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-Sian would never intentionally

-do something like that!

-Intentionally?

-Is that what you think?

-No.

-You're worse than them.

-Hello, Megan?

-I'm... I'm sorry to phone you

-so early in the morning.

-No, I'm not so well,

-I'm afraid to say.

-I've been back and forth

-to the toilet all night.

-No, no, don't come over.

-Don't come over

-in case you catch this bug.

-Yes.

-Oh, ex... excuse...

-Can you help me please, Barry?

-Just finishing this.

-Just finishing this.

-

-Now, please.

-Finish clearing these

-or check what Tom wants.

-He's probably hungry.

-I'll do that, you check on Tom.

-Can you also clear out

-Jason's sleeping bag?

-He can do it himself.

-He can do it himself.

-

-And his bag's in the way.

-Where can they go?

-Out of the way.

-Out of the way.

-

-Where is Jason?

-In the shower. I wanted to go.

-The shampoo's finished.

-The shampoo's finished.

-

-You can buy some today.

-Did you know that Tom's crying?

-Is the kettle boiled?

-Yes? What do you want?

-Yes? What do you want?

-

-Can we talk?

-Why? We all know where we stand.

-I want to sort out

-the misunderstanding.

-I don't think

-I misunderstood anything.

-Everyone in your house made it

-perfectly clear how they felt.

-They were in shock and overreacted.

-Did you maybe

-overreact a little too?

-John, they accused me of encouraging

-Gwyn to prosecute Rhys and Wil.

-And you have the cheek

-to accuse me of overreacting.

-I'd never have done such a thing.

-I know that. I didn't accuse you.

-Erin and the boys still doubt me.

-If that's how they feel, so be it!

-See you later.

-Lunchtime.

-Lunchtime.

-

-Yeah, OK.

-Hello.

-Mr Lloyd, are you ill?

-Mr Lloyd, are you ill?

-

-Very fragile.

-Flu?

-Flu?

-

-A bug of some kind.

-Have you been sick?

-Have you been sick?

-

-Like a dog. From both ends.

-Can I say that?

-Oh, dear.

-Is there anything I can do?

-Do you mind not cleaning today?

-There must be something

-going around.

-You're the second cancellation.

-Mrs Williams Glandon

-had something similar.

-I can sympathize with her.

-Do you want me to do anything?

-Cup of tea? Water?

-Have you phoned Megan?

-Have you phoned Megan?

-

-Yes, yes, to tell her not to call.

-Fair play to you.

-I'll make a quick cuppa.

-It's 4.15 in Bali now.

-Look, four stunning restaurants.

-What do you fancy?

-Seafood,

-classic international cuisine...

-..traditional Indonesian

-or we could have room service.

-Well?

-What's traditional Indonesian?

-I don't know.

-It says here we should get

-some injections before travelling.

-We don't have to but maybe

-we should. What do you think?

-I don't like injections.

-I don't like injections.

-

-Baby! We'd better have them.

-If it says we don't need them,

-I'd rather not.

-It'd be a pity if you were ill.

-I'll book some for you.

-There's no hurry, is there?

-The sooner the better.

-Get them out of the way.

-Where are you going?

-Where are you going?

-

-To the toilet.

-Do I have time

-before we catch the plane?

-Sorry.

-Megan.

-Michelle.

-Is Edwin OK?

-He's not well at all.

-He's not well at all.

-

-He sounded very weak on the phone.

-Should we call the doctor?

-He's not that bad.

-He's not that bad.

-

-Thank goodness.

-I'll visit the chemist,

-to pick up some medicine.

-I think it's your fault.

-What?

-What?

-

-Yours and mine.

-What do you mean?

-The chutney.

-I think we've poisoned him.

-Him and everyone else who ate it.

-Come on! Into the kitchen!

-It's high time you were up.

-It's the holidays.

-It doesn't bother me.

-What's all this commotion?

-What's all this commotion?

-

-You too.

-Why?

-Why?

-

-Because I said so.

-Where's Rhys?

-Where's Rhys?

-

-I don't know.

-At work probably.

-The garage is closed today.

-What's wrong with you?

-I wanted to speak

-to the three of you.

-About what?

-About you two and Sian.

