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-Has he been spoiling you, Megan?

-Yes, he has.

-Let me see.

-It's absolutely beautiful.

-She's spending his money already.

-She's spending his money already.

-

-Shush, Chelle.

-Listen, I give you work, money

-and a bed to sleep in.

-If it's not good enough,

-you know where to go.

-You either do as I say

-or you go elsewhere.

-# Staring through the window

-at mission control

-# No hope of turning back #

-# No hope of turning back #

-

-Dewi?

-Dewi? Is he still not up?

-No.

-Dewi? Come on.

-Two minutes.

-Hurry up.

-What's the problem?

-What's the problem?

-

-He's meant to look after the shop.

-All he has to do

-is stand there and look lively.

-That is a problem.

-I need to go to the bank,

-cash & carry and meet Wyn.

-You have two minutes.

-You have two minutes.

-

-I'll be there now.

-Not too bad.

-Go and fetch the hoover.

-PHONE RINGS

-Hello. Alright, Mr Lloyd?

-No, I haven't forgotten.

-We'll be there just before eleven.

-See you later. Ta-ra.

-How was he?

-He wanted to know if we can still

-help shift that stuff.

-No, you promised to help.

-That's why we're here so early.

-He's a good customer.

-A little goodwill goes a long way.

-Where are you going?

-Where are you going?

-

-To fetch the hoover.

-And since you have so much goodwill,

-you can clean the toilets.

-Good morning, Vince.

-Nice for some

-starting at such a late hour.

-I've been up since before five.

-A day in the cafe would kill you.

-You're back in bed by lunchtime.

-Not if Cathryn and the dishcloth

-have anything to do with it.

-I'm in that sink

-more often than the plug.

-Shop and salon.

-Thanks, Vince. Glenda, sorry,

-can I ask a favour?

-Dewi was meant to look after

-the shop but he's still in bed.

-Can you cover for me?

-Panic over. Lazarus is out of bed.

-Thanks, anyway.

-A bucket of water and he'll be fine.

-Look at the state of you.

-I'm here, aren't I?

-I said I would be.

-Do something with your hair.

-I'll be back as soon as I can.

-OK, lad? Can you take Barry's mail?

-I'm doing everything else for him.

-Hiya.

-Hiya.

-

-David gave me these.

-What are they?

-What are they?

-

-I forgot all about them. Your mail.

-Thanks for looking after them.

-I've got to go.

-Meical wants to finish in Copa

-before helping Mr Lloyd and Megan.

-Enjoy.

-Lemonade?

-OK.

-OK.

-

-Orange?

-OK.

-Are you sure?

-Are you sure?

-

-Another box.

-Just tell me if we need more.

-Why are you asking

-if I've just told you?

-Don't take it out on me.

-This is entirely your fault.

-You dodged work,

-you brought the kids back here...

-..and you left Kylie on her own,

-as Kay keeps reminding me.

-I wouldn't be surprised...

-..if Kay refused

-to let Kylie work here again.

-What would I do then?

-Say goodbye to nights off forever.

-Can I go and get a bacon sandwich?

-Can I go and get a bacon sandwich?

-

-Get lost.

-# I am enslaved to you

-# I adore you #

-Where's he going?

-Where's he going?

-

-He said he only had an hour spare.

-Everything's here now.

-I'm very grateful for your help.

-You're welcome, Mr Lloyd.

-You're welcome, Mr Lloyd.

-

-Most things will go in the garage.

-I'll make a cuppa for the workers.

-I'll make a cuppa for the workers.

-

-The garage key.

-What's this? A new business.

-Removals.

-Removals.

-

-Shut it, Vince.

-I told you she was moving in.

-I told you she was moving in.

-

-Are you on University Challenge?

-Finished?

-Finished?

-

-Yes, thanks.

-Your father

-usually brings them back himself.

-Oh, sorry.

-How's it going then,

-behind the counter?

-Are you enjoying yourself?

-Are you enjoying yourself?

-

-It's OK.

-It's important

-that you help your father.

-He's been through a lot recently.

-Every little helps.

-Are you going to pay for that?

-There's no point.

-There's no job worth applying for.

-Are you leaving the pizza place?

-Are you leaving the pizza place?

-

-I can't work with Barry any more.

-Megan. It says kitchen on this.

-Megan. It says kitchen on this.

-

-Thank you, Meical. On the table.

-How's the wedding coming along?

-How's the wedding coming along?

-

-An invitation is on its way.

-Thank you. There was no need.

-How many coming?

-How many coming?

-

-No more than a dozen.

-Just that.

-We don't want any fuss.

-And there's no-one

-from Megan's side.

-No-one?

-It's short notice.

-And it's a midweek wedding.

-Yes. What a pity.

-At least we'll have some fun.

-At least we'll have some fun.

-

-I hope so!

-Meical.

-Meical.

-

-Lovely.

-There you go.

-See you in a fortnight. Thank you.

-Dani, don't forget about these.

-Follow me.

-The middle seat.

-What the hell has he done?

-Oh, there you are, Michelle.

-Yes, there's not much left.

-This isn't meant to be here.

-Ah, no, garage.

-What are you doing?

-What are you doing?

-

-This was in the wrong place.

-Where's Mr Lloyd?

-Where's Mr Lloyd?

-

-Tidying up the garage.

-Don't you think

-there's something odd going on?

