Pennod 38 Rownd a Rownd

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-I agree with Erin. Sian went

-out of her way to stitch us up.

-I'll never forgive her.

-RUMBLING

-Who's there?

-Hey. Are you up?

-I was trying my best to be quiet.

-What are you doing?

-Eating a sandwich.

-Eating a sandwich.

-

-Where've you been?

-Lots of places. I'm starving.

-I'm getting up

-in an hour and a half.

-That's why I was trying to be quiet.

-I failed.

-Sandwich?

-Sandwich?

-

-No. I don't believe this.

-Were you drinking wine already?

-What are you doing?

-There's only enough for one.

-There's only enough for one.

-

-I want some this morning.

-I was here first, I was here first.

-How long will this last?

-How long will what last?

-How long will what last?

-

-You two. I've done nothing wrong.

-Not you, maybe.

-Not you, maybe.

-

-Neither has Sian.

-If she had,

-she'd tell you to your face.

-Really?

-Yes.

-It's about time you two grew up...

-..and treated Sian

-the way she should be treated.

-That's what we are doing.

-Do you want these?

-Do you want these?

-

-You can have them.

-Hiya.

-You're home early. Missing me?

-Yes.

-I missed you too.

-What time did you start?

-What time did you start?

-

-About seven.

-It only took you an hour.

-It only took you an hour.

-

-A little longer.

-You should have come home

-last night.

-I had a few glasses of wine

-and everyone else was staying.

-You didn't want to miss out

-on some business.

-Something like that.

-Have you had breakfast?

-No.

-I was hoping you'd say that.

-I haven't had any either.

-Let's go somewhere.

-I can't, sorry.

-Why not?

-Why not?

-

-I'm meeting a client in 20 minutes.

-That's why I came home.

-I haven't seen you for two days.

-Sorry, Dani.

-At least you're back now.

-OK?

-Hiya.

-Hiya.

-

-Kylie.

-I was about to phone you.

-Nice.

-I want you to start earlier.

-Quarter to four, not four.

-Ask nicely if you want a favour.

-I'm your boss. If I tell you

-to do something, you do it.

-OK. I was only pulling your leg.

-Don't if you want to keep your job.

-He's cool.

-Bighead.

-If you get the sack,

-I'll take your job.

-Bighead and thick.

-Where is she?

-She said two minutes. Make-up.

-Girls.

-Girls.

-

-You have a lot to learn.

-Do you have a moment?

-Why are you going to the cafe

-before school?

-The coffee's better there.

-OK?

-OK.

-OK.

-

-Thanks.

-Leaving early.

-The coffee's not good enough here.

-The coffee's not good enough here.

-

-Busy?

-Selling two cars, three hopefully.

-And you?

-And you?

-

-Paperwork.

-Will we see you tonight?

-Will we see you tonight?

-

-Not tonight. Farewell party.

-One of the secretaries.

-I'd better show my face.

-I'll see you tomorrow.

-I'll see you tomorrow.

-

-Yes.

-Try and enjoy yourself.

-Are we going or what?

-I'd better go too.

-Have fun in school.

-Here again?

-Yes.

-Were you here yesterday?

-Were you here yesterday?

-

-No.

-He was here yesterday.

-He was here yesterday.

-

-Where is he now?

-Still in bed maybe.

-Is there a message?

-Is there a message?

-

-No. Never mind.

-I'll tell him you called

-and I'll ask him to phone you.

-Yes, thanks.

-Two cappuccinos, please.

-Two cappuccinos, please.

-

-I wanted to speak to you.

-You have computers and laptops.

-Yes.

-Can you come to the chapel

-with Sian, DI Hughes...

-..to speak to the Sunday school

-children about Internet safety?

-She needs volunteers

-and you're friends.

-We're not friends with her. Not

-after what she did to Wil and Rhys.

-Oh?

-Hello, girls.

-Hello, girls.

-

-Hiya.

-You can forgive Tom, he's a baby.

-Iolo is almost 30

-and he behaves like a child.

-He doesn't care about me at all.

-I don't know why

-you put up with him.

-Tell him to look

-for somewhere else to live.

-I depend on him to share the rent.

-You can find someone else.

-You can find someone else.

-

-I don't want someone I don't know.

-You can have Jason.

