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-I know Rhys will be OK, but not Wil.

-He might be stronger than you think.

-He's not. Wil can be so innocent.

-Why would he be with Dani

-if he's gay?

-He would have finished with her.

-He would have finished with her.

-

-I know what I saw.

-You'll make a hole in that mug

-if you're not careful.

-Yes. It's probably cold too,

-like the last one.

-Worried about this morning?

-What if it's bad news?

-What if it's bad news?

-

-It's only a routine check-up.

-Yes, I know, but...

-Hey, hey, stop it.

-Why are you like this today?

-I don't know. I'm just fed up.

-I'm sure you are...

-..but the end is in sight,

-you'll see.

-I hope so.

-You've come so far.

-That's what they'll tell you today.

-You make me feel better

-all the time.

-Do I?

-Yes.

-One for Wil and one for me.

-July.

-July.

-

-The 11th.

-The court case?

-The court case?

-

-Yes.

-Can't wait.

-It's a long way away.

-There's no point

-worrying about it now.

-Don't book any holidays in July.

-Don't book any holidays in July.

-

-Easier said than done, Dad.

-Yes, but... The harm's been done.

-There's nothing you can do now.

-Just search for prison recipes

-and start getting used to them.

-It's no worse than Dad's cooking.

-It's no worse than Dad's cooking.

-

-True enough.

-Are you taking the car today?

-Wait for me.

-Good luck.

-I don't have an exam today.

-Yes, luck. We'll need a lot of it.

-I don't know

-how I've managed to be late today.

-You can't blame the children.

-They're with Vince and Cathryn.

-Can you give me a lift?

-Are you working in the salon?

-Not until 9.30am. I'm in no hurry.

-Terry?

-Terry?

-

-Come on, I'm going now.

-To Sophie.

-Lots of love, J. x

-Love him.

-Jason's head over heels.

-He's a brave man.

-What's wrong with him?

-You're happy with Matthew.

-And you're too old for him.

-Excuse me. Who are you calling old?

-You, for him.

-You, for him.

-

-He likes the older woman.

-No, thanks.

-It's not that long ago he was

-on the sofa canoodling with Hari.

-Have a word with him, Sophie.

-Have a word with him, Sophie.

-

-I'll do no such thing.

-You might be next, Glenda.

-Don't be so stupid. Come on!

-I've been ready for ages.

-Have you thought more about it?

-I can't think about anything else.

-Are you going to tell Dani?

-No. I can't destroy her life because

-of something you think you saw.

-I know what I saw.

-I saw David and Rhys kissing.

-It's impossible.

-Dani and David were completely happy

-when I called over.

-David's a good actor.

-Here you go. Sophie here?

-Not until 9.30am.

-I wanted to know who's picking up

-the children tonight.

-As I said, not until 9.30am.

-You must have her number.

-Oh. Yeah.

-Sorry.

-Right, you have half an hour

-to do some last-minute revision...

-..if you need it.

-Who's not here?

-Who's not here?

-

-Wil. I don't know where he is.

-Has anyone seen him?

-Has anyone seen him?

-

-Yes.

-This is a very important

-AS Level exam.

-Where is he then?

-Where is he then?

-

-I don't know, sir.

-Even though we're early, the

-orthopaedic wants to see you first.

-I thought we were seeing

-the doctor today.

-That's what they said.

-The doctor will see you later.

-Have you seen Wil Richards?

-# It will come

-# Things will get better, you'll see

-# But it might take a while #

-Any luck?

-Any luck?

-

-No.

-I'll have to tell your father.

-This isn't like Wil.

-# Things will get better, you'll see

-# But it might take a while

-# Wait until tomorrow #

-Wil?

-Here she is.

-If you'd answered your phone

-I'd have found you sooner.

-Why are you hiding?

-Matthew's worried about you.

-You should call him Mr Parry.

-You should call him Mr Parry.

-

-He phoned Dad.

-I know.

-I know.

-

-Worried about the exam?

