Pennod 2 35 Diwrnod

-It's important

-we work as a team, Simon.

-I agree 100%.

-All this fuss is because

-she's trying for the senior role.

-Do you know him?

-Do you know him?

-

-It was my first day.

-He wanted to buy me a drink.

-He wanted to buy me a drink.

-

-Are you having the tattoo?

-I told you, I hate needles.

-I could castrate your bloody

-brother. What's wrong with him?

-I think we should have a chat.

-How am I meant to get rid of him?

-I'm sure you can think of something.

-You're afraid of him.

-Afraid of Jeff.

-I'm afraid of what he'll do

-when he finds out.

-It's like having a ticking bomb

-under your desk.

-I don't have an alibi.

-I can't tell you where I was.

-I was with him.

-I was with him.

-

-So you say.

-I'm telling the truth.

-I'll give you 100,000 for

-changing the address on the policy.

-Dead man walking.

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-32 days earlier

-TEXT ALERT

-Tonight?

-What's wrong?

-Why are you looking at me like that?

-Nothing.

-Sorry.

-Hiya. How's your mother? I thought

-of calling in to see her tonight.

-It's been a while.

-It's been a while.

-

-It's not convenient tonight, Helen.

-Sorry. I've got a meeting.

-Do you want me to look after her?

-Do you want me to look after her?

-

-No. I've made plans, thanks.

-Fine. OK.

-8 o'clock. Where?

-It'll open up all kinds of shit.

-Why do you say that?

-The police and Inland Revenue will

-be all over the company like a rash.

-They'll look into everything.

-The number of toilet rolls I buy.

-If you've nothing to hide,

-then you don't have to worry.

-You don't understand, do you?

-Why do you always talk to me

-as if I'm stupid?

-I haven't hidden anything.

-Of course you haven't. I wouldn't

-dare suggest such a thing.

-I know more than anyone...

-..that this company

-isn't doing well at the moment.

-It hasn't been doing well for years.

-Did you get my text last night?

-Yes.

-Sorry, I forgot to reply.

-We went out.

-I was worried something was wrong.

-There you go.

-You said nothing

-about these vintage cars.

-Didn't I?

-Danny's put in a claim

-for 2.2 million.

-Did Claire tell you that?

-So you do discuss things?

-They're going to

-point the finger at you two.

-It doesn't matter, does it?

-Because we didn't do it.

-You didn't tell me

-she was pregnant either.

-I owe you a favour.

-I don't think

-you should come here any more.

-If I didn't come here, Tudor...

-..perhaps your wife would start

-suspecting all kinds of things.

-What time did Hazel arrive?

-About 9.30pm, something like that.

-Why did she come round to the house?

-To borrow the slow cooker.

-At that time?

-I'd gone back to the house

-to change my shirt.

-I thought about going out

-but I didn't in the end.

-I came back here at about 11.30pm

-to lock up.

-What colour was the shirt?

-The one you were wearing

-when you came back here.

-Blue.

-OK, then.

-I'm going to have a chat

-with Reg now.

-You said

-you weren't going to have one.

-Not now.

-You have to do something

-for your birthday.

-I don't want any fuss.

-Fran's cooking tomorrow night.

-Just the two of you?

-What are you making?

-I haven't decided yet.

-I have to go, sorry.

-Ta-ta.

-Right, see you back there.

-That's it, then.

-It was pink, by the way...

-..not blue.

-Joke.

-What did she say to you?

-Why, Danny? Are you worried?

-There's no need.

-I said I was colour-blind.

-Lucky, eh?

-Because you didn't

-change your shirt.

-And I'm not colour-blind.

-Hiya! Have you had lunch?

-Uh-huh.

-Thank goodness the file's here.

-I thought I'd lost it somewhere.

-My brain's starting to go.

-I'll make you something to eat.

-What do you want?

-I'll have a cheese, ham

-and gherkin sandwich, please.

-TEXT ALERT

-I'm outside

-Hey!

-I haven't finished work yet,

-Charlie.

-I haven't got any dosh.

-I can't do this all the time.

-Piss off, then. You're too

-bloody mean to give me money now.

-You're working. You're earning

-money. I'll pay you back.