-Is he a pain too?

-You have no idea.

-His clothes are everywhere,

-pizza boxes, beer cans. He's a pig.

-At least you're moving out.

-Thank goodness.

-What are you going to do?

-What are you going to do?

-

-Try and have a word with him.

-If that doesn't work,

-I'll bury him under the patio.

-You don't have a patio.

-You don't have a patio.

-

-I'll get one! Ta-ra.

-Ta-ra.

-Hiya.

-Lucky you left before us

-this morning.

-You avoided Sian.

-What did she say?

-What did she say?

-

-Nothing. I just can't stand her.

-Come on.

-Ta-ra.

-Rhys?

-Rhys?

-

-Coffee to take out.

-Sorry to hear about your problems.

-What?

-What?

-

-The speeding points.

-Erin's been telling everyone.

-People have done far worse.

-I have some sympathy,

-you were only just over the limit...

-..but what you did was worse.

-Fair play, Arthur.

-Fair play, Arthur.

-

-He tried to get out of it.

-Thanks to him, insurance prices

-for people like me are sky high.

-What do you say?

-What do you say?

-

-Nothing. It was my fault.

-And then he dragged his

-little brother into the mess.

-Leave it, Arthur.

-Leave it, Arthur.

-

-Please. I feel bad enough as it is.

-Is there a court case?

-Is there a court case?

-

-Of course.

-A lot of people do it.

-You can end up in prison.

-You can end up in prison.

-

-I'm glad I called here this morning!

-Don't try and feel sorry for

-yourself. It's all your fault.

-I know you're angry with me

-but give me a chance to explain.

-I'm late for work.

-I'm late for work.

-

-Please.

-We need to talk.

-Rhys, you need a solicitor,

-not a financial adviser.

-You've been avoiding me

-and you're not answering your phone.

-I'll meet you after work.

-Where?

-Where?

-

-I'll text you.

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-Subtitles

-Subtitles

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-Subtitles

-Ahem.

-Ahem.

-

-Forget it. I'm two minutes early.

-Well done. Since you're here,

-look busy instead of standing there.

-I'm off out.

-Where to?

-Where to?

-

-I can go anywhere I like.

-No, you can't. You promised

-you'd never leave me here on my own.

-You're not.

-I told you he was a bighead.

-Yes.

-Think about it.

-It should be fun.

-OK, ta-ra.

-OK, ta-ra.

-

-Hey.

-Where's PC Plod?

-No idea.

-No idea.

-

-I have a next day delivery.

-What can I do?

-What can I do?

-

-She needs it today.

-So you want me to take it.

-So you want me to take it.

-

-To save me coming back.

-I'm off to Cemaes, Amlwch, Valley...

-Would you mind?

-Not at all.

-Not at all.

-

-Give it to her later.

-No problem.

-There you go. Have they taught

-you how to write your name?

-Sign your name there.

-Thank you.

-Hi. Before you say anything,

-I want to say sorry.

-I should think so too.

-What time was it?

-What time was it?

-

-5.30am.

-That late? Or early?

-Early. You woke me up.

-I remember. Sorry.

-I thought we had a burglar.

-I thought we had a burglar.

-

-I'm not going out tonight.

-Glad to hear it.

-Glad to hear it.

-

-Yes, I'm sure.

-A quiet night,

-some food and early to bed. Sorry.

-Alright. That's enough.

-I might have overreacted too.

-No, not at all. It was my fault.

-You have every right to be angry.

-Flip the bottle up

-as if you're spinning it...

-..and land it standing up.

-Cool.

-Pepperoni, not salami.

-Sorry.

-Is mine ready?

-Is mine ready?

-

-Not quite.

-Hello, Ty Pizza. Yes, OK.

-One Margherita...

-Busy? You could help,

-couldn't you, serving?

-Kylie will be with you now.

-Kylie will be with you now.

-

-I'm in a hurry. Owain's swimming.

-While eating pizza?

-While eating pizza?

-

-It's for Mair and myself.

-20 minutes. Yes, yes.

-Pop a Margherita in

-before she does that.

-Wait your turn.

-Please. Your best customer.

-OK then. What do you want?

-Margherita.

-Yes. Thanks.

-You're a star.

-Move, Kylie.

-Hello.

