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-I'll have to move away

-to live with my sister-in-law...

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-..in Bournemouth.

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-As far as I can see,

-I don't have any choice.

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-I'm so sorry, Edwin.

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-# My head in the clouds

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-# I didn't know what to do

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-# The harbour has closed

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-# Go and see for yourself

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-# Nothing's as it was before

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-# The gallery is empty

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-# No portraits remain

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-# To trigger fond memories

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-# The harbour has closed

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-# Go and see for yourself

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-# Nothing's as it was before #

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-KNOCK ON DOOR

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-I thought you might like

-some company for lunch.

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-A nice surprise.

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-My eyes were turning square from

-staring at that screen all morning.

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-So you're busy, are you?

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-All that went on hasn't affected

-how much work Wyn sends my way.

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-It's strange

-how he's been so reasonable.

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-I thought

-he'd be angrier than Meical.

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-Have you seen Dani?

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-No. You?

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-No. You?

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-No, thank goodness.

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-Do you fancy going out for lunch?

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-Do you fancy going out for lunch?

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-I don't know. I brought this.

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-Come on.

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-Come on.

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-I'm in my work clothes.

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-I'd rather not.

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-I'd rather not.

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-OK. You win.

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-It's lucky I'm so fond of you.

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-Look!

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-The headphones are bigger

-than his brain.

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-What are you listening to?

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-You wouldn't have heard of them.

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-Who?

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-Someone tech house and grime.

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-That's what's in my set.

-Do you want to listen?

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-Set?

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-Set?

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-Yes, set. I DJ sometimes.

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-In your bedroom? They're rubbish.

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-In your bedroom? They're rubbish.

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-Shouldn't you be in school?

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-Shouldn't you be slicing onions?

-Sian might want another pizza.

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-I know you were behind that.

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-I know you were behind that.

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-Behind what?

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-You owe me 10.50

-for a large Hawaiian.

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-Hey, don't you have any work to do?

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-Hey, don't you have any work to do?

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-I'm on my break.

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-No, you're not.

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-I made someone a cappuccino

-by mistake. Do you want it?

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-You should read people's fortunes.

-You read my mind, Glenda.

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-If I could read people's fortunes,

-I wouldn't be working here.

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-Can I have a sandwich too?

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-Ham and tomato.

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-Ham and tomato.

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-Perfect.

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-I've been rushed off my feet.

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-Junk.

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-Bill.

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-Junk.

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-So Erin ordered that pizza for Sian.

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-Childish.

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-Childish.

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-Mmm.

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-You should keep clear of her.

-She's a bunny boiler.

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-What do you know?

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-She created so many problems

-for Llio and Iolo.

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-She said they were having an affair

-when they weren't.

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-So steer clear of her.

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-She's chasing me.

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-That's what the bunny said

-before it ended up in the saucepan.

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-Well, Megan, what a lovely surprise.

-Come in.

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-I know we didn't arrange

-to meet today...

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-..but I've been trying

-to pack my belongings.

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-That's some task.

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-That's some task.

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-Mami left me these.

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-They're not worth much

-but they mean a lot to me.

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-There's no room for them

-in Elsie's house.

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-It's only a two-bedroom flat.

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-I didn't want to take them

-to the charity shop...

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-..so I thought

-you might want to have them...

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-..to remember me.

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-That Mrs Williams

-doesn't half witter on.

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-She didn't stop talking

-all the way to Bangor.

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-You're taking Elwyn Pritchard next.

-You won't hear a peep out of him.

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-And drop the minibus off

-at the garage.

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-Rhys wants it tonight.

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-Rhys wants it tonight.

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-I'm not sure about that.

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-I've told you once already.

-Rhys is a good mechanic.

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-Yes, but after what happened...

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-Business is business.

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-He gives us a good deal

-and he's close by.

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-Meical punched him.

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-He won't be happy.

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-Meical won't be worried

-about who services our taxis.

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-He won't find out anyway.

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-I wouldn't want to rock the boat.

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-I wouldn't want to rock the boat.

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-I'll take it.

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-Stay here to answer the phone

-and search for your backbone.

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-Will you take a slice of bara brith?

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-No, thanks, Edwin.

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-It looks good there.

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-Yes, wonderful.

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-Megan, are you sure you can't find

-anywhere else around here?

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-Bournemouth is so far away.

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-I've looked, Edwin.

-Everywhere's so expensive.

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-We'll have to make the best

-of the situation.

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-I don't know how.

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-There will always be

-a welcome for you here.

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-I can come down to Bournemouth.

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-That would be very difficult.

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-As you said, it's very far away.

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-Elsie's not very fond of visitors

-either.

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-No, we'll have to call it a day,

-I'm afraid.

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-Yes...

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-..yes, it's such a pity that we

-can't do something to stay together.

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-Nice one. I owe you a pint.

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-Yeah, thanks. Bye.

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-Yes.

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-Someone's in a good mood.

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-Someone's in a good mood.

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-A very good mood.

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-Oh?

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-Have you ever lost a pound

-down the back of the sofa...

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-..and found a 20 note?

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-With my luck?

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-With my luck?

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-That's just what happened to me.

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-Have you found 20

-down the back of the sofa?

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-Well, not the sofa.

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-You can add a few noughts

-to that 20 too.

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-Lucky!

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-To celebrate, I'll take you

-for a pint if you're up for it.

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-I don't know.

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-I don't know.

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-We'll go to Copa.

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-I promised I'd go over to see David.

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-Bring him with you.

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-Bring him with you.

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-He promised to cook - Mexican.

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-Maybe some other time.

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-OK, but I can't promise I'll be

-in such a good mood next time.

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-I'd have done that.

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-Let me spoil you while I can.

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-About that.

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-I've been thinking.

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-I might have an answer

-to the problem.

