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-We can stay with Meical

-until the house is ready.

-Siwan can go to the small bedroom.

-You can have Dani's room.

-Is Gareth OK?

-Is Gareth OK?

-

-He's a lot better and he's asked...

-..if you and Philip are willing

-to meet him at the centre.

-He'd like to apologise.

-Oi.

-Is this all ours?

-Yours. This is all yours.

-Leave it. I'll sort it

-once I've finished work.

-You will. Have you seen Meical?

-Between getting up

-and having a shower? No.

-You have to talk to him.

-Can I eat my breakfast first,

-please?

-What were you thinking?

-Vince is my mate. He's put a roof

-over my head more than once.

-Cathryn's the problem, not Vince.

-Why did you ever think I'd be happy

-to live with that snob?

-Fair play,

-I wouldn't call Michelle common.

-Come on, Vince. She's not like us.

-Just because she cleans Copa,

-it doesn't mean she's common.

-You can't expect me to share a house

-with one of my staff.

-We don't work for Cathryn.

-We're business people

-who work for Wyn, just like her.

-She still pays our wages.

-Part of our wages.

-That won't last long

-if we leave her on the streets.

-Be reasonable.

-I'm not being unreasonable.

-I'd rather live on the streets.

-Great! That's where we'll be.

-Both of us have tried

-to find somewhere else and failed.

-It'll be three weeks,

-four at the most.

-I'm telling you now...

-..I'm not spending one night

-in Michelle's house.

-Meical knows how desperate we are.

-Tell him you've changed your mind.

-Tell him you've changed your mind.

-This is yours.

-What's your problem with this?

-Why do you want to drag up the past?

-He's asked for a chance

-to apologise.

-The least we can do

-is listen to him.

-They preach about forgiveness

-in chapel.

-And an eye for an eye.

-He belongs in jail

-not a children's home.

-He's probably got a TV in his room.

-He's a child,

-a child who made a mistake...

-..and wants to say sorry.

-Has to say, surely?

-Jenny said it was part

-of the rehabilitation process.

-And what will Matthew

-say when he finds out...

-..his girlfriend's mother

-is meeting the boy...

-..who ruined his father's life?

-Will you at least consider it?

-# Have you slept all night?

-# To the sound

-of the magical moonlight song

-# Wake yourself from your slumber

-# Another day has dawned

-# I sing my song in the early hours

-# As the sky's colours appear

-# I'm ready to wake the world

-# Cockle-a-doodle-do #

-Is it possible to die of boredom?

-I don't think so, or I'd be

-long gone reading these leaflets.

-Can we go out for a walk?

-Where to?

-Anywhere apart from my bedroom

-or toilet would be a nice change.

-Do you think you're ready?

-Travelling in the car is painful

-for you when we visit the physio.

-Please?

-Yes, OK.

-Right then.

-One, two, three.

-Good morning, Edwin.

-Well, you've made an effort today.

-Oh, I don't think so. I've been

-sat on the bus for so long.

-I don't know

-why you don't let me pick you up.

-It wouldn't take me long in the car

-now that Rhys has fixed it.

-I enjoy a trip on the bus,

-to be honest.

-It gives me a chance

-to catch up with people.

-Of course, it doesn't cost a penny.

-True enough.

-More importantly, you're here now.

-Ooh!

-Thank you. Aren't you a gentleman?

-Now then, what shall we do today?

-Whatever you'd like to do.

-I thought I'd bring you these.

-Those were fresh this morning.

-Thank you.

-Philip, while I'm here.

-Could I have a day off on Monday?

-I thought as much.

-It's a little short notice.

-I know. Sorry.

-Where are you going?

-Where are you going?

-

-To see Gareth.

-Jenny said she'd have a word

-with you too. Are you going?

-As I told Jenny,

-I won't be going anywhere near him.

-Why would you want to see him again?

-Why would you want to see him again?

-

-It might do both of you good...

-..if you just listened to him.

-Glenda, the only thing

-that'll help him, and me...

-..is him staying

-far enough away from here.

-Come on then, Robocop.

