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-I'm worried about Mr Lloyd.

-Seriously worried.

-I can't do anything without

-a name, address and date of birth.

-See you tonight.

-Fancy some breakfast?

-Fancy some breakfast?

-

-I've had toast and I'm late.

-I'll grab something in the cafe.

-We'd better go too.

-We'd better go too.

-

-I'm not coming with you.

-Michelle.

-Michelle.

-

-Two potential customers want quotes.

-Or you can't face Megan.

-Or you can't face Megan.

-

-No.

-We've lost Mr Lloyd,

-we need new customers.

-First I've heard of them.

-First I've heard of them.

-

-Do you want a lift to Copa?

-Yes, fine.

-I thought you could do with a cuppa.

-I wasn't sure if you'd be awake.

-I didn't sleep much.

-I didn't sleep much.

-

-Nor me.

-I fancied a lie-in,

-the last I'll have for a while.

-Hey, you'll be fine.

-Thanks.

-I don't know if we'll manage

-to do everything we need to do.

-We'll be fine after we've bought

-a new shirt and picked up the rings.

-And phone K Kabs

-to confirm the taxi booking.

-That's one job ticked off -

-I phoned Kay this morning.

-Everything's under control then.

-What about supper?

-We'll have something in the hotel,

-since I'm staying there.

-Great idea. We can celebrate

-our last night as singles.

-Precisely.

-Hello.

-Hello.

-

-Hiya.

-How's everyone?

-How's everyone?

-

-OK.

-Sorry, silly question.

-Are you coming with us?

-I'm working. I'm just here

-to wish you good luck.

-We'll need it.

-How's Rhys?

-How's Rhys?

-

-Not great.

-Hiya, lad.

-Sian's here to wish you well.

-Thanks. Where's the iron?

-In my room.

-In my room.

-

-Are you coming?

-Of course.

-Of course.

-

-There's not much point ironing this.

-There's no dress code in jail.

-Nothing's certain

-until the final judgement.

-Don't worry too much about it.

-I might as well face it...

-..I'm guilty,

-I got caught and I confessed.

-I may as well go straight to prison.

-I wouldn't have to

-iron my shirt then.

-# Come with me

-# Over the bridge

-# Come with me over the bridge

-# Where I can see the light

-# In your eyes

-# And forget about everything

-if you come with me #

-Robbie, turn the noise down on that.

-It's not the same without sound.

-It's not the same without sound.

-

-You have two choices.

-A silent game or no game at all.

-I've emptied the toilet box

-and filled the water bottles.

-You're dripping everywhere.

-It's chucking it down.

-It's not funny.

-We're on holiday.

-We're on holiday.

-

-All I've done is cook and clean.

-I'm cold and everything is damp.

-The rain should stop this afternoon.

-Where are you going?

-For a shower.

-Kelvin, I'm bored.

-Michelle. What are you doing here?

-That was quick.

-That was quick.

-

-I forgot my shampoo.

-What are you doing?

-What are you doing?

-

-We're off to town.

-We're having a barbecue.

-We're having a barbecue.

-

-In this weather?

-Can't we just go out?

-It'll stop raining this afternoon

-and you won't have to lift a finger.

-We'll do everything.

-We'll do everything.

-

-Yeah, OK. Good idea.

-See you later.

-Meical thought the feather duster

-was at home. It wasn't.

-I remembered I'd used it here

-so I called over.

-Oh, I see now.

-Did you find it?

-No! It must be somewhere

-in the back of the van.

-How did you get in, Michelle?

-Hm?

-Hm?

-

-To the house.

-You returned the key last week.

-Yes, yes.

-I knocked and I tried the handle

-as I always do...

-..and the door was unlocked.

-No way.

-I was about to phone you.

-Well indeed.

-Aren't we lucky that it was you

-who tried the door and no-one else?

-Very lucky.

-Yes, yes. I won't keep you.

-I hope you find it.

-What?

-What?

-

-The feather duster.

-Yes, thank you. See you.

-Cheerio, Michelle.

-A rap on your knuckles

-for being naughty boys...

-..and we'll be home for supper.

-Where are these two?

