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-After the court case,

-you could end up in prison.

-I know that.

-And while you're there,

-this garage has to go on.

-Otherwise, there won't be

-anything left for you.

-She's conning Mr Lloyd.

-She's conning Mr Lloyd.

-

-Don't be silly.

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

-You're late.

-I slept in.

-Can you drop me off at the garage?

-Yes, OK.

-No sign of your sister.

-No sign of your sister.

-

-She's up.

-Did you hear her

-coming in last night?

-No. Was she very late?

-Yes.

-Good morning.

-Good night?

-Great, thanks.

-Where did you go?

-Where did you go?

-

-The cinema.

-It wasn't a great film.

-Where did you go afterwards?

-Where did you go afterwards?

-

-For a drink.

-To Jason's flat?

-No, to the pub.

-Did you go somewhere after that?

-Did you go somewhere after that?

-

-No, we shared a taxi back here.

-Then Jason went home.

-Are you seeing each other again?

-I don't know.

-I don't know.

-

-Nothing's been arranged.

-Dad, ask Sian if they're looking for

-detectives. You'd make a good one.

-I'm just showing an interest.

-I'm ready to go.

-She came off the bus and jumped

-into her car which was parked here.

-She drove off that way.

-It's the truth.

-Are you sure?

-What are you saying?

-What are you saying?

-

-You must've made a mistake.

-It was her.

-It was her.

-

-She doesn't own a car.

-OK then.

-OK then.

-

-What are you going to do?

-Ask her.

-Wise up. Ask her what?

-Ask her what she was doing

-driving that white car.

-And make a fool of yourself.

-It's nice having a lie-in sometimes.

-No work for either of us for once.

-Oh, yes.

-Have you arranged something nice?

-Are we going somewhere?

-Are we going somewhere?

-

-Yes.

-But there's no rush.

-Sorry I'm late.

-Your P45 is on the desk.

-Dad wanted breakfast.

-Dad wanted breakfast.

-

-Drive that one into the garage.

-Dad can do that.

-Where are you going?

-Where are you going?

-

-For a bacon bap in the cafe. OK?

-As long as you get me one.

-Busy?

-Busy?

-

-Yes. Lots to do before next week.

-I can help you if you need me.

-Thanks.

-Look, sorry about yesterday.

-You were right.

-Sorry for being angry with you.

-How much is that?

-12.18

-12.18

-

-If you say so.

-A computer would've been

-easier and quicker.

-Thanks, Sian.

-Thanks, Sian.

-

-Thank you. Cheerio.

-Hiya.

-Hiya.

-

-OK?

-Just OK.

-What's up?

-What's up?

-

-Can we talk?

-Yes.

-I didn't expect this.

-There's no point having a campervan

-if you don't use it.

-I haven't prepared anything

-to go away overnight.

-What's wrong with it?

-What's wrong with it?

-

-I don't know, the battery maybe.

-It was fine a fortnight ago.

-Grab the jump leads from the van.

-I parked the van

-and a white car passed me...

-..scratched the side of the van

-and drove away.

-Did you speak to the driver?

-Did you speak to the driver?

-

-No, but... it was a female driver.

-I was waving at her to try

-and catch her eye but off she went.

-I got the car's number plate.

-You can find out who was driving.

-You'll have to report it

-at the station.

-They'll issue a crime number

-for the insurance company.

-Why don't you find the name

-and the address, give them to me...

-..so that I can send the bill

-to this woman?

-I don't deal with matters like this.

-I'm not asking a lot.

-It's not part of my job.

-You are a policewoman.

-You are a policewoman.

-

-Yes.

-What's the point

-of being a policewoman...

-..if you can't help someone

-who witnessed a crime?

-I'm not supposed to do this.

-I haven't passed my test.

-You're not driving anywhere.

-Just put your foot on the throttle.

-Like that?

-Like that?

-

-Keep going.

-Yes!

-Did it work?

-Yes.

-What am I meant to do now?

-What am I meant to do now?

-

-Take your foot off the pedal!

-Is it safe to drive off now?

-Is it safe to drive off now?

-

-Yes. Come on.

-Nice for some.

-Where were you at 8.00am

-when I was sorting newspapers?

-You've done very little since.

-You've done very little since.

-

-Are you done?

-Yes.

-You can go to the cafe then.

-You can go to the cafe then.

-

-You already have a cuppa.

-You can help Glenda in the cafe.

-Great. Where's Iris?

