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-The travel agent says here

-that I'll lose 1,500...

-..if they don't receive the balance.

-I've lost enough as it is.

-You're going to pay me back

-every penny.

-Yes, you are!

-Hiya. Jac?

-Hiya, Erin here.

-Can I ask you a huge favour?

-Please, please, please,

-can you fit me in today?

-It doesn't matter who.

-Anyone will do.

-I know it's short notice.

-Can you? You're a star.

-OK. See you at three o'clock.

-Thank you.

-Coffee?

-Coffee?

-

-No, thanks.

-Toast?

-I'm OK, thanks.

-Orange juice?

-Orange juice?

-

-No, thanks.

-You'd better hurry up

-or you'll be late.

-There's no hurry.

-There's no hurry.

-

-Your work clothes are at home.

-Hurry up

-or you'll never be open by nine.

-It doesn't matter.

-I know you're worried

-about the court case...

-..but it'll do you good

-to go to work.

-Keep busy.

-Keep busy.

-

-I can't be bothered.

-I'm ready.

-On time for once.

-Thank you.

-Dad...

-Dad...

-

-Oh, look out.

-What?

-What?

-

-You've done something.

-Or she wants something.

-Or she wants something.

-

-Can I borrow some money, please?

-Borrow forever, you mean?

-Yes.

-How much?

-How much?

-

-40. I'm having my hair done.

-40?

-Where's the hairdresser, London?

-You don't want me looking a mess.

-We're used to that.

-We're used to that.

-

-I'd better give you the money.

-Thank you.

-Are you really giving it to her?

-She earns a wage.

-It's nothing to do with you.

-It's nothing to do with you.

-

-You can have a haircut too.

-Hurry up, off to school.

-We may as well pitch a tent

-in the garden, we're here so often.

-Don't you get tired

-of going on and on about it?

-I'm tired of facing her false smile!

-You won't have to face it

-much longer.

-Three more cleaning days

-and that's it.

-We've lost our first customer

-because of her.

-At least we'll still be

-cleaning the windows.

-Once a month, for far less money.

-Good morning, so nice to see you.

-I've been really worried.

-About what, Mr Lloyd?

-About ending the cleaning contract.

-We understand.

-We understand.

-

-Oh, well, I'm glad to hear that.

-Behave yourself.

-You do realize it's not midday yet.

-Are you feeling ill?

-Are you feeling ill?

-

-I'd be in bed if I was ill.

-What's wrong then?

-What's wrong then?

-

-Nothing. Just bored.

-Do you want me to do anything?

-Do you want me to do anything?

-

-Such as?

-Look after the shop.

-You must be ill.

-You must be ill.

-

-OK, I'll go back to bed.

-No, sorry, fair play.

-That's better.

-Go for a walk or grab some lunch.

-Yes, OK, I might well do.

-You can sort out the newspaper book.

-Cuppa?

-Cuppa?

-

-Yes, please.

-Dewi?

-Wait. Come here for a minute.

-What?

-What?

-What?

-

-Your temperature's normal.

-Poor Rhys!

-Dani.

-What do you want?

-What do you want?

-

-Sorry to disturb you.

-I wasn't busy.

-I wasn't busy.

-

-Can I have a word, please?

-Well?

-I wanted to give you this.

-1,500 for the holiday.

-I want you to have it.

-It's only right that you have it.

-I was wondering if you

-were quiet over there...

-..and you could spare a mechanic.

-A month, six weeks.

-Two months at the most.

-To replace my son.

-No?

-If you hear of someone, let me know.

-OK. Thanks.

-Here she comes again.

-Leave her alone.

-Oh, here they are!

-Not long to go until the big day.

-I feel like a child

-on Christmas Eve.

-I'm sure you do. How are

-the arrangements coming along?

-There's not that much to do.

-Everything's in place.

-Neither one of us wants any fuss.

-Where's the reception?

-You need a reception.

-You need a reception.

-

-Do you think so?

-Of course.

-This place will do for me.

-I think Megan's used to more style.

-Don't let Mr Parry

-hear you saying that.

-What about next door?

-Cathryn would be more than happy.

-We're only a small group.

-We're only a small group.

