK.

-Does that mean

-what I think it means?

-I said I'd sort things out.

-Thank goodness. Where are we going?

-To our house.

-What?

-We can stay with Meical

-until our house is ready.

-Siwan can go to the small bedroom.

-You can have Dani's room.

-Ta-ra.

-Ta-ra.

-That wasn't much fun.

-No.

-I think we should tell her.

-We agreed not to.

-What happens when she finds out

-that we kept it from her?

-We'll call back again next week.

-If she's improved,

-we'll tell her then.

-OK, but I don't like lying

-to one of my best friends.

-Thanks, Dad. Best egg, beans

-and chips I ever had.

-I didn't have time

-to make anything else.

-Anyway, there's nothing

-stopping you cooking sometimes.

-Right then.

-You're a bundle of laughs tonight.

-Sorry.

-Sorry.

-

-Where is it?

-What?

-What?

-

-That speeding letter.

-Are you sure?

-Yes.

-You're the best little brother

-in the world.

-Yeah, yeah. You owe me

-the biggest favour in the world.

-Don't let her bully you

-into taking another nutter.

-You're not getting any younger.

-You're not getting any younger.

-

-Thanks, Sophie.

-Come in, Jenny.

-Thank you.

-Hello.

-How are you?

-Fine, thanks.

-Thanks for agreeing to see me.

-It might be a wasted journey.

-It might be a wasted journey.

-

-Terry.

-We discussed this, Glenda.

-We don't want to foster

-another child right now.

-You can't blame them,

-not after last time.

-Last time is the reason I'm here.

-Has something happened?

-Is Gareth OK?

-He's a lot better. He's having

-therapy and he's doing well.

-During the therapy sessions,

-he expressed his remorse.

-He wants to make up for what he did.

-That's a good thing.

-I think so.

-He's asked if you and Philip are

-willing to meet him at the centre.

-He'd like to apologise.

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