-Day off.

-OK?

-OK?

-

-Do I have a choice?

-Jason.

-How did it go with Erin?

-How did it go with Erin?

-

-OK.

-OK?

-OK?

-

-OK is OK.

-Speak less, work more, Dewi.

-Well?

-Well?

-

-We went to the cinema.

-Snog in the back row?

-Snog in the back row?

-

-That's so Year 7!

-Glenda's waiting, Dewi.

-What are you doing with Glenda?

-What are you doing with Glenda?

-

-Helping her in the cafe.

-What fun. There's far more fun

-to be had here than in Cardiff!

-You're not leaving this here,

-I hope. What will Michelle say?

-We all know who was to blame

-for that.

-Keep away from the van on that bike.

-Did you have to make the boy

-feel embarrassed?

-Vince started it.

-The van stinks. It smells damp.

-Mice have been chewing the blankets.

-Some spray, air fresheners

-and a hoover and it'll be like new.

-It's past midday already.

-There'll be no point going anywhere

-We're not going anywhere.

-We're getting it ready

-for Kelvin and Lowri.

-But I thought...

-But I thought...

-

-We can go another time...

-..and spend the money

-Kelvin's giving us for the van.

-Go and grab the hoover.

-I want to take it over to show them.

-Before you start,

-it won't be here long.

-Are you going somewhere nice?

-Just the man.

-You'll have to wait 20 minutes

-for a taxi.

-We want to book you for another day.

-For the wedding.

-Oh, great. When is it?

-Thursday, July 13.

-I'll make sure the car is sparkling.

-Good man.

-What time?

-3.30pm, from the house

-to the registry office.

-I'll book it in now.

-Here's someone else

-we wanted to see.

-What's wrong?

-What's wrong?

-

-The wedding arrangements.

-The honeymoon.

-Do you want me to come with you?

-We were thinking...

-We were thinking...

-

-It's Megan's idea.

-We've agreed that Malcolm next door

-can keep an eye on the house...

-..while we're both away.

-Right.

-With him being next door.

-Meical and I usually do it.

-We were thinking it would be easier

-for Malcolm to come and go.

-So if you can give us Edwin's house

-key, we can pass it on to Malcolm.

-I don't have it right now

-but I'll bring it over later.

-Yes, perfect. Thank you.

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-Thanks for bringing it over.

-You're welcome.

-Sorry, I didn't bring one for you.

-I've had lunch.

-I've had lunch.

-

-But you haven't.

-I haven't had time all day.

-I could have come sooner.

-I could have come sooner.

-

-I've had no time to eat.

-I haven't even had a cuppa.

-I haven't even had a cuppa.

-

-I offered.

-I'll be thirsty around six.

-Where can we go?

-I won't be free at six.

-I'm working.

-You work too much too.

-You work too much too.

-

-I know.

-Can we meet when you're done?

-I'm not sure when that'll be.

-We'll meet at home.

-OK.

-OK.

-

-See you.

-Cheerio.

-Here we go.

-Your final cuppa for this week.

-I hope you've kept the best

-until last.

-How's he been doing?

-Very well, fair play.

-He sees what needs doing

-and he's great with the customers.

-A very pleasant lad.

-A very pleasant lad.

-

-Like his father.

-He was on his own

-while I was in the kitchen.

-Iris might lose her job.

-Iris or you!

-Iris or you!

-

-Give that back to me!

-Do you want this cuppa?

-I need a shower.

-Is making Dewi work on a Saturday

-a little bit cruel?

-He's enjoying it.

-Do you think so?

-Do you think so?

-

-Yes. Maybe a little too much.

-I don't understand.

-I don't understand.

-

-He should find a real job.

-He might want to take over

-the business.

-You won't be here forever.

-You won't be here forever.

-

-Thank you.

-It's not mine to give, and I

-don't want him working for Wyn.

-Are you worrying unnecessarily?

-Maybe.

-At least he's doing something

-and not lying in his bed.

-Yes. Yes, you're right.

-Why are you here on a Saturday?

-Clearing what I can

-before next week.

-Oh, yeah, sorry for mentioning it.

-Oh, yeah, sorry for mentioning it.

-

-It's OK.

-Will you be long?

-Will you be long?

-

-I'm almost done.

-Me too.

-Fancy a pint?

-Fancy a pint?

-

-Sorry, I can't.

-Barry Hardy refusing a pint?

-Barry Hardy refusing a pint?