-Wil, Erin, come on.

-Coming.

-KNOCK ON THE DOOR

-What now?

-Hi.

-Hi.

-

-David. We're on our way out.

-That's why I'm here.

-That's why I'm here.

-

-Are you coming with us?

-Of course.

-Of course.

-

-Thanks for coming.

-I couldn't stay away.

-I've never been in a court before.

-It'll be exciting.

-That's the first time

-he's smiled today.

-Hallelujah. Where's your sister?

-No idea.

-Erin?

-Erin?

-

-No need to shout.

-Right.

-Come on then, strength in unity.

-Good luck.

-Thanks.

-Michelle, everything OK?

-I found Megan's address

-and date of birth.

-You can do some more digging now.

-How did you get these?

-How did you get these?

-

-Does it matter?

-I can't research someone's

-background without good reason.

-Please, Sian.

-I know something's wrong.

-The fact that Megan is driving a car

-with a false number plate is enough.

-Says you. There's no evidence.

-I witnessed it with my own eyes.

-I promise that if you find

-no wrongdoing whatsoever...

-..I'll forget all about it.

-I'd feel terrible if Mr Lloyd

-was being tricked...

-..and I hadn't done

-a thing about it.

-You'd feel the same too.

-Just check if she has a record,

-that's all I ask.

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-Erin, put that away.

-I was switching the sound off

-in case it rang in court.

-Good idea, everyone, do the same.

-I've never been in a court before,

-let alone stood as a defendant.

-It should count in your favour.

-None of you have a record.

-We'll be in and out.

-Let's go.

-There's a piece of ham

-or I could open a tin of tuna.

-Wasn't that funny this morning,

-with Michelle?

-Yes, and rather strange.

-I could have sworn I'd locked the

-door. Do you remember me doing it?

-Yes, I think.

-I must have made a mistake.

-Don't worry about it, Edwin.

-No, no.

-But... Michelle was acting

-a little strangely.

-Do you think something's wrong?

-Do you think something's wrong?

-

-Forget about it.

-Yes, you're right.

-There's nothing to worry about.

-Precisely. Now then, ham or tuna?

-Well, there's half a tin

-of vegetable soup left.

-Watch you don't get sunburn.

-At least it's stopped raining.

-Did you have fun?

-We bought sausages,

-burgers and drumsticks.

-No vegetables?

-Coleslaw!

-What else is in the bag?

-What else is in the bag?

-

-Rolls...

-..and something stronger

-than that cuppa.

-Is that the one you like?

-Is that the one you like?

-

-Yes. Thanks.

-Is it too early to open it?

-Is it too early to open it?

-

-No. We're on our holidays.

-Thanks for taking the kids away.

-I've had a lovely morning.

-You can have a lovely lunch too.

-I'll do everything.

-You remember Sian, don't you?

-You remember Sian, don't you?

-

-Of course.

-I hope there's nothing wrong.

-Sorry to disturb you.

-There's nothing wrong,

-well, nothing serious.

-Oh, well,

-if we can be of any assistance.

-I feel silly asking you.

-Ask what?

-We received a complaint that

-a white car had hit another vehicle.

-According to the vehicle's owner,

-you were driving, Megan.

-Lovely, even though I say so myself.

-You didn't have to finish

-Robbie and Mia's food too.

-Waste not want not.

-I'll wash the dishes.

-No leave it. Thanks for today, Kelv.

-I finally feel like I'm on holiday.

-I finally feel like I'm on holiday.

-

-I told you you'd enjoy yourself.

-Mam, I feel ill.

-You've eaten too much. Is Mia OK?

-Yes.

-This wine doesn't taste right.

-Tastes fine to me.

-Take one of these cans if you like.

-It's OK. I'll wash the dishes

-seeing as you did everything else.

-Mam...

-Mam...

-

-What?

-Robbie!

-I told you I felt ill.

-Go outside.

-Oh, no, Arthur will kill me.

-Megan's never driven.

-I understand that. I'm sure

-it's all a misunderstanding.

-Who made the complaint?

-I can't reveal that.

-So it's OK for this anonymous person

-to point a finger...

