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-A few more days

-and we can do as we wish.

-Without secrets.

-Promise?

-Promise.

-Thank you.

-Well, mate, have a good look around.

-This was your first home.

-I never thought this day would come.

-I am looking forward to it...

-..but I'll miss this flat.

-Your first bachelor pad.

-No, you're right.

-We've both been through a lot

-in this place.

-You and the cancer...

-..and me trying to make myself ill

-with those tablets.

-Aye. And little Tom.

-The best thing we ever did.

-Drink that tea. It might be

-the last one you have today.

-Terry's here.

-Where's Jason to help us?

-In the shower, I think.

-Good morning, one and all.

-In a good mood, Vince?

-You won't be when you open these.

-Bills, I think.

-You're right about that,

-and about my mood.

-Something for you, Matthew.

-Thank you.

-I heard that Barry and the family

-were moving into your house.

-They're finally in, are they?

-I'm glad they're moving in

-but I'm missing the house already.

-Thanks, Callum.

-See you, lads.

-Cheerio.

-Wales team invited you

-to join the squad?

-My bank statement.

-I've had a full month's wages.

-I've finished paying off my debt.

-Really? Well done, Matthew.

-You've done very well.

-Thanks, Dad.

-Off you go to work,

-to earn the same next month.

-Yes. I'll see you tonight.

-You work next door.

-I wanted to ask before I forgot.

-Can I have this afternoon off?

-Why?

-Why?

-

-I don't need to give you a reason.

-No, no, I'm sure.

-Since I'm in such a good mood...

-For once.

-Thanks, Philip.

-I have a surprise for you.

-I'm late, Dani.

-I'm late, Dani.

-

-I've just bought tickets.

-What for now?

-To see Coldplay

-performing in Cardiff.

-My friend's selling them

-because she can't go.

-I don't like them. You do.

-Don't lie. I've heard you

-singing in the shower.

-I can't anyway. I'll be working.

-It's two months away.

-Stop trying to arrange my life

-without discussing things first.

-You did it with Bali and now this.

-OK. Britney can come with me.

-At least you're coming to Bali

-now that you've paid your half.

-I'm off to work.

-Ta-ra!

-Feeling better today?

-Look, I can understand

-why you're worried, but...

-Don't tell Rhys...

-..but between you and me...

-..Sian said you could get through

-this relatively lightly.

-I know.

-That's why I feel guilty.

-Don't. He shouldn't have been

-speeding in the first place.

-I shouldn't have agreed

-to take his points.

-You shouldn't have missed

-yesterday's exam because of this.

-You're lucky to have

-another opportunity.

-More importantly, you have to carry

-on and concentrate on school work.

-That's important

-whatever comes of all this.

-You're right.

-Promise?

-OK.

-OK, go and get your sister.

-You're driving her to school.

-The first load is ready to go.

-Can I drive?

-Can I drive?

-

-No.

-You've gone down a peg or two.

-From contractors to odd-job monkeys.

-From contractors to odd-job monkeys.

-

-I'm still a contractor.

-He's still a monkey.

-I'll walk over

-to keep an eye on you.

-And tell you where everything goes.

-And tell you where everything goes.

-

-I'll get the next load ready.

-We'll see you over there.

-Where are you taking my bed?

-Where are you taking my bed?

-

-My bed, you mean.

-Where will I sleep?

-On the sofa, where you've been

-since you got here.

-Hiya, Llio.

-Hiya. OK?

-Hiya. OK?

-

-Yes, thanks.

-Were you aware that Wil Richards

-wasn't in his exam yesterday?

-Yes. What did he have to say?

-I think he's worried

-about his court case.

-His brother's speeding points?

-As head of the Sixth Form, and

-as someone who's doing the NPQH...

-..would you have a word with him?

-Yes, no problem. Poor lad.

-Yes, but silly.

-I suppose. Those twins have been

-trouble since they started here.

-Correct, but I'd rather deal

-with this twin than the other.

-You can say that again.

-Come on, you.

-That goes in the bedroom, Barry.

-That goes in the bedroom, Barry.

-

-Take your time, Kelvin.