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-Yes?

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-I think we know each other

-quite well by now.

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-I agree.

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-Well, I have three bedrooms.

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-What if you moved in while you're

-looking for somewhere to live?

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-What do you say?

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-Well?

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-I'm sorry, Edwin,

-I'm not sure what to say.

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-Within a month or two, you might

-be able to find somewhere suitable.

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-You could share with someone.

-That's what the youngsters do.

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-There's plenty of room

-in the garage...

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-I'm very grateful for your offer...

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-..but I couldn't.

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-What would people say?

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-I couldn't live with a man...

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-..if we weren't married, of course.

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-You're quite right. I'm so sorry

-to put you in such a position.

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-There's no need to apologize.

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-I wouldn't have suggested it

-but I'm so afraid of losing you.

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-Please forgive me.

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-Of course, of course.

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-Let's go somewhere for a walk.

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-LOUD MUSIC

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-Sorry to intrude.

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-Hiya.

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-I got fed up of paperwork.

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-I decided to grab some fresh air.

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-You won't find much of that here.

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-Just the smell of oil and petrol.

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-OK, I admit it. I wanted to see you.

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-Yeah, yeah.

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-It's funny, isn't it?

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-What?

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-All those times I made excuses

-to come here to spend time with you.

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-Now there's no need for excuses.

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-It's a nice feeling.

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-Yes. Do you fancy

-doing something tonight?

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-Such as?

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-Such as?

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-Go out for a meal.

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-I don't know.

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-I have to service

-the K-Kabs minibus later.

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-Oh.

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-I can come over later.

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-OK. I'll cook us a meal.

-What do you fancy?

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-Surprise me.

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-Text me when you're on the way.

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-Dewi.

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-Here you are. Bye.

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-I thought you were going back

-to Cardiff. Where've you been?

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-Bangor.

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-This came for you.

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-This came for you.

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-Thanks.

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-What is it?

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-Sorry.

-My X-ray vision isn't working today.

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-Open it.

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-I'll open it later.

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-I'll open it later.

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-No, now.

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-It's addressed to me.

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-It's addressed to me.

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-Open it.

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-Dewi.

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-LOUD MUSIC

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-Is that music?

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-It's better than Justin Bieber.

-Or are you still a fan of Peppa Pig?

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-Do you want to listen to my music?

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-Much better than your rubbish.

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-Much better than your rubbish.

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-Says you.

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-Why didn't you tell me?

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-Why didn't you tell me?

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-I knew you'd react like this.

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-Do you blame me?

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-Do you blame me?

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-I can hear you from downstairs.

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-Tell him.

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-He's been expelled from university.

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-Kicked out?

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-He's lied since he got home.

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-He's lied since he got home.

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-What happened?

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-That's what I want to know.

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-That's what I want to know.

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-The college overreacted.

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-So this is their fault, is it?

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-So this is their fault, is it?

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-I didn't submit an essay.

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-They wouldn't kick you out

-for a single essay.

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-It was more than one essay.

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-I had one more chance, but...

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-I phoned Mathew and Llio

-and you refused to help.

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-Why didn't you tell me?

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-I'll phone them

-to try and sort this out.

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-Dad.

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-There's one more thing.

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-What?

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-Well...

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-..I was desperate and I had

-to submit some kind of essay.

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-I bought one on line and got caught.

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-What next? Plagiarism

-is a massive issue for universities.

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-What else could I do?

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-Sorry, Dad.

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-LOUD MUSIC

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-I'm not paying you...

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-Sorry, Barry. I was just going.

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-Text me.

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-What did I tell you?

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-What's for dinner tonight?

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-It's curry and a pint night

-in the Cross.

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-Yes, why not?

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-Anything's better than staying in...

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-..listening to Dani's

-depressing music.

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-If it makes her feel better.

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-If it makes her feel better.

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-It makes her feel worse.

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-Look, Meical.

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-She's not taking it to Rhys!

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-A wonderful place.

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-A wonderful place.

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-It is.

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-One of Lena's favourite places.

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-We often came here for a walk.

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-You must have

-some cherished memories.

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-I wouldn't change a thing

-about the past six months.

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-Neither would I.

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-It's such a shame

-that it has to end.

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-Megan, I don't know

-what I'll do without you.

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-We need it back by tomorrow morning.

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-We need it back by tomorrow morning.

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-I'll phone you when it's ready.

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-Can you bring it back?

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-Can you bring it back?

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-Not tonight.

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-What are you doing?

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-What are you doing?

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-Meical.

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-How can you give him business

-after what he did to Dani?

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-Business is business.

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-Business is business.

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-Business? Dani's family.

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-I don't want any trouble.

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-Shut it.

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-Shut it.

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-You've ruined her life.

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-He's as good a mechanic

-as he was a month ago.

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-You could go somewhere else.

-There are plenty of garages.

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-He's convenient and reasonable.

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-Your business is more important

-that Dani and me.

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-Wise up, Meical.

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-Wise up, Meical.

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-My own sister.

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-I'd understand

-if you wanted to take it elsewhere.

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-Phone me when it's ready.

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-Megan.

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-Megan.

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-Yes.

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-I've given this serious thought.

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-I'd like to ask you something.

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-I'd like to ask you something.

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-Oh?

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-As you said earlier, the past six

-months has been such a happy time.

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-Yes.

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-After losing Lena...

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-..I was lost.

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-Lena would want you to be happy,

-Edwin.

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-Yes, she would.

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-That's what I've been pondering

-all day.

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-Being here, a place I spent

-many hours in her company...

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-..has made me realize that.

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-So...

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-..it would be

-the greatest honour for me...

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-..if you, Megan...

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-..agreed to marry me.

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-Oh, Edwin.

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-Of course I'll marry you.

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