-No. What's the point?

-No. What's the point?

-

-What do you mean?

-Why worry about an exam

-when you're on your way to prison?

-Hiya.

-Hiya.

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-I've done the books, Dani.

-You won't have to do them again,

-Sophie. Or you two.

-Why not?

-I've come to share some good news.

-I can take the brace off.

-That's a lot better than good.

-I told her not to worry.

-Yes, yes, David,

-you're always right.

-I want a party to say goodbye to it

-and burn it like Guy Fawkes.

-It'll be so nice to have you back,

-Dani.

-Is there good news?

-Yes. This is going.

-Great.

-It's been very quiet without you.

-Thank you.

-Sophie? This is your week's notice.

-Isn't that right, Philip?

-Um, yes, yes.

-This is your week's notice.

-I'm sorry, Sophie.

-No problem. It's been hard work

-keeping this place going.

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-I won't have to do this

-for much longer.

-Oh?

-Dani's brace is coming off

-and I've had my week's notice.

-I don't know how she'll cope.

-She's done it before.

-She's done it before.

-

-It's hard work with a good back.

-She'll want me back in a day or two,

-you'll see...

-..but I'll be too busy.

-Sophie, I heard you have

-a toy boy chasing you.

-Dad!

-Dad!

-

-Kylie told him.

-Can you look after Helen

-when the dryer finishes?

-Where are you going?

-Where are you going?

-

-To the garage.

-Can you?

-Can you?

-

-Yes, but...

-Lowri.

-How's my handsome man today?

-Fine, but starving.

-Ham sandwich please, Glenda.

-No problem, Matthew.

-No problem, Matthew.

-

-She's feeling guilty.

-Shut it, Kelvin.

-About what?

-I want an estimate.

-Here you go, love.

-300? You're having a laugh.

-What's Barry done?

-Not Barry. His little brother.

-Not Barry. His little brother.

-

-I think he has a crush on me.

-Jason?

-Jason?

-

-Should I have word with him?

-Or he might listen to you.

-Or he might listen to you.

-

-He never listened in school.

-There's no need to worry about him.

-No, no...

-..but I don't want him

-getting his hopes up.

-Do as you wish.

-I'd better get back to work.

-Thanks, Glenda.

-I'll see you later. Terry.

-Well, well. I'm glad to see

-both of you together.

-Oh?

-It'll save lots of bad excuses.

-It'll save lots of bad excuses.

-

-Sorry, I don't understand.

-What's this about you

-and your partner?

-What? Is Dani OK?

-Stop pretending.

-Not Dani. Him.

-Sophie. What size, what toppings?

-No pizzas, thanks. Just a word.

-A word?

-Yes. About the flowers.

-What flowers?

-I'm in a relationship, with Matthew.

-I'm very happy. You'd be better off

-looking for someone your own age.

-And don't discuss your feelings

-towards me to other people.

-Three questions.

-What flowers?

-Discuss with who? What feelings?

-Oh.

-Someone must have played a joke

-on you. Or me.

-I didn't buy you any flowers.

-I certainly don't fancy you.

-And I have no feelings for you.

-I thought the whole thing

-sounded silly.

-You're telling me.

-You're telling me.

-

-OK. Well, that's that sorted.

-Cheerio, Jason.

-It doesn't matter

-who saw you snogging.

-What I want to know is

-when are you going to tell Dani?

-I can't believe

-you're deceiving her.

-If you don't tell her, I will.

-Say something.

-Lowri, it's all my fault.

-It's not been a good time for me

-with the speeding points.

-David's helped me out a lot.

-I needed a ear...

-I needed a ear...

-

-I'm all ears.

-Whoever saw us has misunderstood.

-Really?

-When that person saw us...

-..I was quite emotional and I went

-too far and tried to kiss David.

-So you did kiss?

-He pushed me away.

-He's been enough of a gentleman

-not to mention it again.

-That's what we were discussing.

-Isn't that right, David?