-Do you have to be so noisy?

-You try and be quiet when

-you're shifting things like this.

-How many more loads are there?

-I'm not sure.

-My little sweetheart.

-Are they ignoring you?

-Not working today?

-I'm off to the bank

-to fetch some change...

-..but I have the afternoon off

-to help you.

-Are you sure?

-Perfectly sure. Do you want me

-to fill the cupboards?

-Clean?

-Clean?

-

-Take Tom for a walk?

-The best job of all.

-I'll see you later.

-Thanks, Mam.

-Thanks, Mam.

-

-Ow!

-Maybe I should have paid

-that company a fortune.

-Thanks, Ceri. Ta-ra.

-Anyone want one?

-Anyone want one?

-

-No, thanks.

-Excuse me.

-Come on, Lowri. What did Rhys say?

-What you saw was Rhys being

-emotional about his court case.

-David was just being a friend.

-Like you, Rhys misunderstood the

-situation and tried to snog David.

-David pushed him away.

-It was obvious yesterday

-that Rhys felt embarrassed.

-Lowri, are you stupid?

-He was embarrassed about lying.

-He was embarrassed about lying.

-

-Stop it.

-I looked like a right idiot

-and it won't happen again.

-Bye now, Geinor.

-Nice to see you. Ta-ra.

-Cheerio, Arthur.

-How are you, my love?

-She always tends to go on a bit.

-Right, are you busy?

-Right, are you busy?

-

-Plenty to do.

-Are you finishing at two?

-Are you finishing at two?

-

-It's not two yet.

-I am too.

-Vey nice. What can we

-do together this afternoon?

-Take Tom for a walk to let

-Barry and Carys sort out the house.

-What?

-A walk will do you good -

-you're in that van all day.

-I walk from the van

-carrying heavy parcels all day.

-Well, either you come for a walk

-with Tom and me or you help Barry.

-Which one would you prefer?

-David and Britney

-refused the Coldplay ticket.

-Oh, dear.

-To see who?

-To see who?

-

-Coldplay. Like them?

-Rhys is a huge fan of Coldplay.

-I have a spare ticket

-to see them in Cardiff in July.

-It's a busy time for me. Summer

-holidays, people travel a lot.

-Or don't you want to come with me?

-Or don't you want to come with me?

-

-Of course not.

-He doesn't want to arrange anything

-before the court case.

-Sorry, Dani.

-Sorry, Dani.

-

-No, I'm sorry. I didn't think.

-Thanks for the offer.

-Ta-ra.

-Thanks.

-We need up-to-date magazines

-for the salon.

-I'll put them on the tab.

-Good news for Matthew.

-I haven't told you, OK?

-He'll want to tell you himself.

-Tell me what?

-Tell me what?

-

-He's received his first full salary.

-He's finished paying his debt.

-Great news.

-Oh, my love.

-Odd that he didn't phone or text me.

-Probably wanted to tell you

-in person.

-Yes, you're right.

-Thanks, Philip.

-Can you babysit

-the children tonight?

-I suppose. Where are you going?

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-Well, how's the big day going?

-Packing's OK.

-It's the unpacking I hate.

-And all that with a baby.

-Mam's taking Tom for the afternoon

-to make life easier.

-Fair play to her. We'll have a pint

-to celebrate when you've settled in.

-I'll need a pint before that.

-Carrying boxes is thirsty work.

-Have you heard anything

-about me recently?

-Such as?

-Such as?

-

-I don't know.

-I've heard people talking about the

-speeding points but nothing else.

-Why?

-It doesn't matter.

-I'd better answer that.

-Everything OK?

-Everything OK?

-

-Yes, thanks. Fine.

-Wil. Come in. Sit down.

-I'm not going to shout at you.

-I take it

-others have already done that.

-I am disappointed

-you didn't attend your exam.

-Your marks count towards

-your university points.

-Yes, Miss.

-Why weren't you here?

-Why weren't you here?

-

-There were other things on my mind.

-Listen, Wil, you're a popular pupil

-with plenty of ability.

-It would be a shame

-if you failed academically...

-..because of one mistake

-outside school.

-Right, re-sit in January.