-About you two and Sian.

-

-I've said everything already.

-I have something to say.

-I have something to say.

-

-If you're defending her, stop now.

-I expect you to apologize.

-Sian expects it too.

-She'll be waiting a long time.

-What are we going to do?

-I don't know.

-It is your fault.

-I disagree, Michelle.

-It was your idea

-to spoon the chutney into pots.

-Your pots.

-And it was you who added

-the unnecessary ingredients.

-I was trying to help you.

-Never mind about that now.

-What are we going to do?

-Owning up would be easiest.

-Oh, no. The shame of it.

-What else then? There are

-five pots of poison out there.

-Were all the pots sold?

-I don't know. I wasn't there.

-Megan.

-Look. Glenda.

-Is this nice?

-Is this nice?

-

-Megan made it.

-Mrs Williams Glandon

-was full of praise.

-Are there more pots?

-These were the last.

-Terry loves his chutney.

-We have to do something.

-Hello?

-Hello?

-

-OK?

-Things are improving here.

-Things are improving here.

-

-Slowly.

-You want the best.

-When will it be ready?

-When will it be ready?

-

-When we finish.

-When will that be?

-Ask the boss.

-Don't get too close. He's ill.

-Better, Ter?

-Better, Ter?

-

-Not really.

-You don't want the baby

-catching the bug, Carys.

-Sorry to hear you're ill

-but when will this place be ready?

-In a week's time. Maybe sooner.

-Or more if he carries on like this.

-He's not here.

-I can see that.

-You forgot it's a bank holiday.

-No, I was just passing

-and thought he might be in.

-I have these for him.

-Leave them with me.

-I might see him before you do.

-No, I need to explain

-a few things to him.

-I hate seeing you like this, Edwin.

-Take some of that.

-It'll settle your stomach.

-Thanks, Megan.

-I'll get you a blanket and a pillow

-and you can rest on the sofa.

-I'll go and lie on my bed

-in a moment.

-Yes, yes. That would be best.

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-Hiya.

-Where's Meical?

-Alltgoch. We're so busy

-we have to work apart.

-He's meeting me for lunch later.

-Have you had lunch?

-Have you had lunch?

-

-You saw us eating it.

-Oh, yes. Nice?

-OK.

-What did you have?

-What did you have?

-

-Why?

-Just asking.

-A toastie each.

-Glenda said she had a ploughman's.

-Not until after one.

-The ham's not ready yet.

-Lunch, Kelvin? What do you fancy?

-The ploughman's?

-Is there lettuce in it?

-Is there lettuce in it?

-

-And cucumbers.

-A sandwich then.

-A sandwich then.

-

-Isn't Terry with you?

-No, he's ill.

-No, he's ill.

-

-What's up with him?

-A bug. He's been back and forth

-to the toilet all morning.

-PHONE RINGS

-Hiya, Mam. What do you want?

-What? I can't come now.

-OK, OK. I'll be there now.

-Sian?

-What's wrong?

-What's wrong?

-

-A word. Do you have a moment?

-I'm in a hurry.

-I'm in a hurry.

-

-I won't keep you long.

-I'm sure when the boys realize

-what happened, they'll come around.

-Some other time, John.

-If Erin apologized,

-would you accept her apology?

-It's the least I deserve.

-Here we go. You can have the first.

-I can't wait, Glenda.

-It looks lovely.

-No, Meical.

-Michelle.

-Michelle.

-

-What's wrong?

-What are you doing?

-Have you lost the plot?

-That was good ham.

-What's come over you?

-The chutney's poisonous.

-Don't be silly.

-What makes you think that?

-It's a long story

-but it's Megan's fault.

-What's she done?

-What's she done?

-

-She filled pots with chutney...

-..and added stuff

-to make it look home-made.

-Is that why Terry's ill?

-Is that why Terry's ill?

-

-You spoke to Kelvin then.

-Me too. Did Terry eat the chutney?

-There's a pot in the house.

-I bought it at the chapel fayre.

-Did Mrs Williams Glandon buy...?

-Yes.

-Ploughman's, please.

-Ploughman's, please.

-

-We're sold out.

-All gone?

-All gone?

-

-None left.

-Three pizzas.

-What do you want on them?