-

-I'll ask her when she gets in.

-There we go, and then let me know.

-Glenda and I can prepare the food,

-if it's good enough for you.

-We'll find no-one better.

-We'll find no-one better.

-

-That's settled then.

-I'll ask Cathryn to phone you.

-Great.

-I'll bake the cake

-and there's no charge for it.

-It's my gift to you.

-Everyone's so generous.

-I'll make you a list of

-the sandwich fillings.

-What do you fancy, Edwin?

-Salmon, prawns?

-I'll leave everything

-in your capable hands.

-That woman makes me sick.

-Don't start, 'Chelle.

-Don't start, 'Chelle.

-

-Salmon, prawns.

-Eat a sausage roll

-like everyone else!

-If you're in this mood,

-I'm off to the cash & carry.

-No, I'll go. I can't stand

-being in the same room as her.

-Wait, I want some of the gear

-out of the van.

-I need to clean the windows.

-What happened to families

-sticking together?

-I was going to discuss it with you

-but you weren't here.

-I'm here now.

-I'm worried about the business.

-I'm worried about the business.

-

-Try worrying about me.

-You know I do.

-You have a strange way

-of showing it.

-We have to face facts.

-After this court case,

-you could end up in prison.

-I know that more than anyone.

-I know that more than anyone.

-

-This garage will have to go on.

-Otherwise,

-it won't be here when you get out.

-We need someone working here, Rhys.

-See you back at school.

-I'm going to buy some chewing gum.

-Hiya.

-Where's Kylie going?

-Where's Kylie going?

-

-Dentist.

-Better than Maths!

-Yes, you're right.

-What's up? Are you OK?

-I've just seen David.

-Where?

-Where?

-

-He came to the salon.

-Why?

-Why?

-

-To give me this.

-1,500?

-Why did he give you this?

-Because I paid for a holiday

-I won't be going on.

-Pity. I would have come with you.

-Bali sounds nice.

-Sorry. Were you excited about it?

-Yes.

-Yes.

-

-I hate David.

-# She's inside your head

-# She's under your skin

-# She's playing on your mind

-# She knows she's twisting

-you around her little finger

-# Suddenly it's a game of chess

-between the minds

-# I must say that's it's difficult

-keeping the king on his feet

-# When she's in your head

-telling you what to do #

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-# Inside your head

-# She's under your skin

-# She's playing on your mind

-# She knows

-she's twisting you around her... #

-How was your lunch?

-How was your lunch?

-

-Very nice and reasonably priced.

-I might call again.

-Pudding and a cuppa

-since you're a lady of leisure?

-Who are you calling a lady?

-Sticky toffee pudding

-with custard or ice cream.

-I could get used to this.

-This is how Wyn lives.

-On his backside all day

-watching others work for him.

-Like you watching me and Glenda

-running around like fools.

-I'd better check what mess the

-prodigal son has done in the shop.

-Ice cream with the pudding, please.

-Ice cream with the pudding, please.

-

-On the way, boss.

-Sly, Dad.

-The paper's no worse off

-and no-one's any wiser.

-What are you doing in there?

-You're meant to be

-sorting the newspaper book.

-Where is it?

-In here.

-In here.

-

-It's meant to be here.

-I took it closer to my laptop and

-loaded everything into the computer.

-What do you mean, everything?

-Customer names.

-Which papers they receive.

-How much they pay.

-Who's paid. Who hasn't paid.

-An idiot-proof system.

-Even you'll understand it.

-I understand my own system.

-It works for me.

-This is easier, less work

-and more streamlined.

-You don't need the book.

-What if the computer breaks down?

-What if the computer breaks down?

-

-It's all backed up.

-And the laptop can be powered

-by battery.

-You have an answer to everything.

-It's a pity you didn't have answers

-for your lecturers.

-Nasty.

-I'll show you how the system works

-in no time at all.

-This is my Bible. You can't beat it.

-There you go. Do you like it?

-Yes, thanks.

-Can you do it every time?

-I can't see why not. Going out?

-Yes. Goodbye.

-Ta-ra.

-Hiya, are you ready? Follow me.

-Clown.

-Have you thought any more

-about my holidays?