-OK?

-OK?

-

-OK, Miss.

-There we go then.

-Wil?

-I'm here to help. Any time.

-Thanks, Miss.

-Why do both of us

-need to take him for a walk?

-Goodness me.

-Sit down there for a minute.

-I'm going to say hello to Judith.

-Yoo-hoo. Judith.

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-500 FIRST PRIZE

-Is Matthew home yet?

-Is Matthew home yet?

-

-No. Oh, yes.

-My two favourite people.

-I'm hoping to be top of the list.

-Why?

-I've booked a table for us.

-I've booked a table for us.

-

-Today's getting better.

-I'm glad to hear.

-The celebratory supper

-I prepared will keep.

-To celebrate what?

-To celebrate what?

-

-I'll tell you tonight.

-I can't wait.

-Go and grab a shower

-and wear your Sunday best!

-Great acting, Sophie. Well done.

-I'm an old hand at it.

-OK, Wil?

-OK, Wil?

-

-Been better.

-Haven't we all?

-The court case? Yesterday's exam?

-The court case? Yesterday's exam?

-

-The first one.

-It's a long way away.

-It's a long way away.

-

-Maybe so...

-..but please

-don't tell Dad I told you...

-..but it could be a lot worse

-for you than me.

-I know. It's all my fault.

-Mine too,

-otherwise I wouldn't be in court.

-Wil, if you're feeling guilty...

-..please don't.

-I dragged you into this.

-How can you be so cool?

-Am I?

-Am I?

-

-You don't seem worried.

-I have other, more important things

-on my mind at the moment.

-Really? Such as?

-Seriously,

-concentrate on your school work.

-It's important.

-If one more person says that today,

-I'll be pleading to go to jail.

-Well, what's the good news?

-I'm paying for supper.

-I'm paying for supper.

-

-No, I organised the surprise.

-Anyway, you can't...

-Anyway, you can't...

-

-Let me finish.

-I can afford it and I can afford

-a lot more things in the future.

-I had my first full salary today.

-I've finished paying my debt,

-Sophie.

-I can buy a car.

-We can go on a holiday.

-Maybe we can save to buy a house.

-Look to the future without a cloud

-hanging over our heads.

-Matthew,

-you've done incredibly well.

-Finally.

-Finally.

-

-We'll sleep tonight.

-And wake up tomorrow morning

-in our new house.

-You should start locking the door.

-You're not in the flat anymore.

-A little something

-to welcome you to your new home.

-In which cupboard are the glasses?

-In which cupboard are the glasses?

-

-I know.

-Try again.

-KNOCK ON THE DOOR

-Mam and Tom probably.

-Mam and Tom probably.

-

-He must be starving.

-Are you helping out too?

-Just helping out

-with the celebration.

-Here he is. Little Tom.

-Home sweet home.

-Thanks for looking after him

-all afternoon, Iris.

-My pleasure.

-To the new house.

-To the new house.

-

-To the new house.

-Where's Erin?

-Where's Erin?

-

-Here.

-OK, I've been thinking

-and I've come to a decision.

-Did it hurt?

-About what?

-I'm going to take the responsibility

-for the speeding points.

-What? You can't do that.

-You've already admitted it

-to the cops.

-I'll change my statement

-and say I put Wil under pressure.

-Hold on now. That could make things

-a lot worse for you.

-I'm in enough trouble as it is.

-It can't get any worse.

-No, Rhys, don't. It's fine.

-It's not fair on you

-and it's affecting your schoolwork.

-OK?

-Come on, let's eat.

-You're nothing but a selfish coward.

-Sorry?

-Sorry?

-

-Look at me.

-I know exactly what I saw

-between you and Rhys.

-It has nothing to do with

-the pathetic story he told Lowri.

-I should have guessed

-you were part of this.

-Are you going to tell Dani?

-Or should I?

-Why haven't you told her already?

-You're so desperate.

-You're just jealous

-and in love with Dani.

-Tell her

-whatever you want to tell her.

-I know who she'll believe.

-You're used to lying.

-Do you want me to tell her

-that you put her in hospital?

-Up to you, Huw.

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