-

-Yes, unfortunately.

-I'm paying. Does that change things?

-I'm paying. Does that change things?

-

-I'd love to...

-..but Carys has had Tom all day.

-She has plans with Llio.

-Some other time?

-When will that be?

-I won't be drinking pints in jail.

-Hardly. Sorry, Rhys.

-I understand.

-Good luck next week

-if I don't see you.

-The gearbox is similar to most cars.

-First, second, third, fourth.

-Pull it towards you

-and down for reverse.

-Is your foot on the clutch?

-It needs a good nudge

-to get it into reverse.

-Don't lift the handbrake too far

-or it'll be difficult to release it.

-Just enough, not too far.

-Put some bricks under the wheels

-if you're on a slope.

-Just to be safe.

-Take some bricks with you!

-OK.

-It's had a professional clean.

-It's been serviced.

-I've sorted out the insurance.

-The inventory of the motorhome's

-contents is in the house.

-There's a disclaimer

-for you to sign. I'll get it now.

-Watch what you sign.

-Watch what you sign.

-

-You sign it if you think it's OK.

-At least we're going somewhere.

-At least we're going somewhere.

-

-Oh, yes. Lovely.

-'Chelle?

-I wasn't expecting you to call.

-I checked the number plate

-of the car that scratched the van.

-Did you identify the driver?

-You must've copied the number down

-wrongly or it's a cloned car.

-Cloned?

-Someone copying a number

-to hide their identity.

-It happens when people

-don't pay for their petrol.

-That was the number plate,

-definitely.

-It's also the number of

-a blue 4x4 registered in Glasgow.

-That was the number plate.

-Worse still, Megan was driving it.

-Worse still, Megan was driving it.

-

-You don't know that, 'Chelle.

-Yes, Meical.

-You have to pursue her, Sian.

-I'm worried about Mr Lloyd.

-Really worried.

-I can't do anything without

-a name, address and date of birth.

-Ask her for them.

-Sorry, Michelle.

-Will you stop this nonsense,

-Michelle.

-I'm right. You'll see.

-Five large plates. Tick.

-And six bowls. Tick.

-There we go.

-Do you have to do this?

-It covers the person renting.

-All that's left is to check the van

-for any scratches.

-I wouldn't want Lowri

-to be blamed for them.

-Come on, Kelvin.

-Then we'll talk about

-paying the deposit.

-Deposit?

-Deposit?

-

-We need to do things properly.

-You promised this morning

-that you'd forget about it.

-I said I'd forget about it

-but I didn't promise.

-You went behind my back

-and lied to the cops.

-The fact that the car is cloned

-proves that Megan is dodgy.

-Of course not. Sian said

-you wrote the number incorrectly.

-That's not true.

-You're obsessed with the woman.

-You're obsessed with the woman.

-

-I know I'm right, Meical.

-Going somewhere nice?

-Going somewhere nice?

-

-Benllech.

-Straying far from home!

-Be careful when you put these away.

-And don't kick the ball inside.

-I was scared of breathing in

-the old one after the beer festival.

-I'm surprised he lent you this one.

-I'm surprised he lent you this one.

-

-Lent? We're paying a fortune.

-It's still cheaper

-than anything else.

-Is this going to be here long?

-We're off in the morning.

-We're off in the morning.

-

-Sleeping bags?

-Robbie, what have you done?

-What's he broken now?

-I'll have to pay for that.

-I'll have to pay for that.

-

-Arthur won't know.

-Yes, he will.

-What's this?

-What's this?

-

-An inventory of the van.

-Every knife, fork and spoon.

-Surprised he didn't count

-the matches.

-Sounds like you'll have fun.

-Sounds like you'll have fun.

-

-Do you want to go instead of me?

-It'll be great, you'll see.

-I didn't expect to see you here.

-I thought you were working.

-I lied.

-I lied.

-

-What's all this?

-I don't know if I'm succeeding but

-I'm trying to cook a Balinese meal.

-Balinese food?

-Nasi ayam and ayam betutu.

-Nice surprise but why Balinese food?

-I went to the travel agents

-and paid for us to go to Bali.

-Really?

-When?

-When?

-

-September.

-What about prison?

-What about prison?

-

-I'm confident everything will be OK.

-Thank you.

-Michelle.

-I'm just dropping this off.

-Thank you.

-I hope you understand.

-It makes sense, doesn't it?

-Yes.

-Cheerio.

-Cheerio to you too.

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