-Hiya. Did you smell the food?

-No, I'm not staying.

-I have a party tonight.

-Oh, yes, a leaving do.

-I was expecting a parcel

-and there's no sign of it.

-It's a present for tonight. Has it

-been left here while I was out?

-I haven't seen it. Wil?

-No.

-Erin didn't mention it.

-Erin didn't mention it.

-

-I'll grab some wine from the garage.

-There's plenty of wine here.

-There's plenty of wine here.

-

-I'm going to the garage anyway.

-I was a guaranteed next day

-delivery! I'd better go.

-Enjoy yourself.

-Been busy?

-Been busy?

-

-Yes.

-Has Sophie picked up her pizza?

-Has Sophie picked up her pizza?

-

-It's on the oven keeping warm.

-After all that fuss.

-After all that fuss.

-

-And jumping the queue.

-I'll be upstairs.

-Tell me when she's been.

-I thought you liked her. The way

-you jumped when she looked at you.

-I can't stand her.

-I don't know who she thinks she is.

-What's with the strange smile?

-What's wrong?

-Nothing.

-It smells nice.

-I hope it'll taste nice too.

-I'm sure it'll be lovely.

-I hope so. I'm not the best in the

-kitchen but I'm trying to do more.

-You need more practice.

-You need more practice.

-

-Yes.

-KNOCK ON DOOR

-KNOCK ON DOOR

-

-She's early. I'm not ready.

-Who's there? Expecting someone.

-Who's there? Expecting someone.

-

-Emily.

-Who's Emily?

-Hiya. Come in.

-Hiya. Come in.

-

-Thanks. I'm early.

-Get ready for a feast.

-Llio, Emily. Emily, Llio.

-Hiya.

-Hiya.

-

-How long do you need the table for?

-Food's ready in 15 minutes.

-I'll get out of your way now.

-Thanks.

-Thanks.

-

-I'll go upstairs.

-Red or white?

-We're having coq au vin.

-I'll have red, please.

-Nice day at work?

-Nice day at work?

-

-Yes, thanks.

-Llio, there's enough for three

-if you want some.

-No, I'm fine, thanks.

-I've made other arrangements.

-Cheers.

-Thanks for coming.

-Thanks for coming.

-

-I almost didn't.

-I'm glad you're here.

-I'm sorry for arguing with you.

-Things are difficult.

-They're no harder for you

-than they are for me.

-I know that.

-I know how you feel

-but this won't last long.

-That's what you've said for ages.

-I'm fed up of hearing it.

-Yes, I know.

-You think

-you're in a difficult position.

-So am I. This speeding points

-business is hanging over my head.

-It must be worrying.

-You can say that again.

-I want you to be there for me.

-I want to be there for you.

-I can't phone you for a chat without

-sending a text back and forth first.

-You haven't finished, have you?

-You haven't finished, have you?

-

-Yes, why?

-Make your uncle a free pizza!

-Make your uncle a free pizza!

-

-And me.

-Sorry. Some other time.

-Finished already?

-Finished already?

-

-Yes.

-How's Jason treating you?

-How's Jason treating you?

-

-I don't like him.

-He's bossy.

-A bossy boss. How strange.

-He thinks he's so important.

-That's how bosses are.

-That's how bosses are.

-

-I'm not bossy.

-I am!

-He likes women.

-He thinks everyone's after him.

-I'm not!

-I'm not!

-

-Guess who he does fancy.

-Your mother!

-Wise up.

-Wise up.

-

-What do you mean?

-Why wouldn't he fancy me?

-Who then?

-Who then?

-

-Sophie.

-Straight up.

-I'd better warn him.

-He talks about her all the time.

-He's fancied her for years.

-Did he say that?

-Does he know about Matthew?

-Yes. It doesn't bother him at all.

-Funny, eh?

-Yes.

-Things are terrible at home.

-Erin blames Sian and she's

-persuaded Wil to turn against her.

-Awkward for your father.

-Awkward for your father.

-

-A real mess.

-What'll happen?

-What'll happen?

-

-It doesn't look good.

-I have something

-far more important to worry about.

-That won't be a problem

-for much longer.

-I hope not.

-Anyway, thanks for listening.

-See you soon.

-S4C Subtitles by Testun Cyf.

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