-Yes. That's what the person saw.

-I'm sorry, Rhys, I really wanted

-to forget about it...

-..before other people

-stuck their noses in.

-Um... sorry.

-That makes sense, I'm sure.

-Yes, it does.

-Really, David, sorry.

-A bit late for that.

-Isn't it?

-What have I just heard from Glenda?

-What have I just heard from Glenda?

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-Does everyone know?

-Are you out of your mind?

-Sophie's twice your age.

-She's not twice my age.

-She's not twice my age.

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-Jason!

-She's going out with Matthew

-and he used to be your teacher.

-Thanks, girls.

-Mam, it was just a joke.

-Mam, it was just a joke.

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-A joke? It's not very funny.

-I know. I don't know who started it.

-It's not true?

-Of course not. I hate the snob.

-I told her to her face earlier.

-You didn't.

-I did. She came here to tell me

-I had no chance with her.

-The cheek of it.

-You said that and called her a snob?

-Not in so many words,

-but wow, she loves herself.

-She knows it's not true?

-She knows it's not true?

-

-Yes.

-You can tell that

-to anyone else who knows about it.

-I will.

-This place is worse than Holyhead

-for gossip.

-Here she is. Welcome back.

-Sorry, Helen.

-Do you want another cuppa?

-I sorted that while you were out.

-I wasn't long.

-I wasn't long.

-

-You left for 15 minutes yourself.

-Well? What happened?

-You misunderstood the situation.

-What? No. I know what...

-You saw? No, you don't.

-There's a simple explanation

-to what you saw.

-I don't want to hear about it again.

-I made a fool of myself

-in the garage.

-Sorry.

-I've been worried about you.

-Sorry. I don't want any fuss.

-If your sister

-hadn't told us you were OK...

-..there'd be a helicopter

-searching for you.

-There's no need to worry.

-Matthew said you can resit the exam.

-I won't be able to do that

-in prison.

-Wil, you're worrying

-far too much about it.

-Your father's right.

-You're young

-and this is your first offence.

-I don't think the judge

-will treat you harshly.

-You won't go to jail.

-Don't worry too much about it...

-..or you'll make yourself ill.

-..or you'll make yourself ill.

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-Easier said than done.

-Do you think the judge will be fair?

-Do you think the judge will be fair?

-

-Yes...

-..but reducing Wil's punishment

-could increase Rhys' punishment.

-How?

-You could argue that Wil gave in

-to pressure from his big brother.

-It could make things

-very difficult for Rhys.

-Smile! You'll put customers

-off their food.

-I hope you all want a pizza.

-I've come to make them.

-We're returning these.

-The house keys.

-Sorry we took longer than we hoped.

-No problem, as long as you're

-ready to do me a favour tomorrow.

-What?

-A trip or two, or three,

-to move furniture?

-In the pick-up?

-In the pick-up?

-

-What if it rains?

-Have you got any tarpaulin?

-We're meant to be in Llangefni.

-Well,

-you were late finishing the job.

-What if I'm late paying?

-OK, but first thing.

-Hey, his daughter

-might be too old for you...

-..but my little sister's

-too young for you, OK?

-Ha, ha!

-Leave him alone.

-First thing, Barry.

-What was that all about?

-What was that all about?

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-Leave it.

-The story's wound you up.

-Don't start.

-Are you behind all this?

-Don't treat me like a maid and

-I won't buy flowers on your behalf.

-Deal?

-Deal?

-

-Deal.

-David, we've just had a near-miss.

-At least one of us

-can think on his feet.

-I wanted to say thanks.

-You didn't have to.

-What would you have done? Admit it?

-What would you have done? Admit it?

-

-I don't know.

-Lowri didn't say who saw us

-but someone else knows about us.

-Cool down.

-If we carry on quietly, Dani

-will be out of her brace soon...

-..and I'll tell her then.

-A few more days

-and we can do as we wish.

-Without secrets.

-Promise?

-Promise.

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