-..and cause us such distress.

-It must be someone I know

-if they identified me.

-I'm sure we can sort it all out.

-Do you have any form of ID?

-A passport or a driving licence.

-Megan doesn't drive.

-I haven't been abroad

-for almost 15 years.

-You have your birth certificate

-in your bag...

-..ready for the wedding tomorrow.

-Will that do?

-Will that do?

-

-Yes. Perfect.

-Thank you.

-Sorry again for disturbing you.

-Don't worry too much about it.

-Someone must have made a mistake.

-That's quite obvious, I'd say.

-Congratulations for tomorrow.

-I hope you have a wonderful day.

-Thank you.

-Hiya.

-You're not down to work tonight.

-No. The court case was today.

-Of course. How did it go?

-They've both been locked up.

-They've both been locked up.

-

-What?

-Three months each.

-Three months each.

-

-I don't believe it.

-I'm sorry, John.

-What for?

-Erin!

-She told me they'd been locked up.

-What's wrong with you?

-What's wrong with you?

-

-Joke, Dad!

-It's no joke.

-I've aged a decade today.

-Good news, boys.

-Better than expected.

-Rhys got a six-month driving ban

-and 120 hours of community service.

-And a 1,000 fine.

-Wil only got a 500 fine.

-Only?

-Guess who has to pay

-1,500 for their freedom.

-No Christmas presents this year

-and only one round.

-What'll you have?

-I'll get these.

-Champagne? We are celebrating.

-Lovely.

-Lovely.

-

-Orange juice for you. And you, Wil.

-I'm so sorry

-for dragging you through all this.

-It's over now.

-Yes, but I wouldn't blame you

-if you never forgave me.

-You're my brother, aren't you?

-Are you sure you have everything?

-I think so.

-Tonight will be a long night

-without you.

-Yes.

-I hope you're not worried

-about that nonsense with Sian.

-I can't believe that someone I know

-spouted such lies to the police.

-Who on earth would do such a thing?

-I have a good idea.

-Who?

-Who?

-

-No, I don't want to upset you.

-Come on, Megan. By this time

-tomorrow, we'll be married.

-We should be able

-to share everything.

-You said yourself that Michelle

-was acting strangely earlier on.

-Michelle! No.

-Impossible.

-I didn't want to say anything...

-..but she's been rather short

-with me in the past.

-That's why I didn't want them

-to continue cleaning.

-Oh, OK.

-Why would Michelle do such a thing?

-She might be angry

-because they lost a customer.

-I feel terrible.

-I feel terrible.

-

-Me too.

-Me too.

-Me too.

-

-Odd that it's hit us all.

-No, Kelv, we have food poisoning.

-Really?

-Really?

-

-What else could it be?

-The barbecue food

-must've been undercooked.

-It tasted fine.

-It tasted fine.

-

-The chicken wasn't cooked through.

-Stop talking about food.

-Mam.

-I'm never going on holiday again.

-We have a visitor.

-Everything OK?

-No, I'm afraid.

-Nothing to do with the wedding,

-I hope.

-Yes, to be honest.

-I've just dropped Megan off

-in the hotel.

-She's very upset.

-Are her suspicions correct?

-Am I meant to guess

-or are you going to tell me?

-Have you reported Megan

-to the police?

-What are you talking about?

-What are you talking about?

-

-Someone contacted the police...

-..claiming that Megan

-collided with their vehicle...

-..whilst driving a white car.

-That was you, wasn't it?

-Chelle!

-I'm worried about you, Mr Lloyd.

-You hardly know the woman.

-What do you really know about her?

-I know that she's a very dear lady

-and she looks after me.

-I know that she, like me,

-has suffered bereavement.

-I also know

-that I want to marry her, Michelle.

-Open your eyes.

-My eyes were opened wide

-this afternoon.

-I'm very disappointed in you.

-I thought we were friends.

-We are, Mr Lloyd.

-I don't treat my friends like this.

-I think it would be better

-if you didn't attend the wedding.

-Mr Lloyd.

-I'm sorry, Meical.

-That's how Megan and I feel.

-Happy now?

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