-No-one from her side

-is invited to the wedding.

-They can't come.

-No-one at all?

-No-one at all?

-

-Not this again.

-I'm telling you.

-Something's not right here.

-Shush!

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-We're greatly indebted to you

-for your generosity.

-You're welcome.

-It's the least we can do.

-Thank you.

-I'm just worried that no-one from

-your side will be at the wedding.

-That's how it is.

-What about Elsie, your sister?

-She's in Bournemouth.

-She'd love to come.

-She's my sister-in-law.

-It's so far, isn't it?

-It's so far, isn't it?

-

-Yes. Yes, it is far.

-Meical could go down and fetch her.

-We could find her a seaside hotel.

-It'd do her a world of good.

-I've never been to Bournemouth.

-They tell me it's a nice place.

-Thanks for the offer, Michelle, but

-Elsie turned down the invitation.

-I offered to pay for her train...

-..but she doesn't go out much

-these days after breaking her hip.

-Such a pity.

-It doesn't bother me who's there...

-..as long as Edwin turns up,

-of course!

-Just this, thanks.

-It's not very cold.

-No?

-No?

-

-No.

-I don't think those chips

-will last long.

-Oh...!

-Thanks.

-Do you mind?

-Do you mind?

-

-You can see me then.

-Why aren't you speaking to me?

-Listen, Jason,

-you have to speak to me.

-It might have been a bit of fun

-for you but it wasn't fun for me.

-How do you think Barry felt?

-It was nothing to do with him.

-So, more fun at Jason's expense?

-So, more fun at Jason's expense?

-

-No. Sorry.

-Thanks.

-Look,

-Wil wasn't in the best of spirits.

-Not every day

-do you think about going to prison.

-I wanted him

-to have some fun with his friends.

-Coming or what?

-Coming or what?

-

-Yes.

-I thought you were better than that

-and you'd know how worried I was.

-You just always put yourself first.

-Listen...

-Listen...

-

-No, stuff you, Jason.

-You, your flat and your pizzas.

-Pity we won't see as much of Meical

-and Michelle after the wedding.

-How come?

-I took it for granted that I'd clean

-the house when we're married.

-They've looked after me so well

-over all these years.

-You shouldn't pay for someone to

-clean when I can do it for nothing.

-I'm right, aren't I?

-Yes.

-5.

-5.

-

-Thanks.

-Which one do you want? You'd be in a

-better mood if you won the Lottery.

-Well?

-You'd have to work a month's notice.

-Well, say thank you.

-Thank you.

-Thank you.

-

-Look, I don't want to argue.

-I know I went

-a little over the top...

-..but I need

-someone responsible here.

-It's a business.

-You can't do as you wish.

-Grow up a little.

-Grow up a little.

-

-I have a delivery to make.

-It's OK for me to go, is it?

-Yes. Mates?

-Mates.

-What the...?

-I'll be with you now.

-Dewi, Dewi, what have you done?

-6.48.

-He's been so good, fair play to him.

-The freezer was broken.

-He didn't panic.

-He emptied everything

-to the cafe freezer.

-How did he know who to phone?

-It's written on the label.

-Is it?

-It is.

-You should have heard him

-on the phone. He scared me!

-Really?

-Look who's here. Off for a walk?

-That's right.

-We were going to call by

-on the way back.

-Call by our house?

-Call by our house?

-

-Yes.

-What's wrong, Mr Lloyd?

-What's wrong, Mr Lloyd?

-

-No, nothing at all.

-Well, not in so many words.

-We've been discussing what

-should happen after the wedding.

-The honeymoon?

-No, the cleaning arrangements.

-We were thinking...

-..that we would sort out

-the cleaning afterwards.

-We'll give you notice.

-You don't want us to clean

-ever again after the wedding.

-No, we wouldn't say ever again.

-We'll see how we get on.

-There we go.

-We appreciate

-everything you've done.

-Yes, I second that.

-You're welcome.

-Come on, we don't want

-to be late for Mrs Templeton.

-KNOCKING ON THE DOOR

-KNOCKING CONTINUES

-Alright, alright, I'm coming.

-I want a word.

-KNOCKING CONTINUES

-I'll answer it then.

-OK?

-Who ordered a pizza?

-Wil? Have you ordered a pizza?

-No.

-Sorry, wrong house.

-Sorry, wrong house.

-

-I'm not delivering. Is Erin in?

-Erin?

-Erin?

-

-I'd like a word with her.

-OK?

-OK?

-

-OK?

-Yes?

-I've been thinking

-about what you said this afternoon.

-Oh, yeah?

-I think I should apologize

-because I misread the situation.

-Obviously.

-So, I was thinking...

-..if we could...

-What?

-Start all over again. Pretend that

-lots of things hadn't happened.

-Would you like to go out,

-just the two of us?

-We'll go somewhere.

-Anywhere you want.

-I'll text you when I'm free.

-You knew when I mentioned Bali

-for the first time...

-..that you didn't intend going.

-Tell me honestly, you treated me

-like a fool all along.

-Why did you tell me you'd paid your

-half of the holiday when you hadn't?

-This isn't how...

-The travel agent says I'll lose

-1,500 if the balance isn't paid.

-I've lost enough as it is.

-You're paying every penny you owe

-me, you lying, two-faced toerag.

-But Dani...

-But Dani...

-

-Yes, you are!

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