-We don't want pizzas.

-We've eaten.

-What do you want?

-What do you want?

-

-We're bringing her over.

-In case I get lost on the way.

-We've come to lay down the law

-before she comes back.

-So embarrassing.

-So embarrassing.

-

-Look after her.

-She's safe with me.

-Take care.

-I'll be here with her all the time.

-Don't worry.

-Don't worry.

-

-Told you.

-You can go now.

-Any trouble, straight next door. OK?

-OK.

-Ready?

-Yes.

-You can start on the boxes.

-I hate doing that.

-I don't mind.

-We'll make a great team.

-What are you doing?

-Finding sites with cases

-similar to yours...

-..so that you know what to expect.

-Why? The punishment

-will still be the same.

-It's better to know.

-It's better to know.

-

-I'm not so sure.

-What does it say then?

-Some go to prison.

-No way.

-No way.

-

-Take a look.

-Do you believe me now?

-Do you believe me now?

-

-It's not fair. It was Rhys' fault.

-That's not how the law sees it.

-Sian and her big mouth.

-She didn't have a choice.

-Don't defend her.

-Don't defend her.

-

-It's Gwyn's fault. It was his idea.

-Sian's higher up than Gwyn at work.

-She could have told him

-to keep quiet.

-He's here.

-He's here.

-

-You look terrible.

-He looks better than he did earlier.

-Are you OK?

-Do I look OK to you?

-Do I look OK to you?

-

-You've got food poisoning.

-How do you know?

-She was a nurse.

-Michelle came over.

-It seems Megan's chutney is off.

-If it is food poisoning...

-If it is food poisoning...

-

-It is.

-If it is food poisoning,

-it's not down to the chutney.

-You, Mr Lloyd,

-Mrs Williams Glandon...

-The jar's unopened

-on the kitchen table.

-If it's not the chutney...

-There we go, there's enough there.

-That's up to me.

-Once you've done those,

-I have a list of other duties.

-What?

-Stocktake the fridge. Check

-the drinks before ordering more.

-OK.

-OK.

-

-Empty the fridge and clean it.

-Until it's spotless.

-After lunch,

-clean the oven for tonight.

-You want me to do all that?

-You want me to do all that?

-

-That's why I pay you.

-Barry pays me.

-Barry pays me.

-

-I'm your boss.

-What are you going to do

-while I'm working?

-I opened up this morning.

-I deserve a break.

-I'll be upstairs

-if there are any major problems.

-Any sign of Rhys?

-No.

-Did he say where he was going?

-He didn't tell me.

-Erin?

-Erin?

-

-No.

-I had a quick word

-with Sian earlier.

-Why?

-Why?

-

-To resolve things.

-You should be ashamed of yourself

-for sucking up to her.

-I did no such thing.

-I did no such thing.

-

-What then?

-I'm certain she'd never

-have reported the boys.

-I'm certain she did.

-I'm certain she did.

-

-She wouldn't.

-She's disappointed you thought

-she would. You need to apologize.

-No way.

-No way.

-

-Why not?

-Why can't you be like Wil?

-Why can't you be like Wil?

-

-I've been thinking too.

-I agree with Erin. Sian went

-out of her way to stitch us up.

-I'll never forgive her.

-Come in. He's in here.

-How are you, Edwin?

-How are you, Edwin?

-

-As you can see.

-Poor dab.

-We're sorry to disturb you.

-We won't stay long.

-We had to come and tell you.

-We think we know

-what caused your illness.

-We know why you're ill.

-It came from the fayre.

-Maybe it would be best if I said...

-Terry's ill, as is

-Mrs Williams Glandon and yourself.

-The three of you ate the same thing.

-Mrs Williams' gala pie.

-That's what Terry

-had for supper last night.

-I had a slice too.

-With Megan's wonderful chutney.

-Mrs Williams made the pie.

-Some thought it was Megan's chutney.

-Some thought it was Megan's chutney.

-

-I didn't.

-There was nothing wrong with it.

-Cuppa?

-Cuppa?

-

-I'm OK, thanks.

-PHONE RINGS

-Hiya. This is Rhys.

-I'm either asleep or busy.

-Leave a message

-and I'll phone you back.

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