-Don't make me laugh,

-it hurts even more.

-Where are we going?

-Anywhere without four walls

-and a TV.

-The beach?

-Great. You can buy me an ice cream

-for being so brave.

-OK?

-Great.

-You're not going already?

-I promised Carys I wouldn't be long.

-There's so much

-to sort out before we move.

-I'll bring Tom over this weekend.

-You decided not to buy the car?

-Yes, yes, yes.

-I'd get very little for it.

-As it's still going,

-there's no point getting rid of it.

-Hello.

-Two milky coffees.

-There's a fresh chocolate cake here.

-I think we'll pass, thank you.

-I don't want you

-to spoil the surprise.

-You have a customer in a minute.

-There's something sticky

-on the storeroom floor.

-I dropped a bottle of shampoo.

-I dropped a bottle of shampoo.

-

-Clean it up next time.

-I'll drown her in setting lotion

-if she's not careful.

-Oh, no.

-Oh, no.

-

-What?

-Dani? What are you doing here?

-Dani? What are you doing here?

-

-I've come to check up on my staff.

-It's an excuse to leave the house.

-What's wrong?

-What's wrong?

-

-Nothing.

-Who's in the storeroom?

-Not this nonsense again.

-Hiya, Dani.

-Hiya, Dani.

-

-What's she doing here?

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-Well?

-Well?

-

-She's only part-time.

-And I felt so sorry for you,

-thinking you were working so hard.

-Why are you in such a flap?

-I'm helping you.

-Even if I'd broken every bone in

-my body, I wouldn't need your help.

-Don't get upset.

-Don't get upset.

-

-Everything OK in here?

-No!

-No!

-

-Dani.

-I can explain.

-Explain how you couldn't wait

-to get her back.

-Calm down.

-Calm down.

-

-Stop telling me to calm down.

-I'm not very calm right now.

-This is just a temporary measure.

-Sophie agreed to help out.

-I'm sure she did. Get back in the

-flat first, then move back in here.

-Dani, please.

-Dani, please.

-

-You lied to my face.

-We'd have told you

-when you were better.

-We? Did you know about this?

-Of course I didn't.

-Who's we then?

-Who's we then?

-

-Everyone, Dani. Us.

-Philip. Wyn. Meical. Michelle.

-If you weren't so stubborn, you'd

-realise that we're trying to help.

-You're meant to be my best friends.

-Thank you.

-Yes, well, this is a surprise.

-You like it.

-I've never been served like this.

-I should give you a row too.

-This has cost a pretty penny.

-Not at all. My sister-in-law

-gave me a voucher for tea for two.

-I couldn't think of anyone better

-to share it with than you, Edwin.

-Thank you.

-Everything OK?

-Great, thanks. You?

-OK, yes.

-Thanks for the offer to stay...

-Thanks for the offer to stay...

-

-No problem.

-We're very grateful.

-Yes, well...

-The thing is, are you sure it's OK?

-Why?

-Why?

-

-There's three of us.

-Five with Owain and Mair.

-You're right,

-I didn't think about that.

-And with Dani as she is...

-..it could cause a few problems.

-The last thing you need

-is us getting in the way.

-We might be better off

-looking for somewhere else.

-If you're sure.

-Perfectly sure.

-You have enough on your plate.

-Michelle will be disappointed.

-Michelle will be disappointed.

-

-Cathryn too.

-There we go, it's for the best.

-Yes, it's for the best, Vince.

-Right, see you later.

-Yes, see you, Meical.

-Cuppa, Cathryn?

-Thanks, but I can't stay.

-We have a problem.

-I was hoping you could help.

-Hi, Carys.

-Hiya.

-Oh.

-The house we're moving into

-isn't ready for three weeks.

-I wouldn't ask

-but I've tried everything.

-Is there any way

-we can postpone moving day?

-Sorry, Cathryn, that's why

-I gave you such a generous offer.

-We need to move right away.

-I know, but we're desperate.

-We have nowhere to live.

-The kitchen, tiles and bathroom

-are being delivered on Monday.