-I thought we'd agreed.

-Next Monday onwards is OK, is it?

-Yes.

-We're not going anywhere special.

-At least you are going somewhere.

-Kelv's borrowed Arthur's campervan.

-It's better than nothing.

-That went well.

-I have holidays to take too.

-When are you thinking of going?

-I don't think I'll ever go.

-I'm scared of asking her.

-# The reflection of the sun

-in the corner of your eye

-# Turn your head,

-once, twice, three times

-# The key locks in your vision

-# There's no discussion,

-not even one word #

-Homework?

-Yes. I'd rather do it now

-than wait until Sunday night.

-Good idea.

-I'll try and get to Rhys' garage

-earlier tomorrow morning.

-Well done, lad.

-Hiya. Cuppa?

-Please.

-I was talking to Sian.

-You deserve one too.

-Well, what do you think?

-About what?

-About what?

-

-Dad?

-You've had your hair done.

-You've had your hair done.

-

-Thanks, Sian.

-Very nice.

-Very nice.

-It should be considering

-how much Dad paid for it.

-You'd think you'd paid for it.

-Were you in the salon

-during Lesson 5?

-I wanted to colour it

-but decided against it.

-Your teacher was looking for you.

-Your teacher was looking for you.

-

-Did you miss a lesson?

-Just one.

-I thought you were going

-after school.

-It wasn't an important lesson.

-It wasn't an important lesson.

-

-Every lesson is important.

-I wouldn't have agreed, or paid,

-if I knew.

-I can borrow Cara's notes.

-Where are you going tonight?

-Where are you going tonight?

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-Out.

-I know that. Where are you going?

-Out with Jason.

-Hiya. What's that?

-A little something to show you

-I'm thinking about you.

-I know that.

-Are you in a better mood now?

-Not really.

-I argued with Dad this morning.

-He was here when I got in.

-Did you have a row for being late?

-Did you have a row for being late?

-

-Yes, and I heard him on the phone.

-Who with?

-He was looking for a mechanic

-to cover me.

-No? I don't believe it.

-That wasn't a supportive thing

-to do.

-No, but...

-..he's probably right.

-What?

-What?

-

-Well...

-..I might end up in jail next week.

-The world will go on without me,

-but the garage won't...

-It won't come to that.

-You have more faith than me.

-You're not going out like that?

-You're not going out like that?

-

-The girls say I have nice legs.

-Your skirt's ripped.

-Your skirt's ripped.

-

-Don't be so old-fashioned.

-Wear something sensible.

-Wear something sensible.

-

-Everyone dresses like this.

-I'm staying out of this.

-I'm staying out of this.

-

-Can I have a lift to town?

-I can't walk far in these shoes.

-I want a word first.

-I want a word first.

-

-Not now, I'll be late.

-Yes, now.

-Is this about Jason? You don't like

-me going out with him.

-You're a real snob.

-You're a real snob.

-

-It's not that.

-What then?

-What then?

-

-He's too old for you.

-We're only three years apart.

-We're only three years apart.

-

-He's a 20-year-old man.

-You're a 17-year-old schoolgirl.

-You're a 17-year-old schoolgirl.

-

-This is so embarrassing.

-Where are you going?

-Where are you going?

-

-To the cinema.

-Where do you think we're going?

-He has a flat.

-He has to live somewhere.

-He has to live somewhere.

-

-He's been with his dad's girlfriend.

-Really?

-Really?

-

-You already know that.

-I'll be in the car.

-Am I being unreasonable?

-OK? Did you get everything?

-In the cash & carry?

-I missed you

-holding the ladder today.

-'Chelle.

-What's wrong?

-What's this?

-Megan's car number plate.

-She doesn't own a car.

-Exactly. That's what she says.

-She's been lying.

-I don't understand.

-I saw her come off the bus

-and jump into a white sports car.

-What are you going on about?

-What are you going on about?

-

-She's been lying for months.

-She's conning Mr Lloyd.

-Don't be silly.

-I'm not. Megan's a bad woman

-and Mr Lloyd knows nothing about it.

-I don't know what she's playing at

-but we have to find out...

-..and do something about it.

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