-Please?

-Is there anything you can do?

-I can't cancel everything now.

-Hallelujah. A fortnight

-without children or teachers.

-Without a bell telling me

-when I eat my lunch.

-Fancy a Chinese tonight?

-Fancy a Chinese tonight?

-

-We'll see.

-What's up? It's Friday.

-There's nothing special about Friday

-when you're working on Saturday.

-Dani's found out that your

-girlfriend's working in the salon.

-And this Gareth business

-has been on my mind all day.

-Apart from that, everything's great.

-Having second thoughts?

-Don't you start.

-Glenda's had a go already.

-It might do some good.

-Because of him I lost my wife.

-I almost lost my business too.

-I know, but from my experience,

-talking can help.

-Everyone deserves a second chance.

-I couldn't eat another crumb,

-even if someone offered me 100.

-It was delicious, wasn't it?

-Yes indeed.

-I won't need feeding for days.

-Thank you so much.

-There's no need to thank me.

-I enjoy spoiling you.

-Are you ready to go

-or should I order more tea?

-No more.

-Sit there and I'll fetch the car

-from the car park.

-I'll pick you up at the door.

-Who's being spoilt now?

-Very funny.

-Everything OK for you?

-Everything OK for you?

-

-I wasn't going to mention it...

-..but since you ask,

-I'm very disappointed.

-Oh.

-The sandwiches were dry,

-the scones were hard.

-I wanted to bring my children and

-grandchildren here over Easter...

-I'm sorry. I'll fetch the manager.

-I'm sure we can sort this out.

-Before you start,

-I had a word with Meical.

-I told him

-we wouldn't be staying with him.

-Glad to hear it.

-If it's OK with you...

-..we'll put everything in storage

-and we'll check in to a B&B.

-Then can we stop arguing about it?

-Please?

-Please?

-

-I agree.

-As it happens, we don't need

-to argue any more. I've sorted it.

-What?

-We're taking

-some of our stuff over there now.

-Where?

-Thank you.

-Do you have a minute?

-Everything OK?

-Everything OK?

-

-I didn't answer you earlier.

-You can have Monday off.

-Thank you, Philip. I am grateful.

-You can pay me back on Monday too.

-You can drive. I'm coming with you.

-I'm sorry to keep you.

-I bumped into a friend.

-Let's go to Beaumaris.

-We could go for a walk

-to work off some of those cakes.

-Great idea. Before we go, I want

-to thank you for coming with me.

-I've had a wonderful day.

-Megan,

-it's me who's had a wonderful day.

-I never thought I'd meet

-someone else after losing Lena.

-I must admit...

-..you've made me feel

-like a new man.

-That's exactly how I feel, apart

-from the fact that I'm a woman!

-Edwin, we have so much

-to look forward to.

-Oh, yes. Yes indeed, Megan.

-# Dawn has broken

-# And it's time we laid an egg

-Cockle-a-doodle-doo #

-Hello?

-What do you want for supper?

-Nothing.

-You have to eat something.

-We brought some chips

-to save you cooking.

-I don't want to see them.

-I don't want to see them.

-

-Eh?

-Tell them to go please, David.

-I don't want to speak to anyone...

-..who's lied to my face.

-What's up?

-Sophie?

-Sophie?

-

-Oh.

-Yes. Oh.

-We were worried about you.

-We were worried about you.

-

-If you were worried about me...

-..you would have told me

-that she'd replaced me in the salon.

-Philip and Lowri persuaded us

-not to tell you.

-You and Dad should've told me.

-After everything I've been through,

-I thought I could rely on you.

-You can.

-You can.

-

-No!

-David's the only honest one here.

-At least now I know

-he's the only one on my side.

-Come on, Dani.

-Come on, Dani.

-

-Get out. Now.

-Hi, Siwan.

-Come here.

-Come here.

-

-I don't understand.

-We're staying here.

-We're staying here.

-

-It makes sense.

-Siwan's got a room here already.

-Come on then.

-It's great, isn't it?

-It's great, isn't it?

-

-Yes.

-Great.

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