-I haven't got any cash.

-I haven't got any cash.

-

-I can use a credit card.

-I just want to buy something,

-that's all.

-Forget it.

-My bag's in the office.

-What do we say in the business?

-KISS - keep it simple, stupid.

-OK, I know that.

-The fewer facts you give,

-the fewer facts to check.

-Why did you

-have to mention changing your shirt?

-I don't know, it just came out.

-Anyway, here you are.

-What's this?

-What's this?

-

-The 100K I owe you.

-That's what we agreed.

-Thanks, Danny.

-You'll get the rest

-when I get the 2.2m.

-If I get it.

-Just don't open your chops

-from now on, OK?

-I know that's hard for you.

-What should you remember?

-Keep it simple.

-Keep it simple.

-

-Stupid.

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-31 days earlier

-Happy birthday, Jeff.

-Hip-hip.

-Hip-hip.

-

-Hooray!

-Wow!

-Let me give you a cwtch, Helen.

-There wasn't enough room

-for all the candles.

-You'd need a cake

-the size of a football pitch.

-I'll take it to the kitchen

-and you can help yourselves later.

-Thank you for all the cards.

-You're spoiling me.

-Are you alright?

-Maybe he's waiting for someone.

-He wouldn't be sitting

-in a car for three hours.

-Shall I show him my cock?

-That'll get rid of him.

-This isn't a joke, Reg.

-She's trying

-to catch me out, isn't she?

-That private dick.

-Maybe it's the police.

-It's her. Claire's behind this.

-Why? Does she think

-you torched your own cars?

-The last thing an insurance company

-wants to do is pay out millions.

-They'll do anything not to pay.

-Yes. Yes, exactly.

-Yes. Yes, I know.

-I've sent

-Daniel Jones's interview through.

-I know it will. They've both

-provided an alibi for each other.

-TEXT ALERT

-Will you

-stop worrying about everything?

-All we have to do

-is stick to our story.

-I've got another interview too.

-She's suspicious, isn't she?

-I knew it.

-It doesn't matter

-because I didn't light the fire.

-I was with you.

-Hazel?

-What?

-Where were you?

-This isn't a wake, Jeff.

-What's wrong with you?

-Sorry I'm late.

-Sorry I'm late.

-

-Tell this miserable git to smile.

-What's that there?

-Grow up.

-Grow up.

-

-Does anyone want a drink?

-No.

-I'll be back now.

-Thanks.

-Charlie's been using it.

-Your card?

-And your pin number?

-Katie.

-He hasn't got any money.

-And now, I've got no money

-to pay this bill.

-I'll pay it.

-You can't do that.

-That's not why I told you.

-Pay me back when you can.

-It's no hassle at all. Thanks.

-But don't you give him the card

-again. I want you to stop that.

-Tell him

-you've lost it or something.

-Maybe I should put her in a home.

-I definitely need a Plan B.

-If they're threatening to cut back

-on the care she's receiving...

-Sorry, I have to stop complaining.

-I'll see you back there.

-We won't be long.

-Did you find out

-who she was meeting last night?

-No.

-She's trying

-for this job, isn't she?

-If she was trying for the job,

-she would've said.

-Don't you know Ruth?

-I'll find out what her game is.

-I do know Ruth.

-Where's Jeff?

-Hello.

-You have to stay away.

-She's keeping an eye on you.

-I've seen the photographs.

-She wants to interview me again.

-What and why does she want to know?

-What do you want me to do? Ask her?

-She suspects you and Danny.

-Don't turn up here again, OK?

-Does anyone know where Jeff is?

-I said I wouldn't tell a soul,

-and I haven't.

-If I find out you're lying...

-..I'll make your life shit

-in this place.

-I promise you.

-He's found out something.

-Why do you think that?

-Why do you think that?

-

-He's not in the office.

-He didn't come back after lunch.

-I don't know if someone's

-said something to him.

-Not me.

-Fran!

-PHONE RINGS

-Hello? Yes.

-OK, I'll come down now.

-I can't. Not at the moment.

-I've signed the papers.

-Elfyn's sent them over.

-It's just a matter of time.

-Yes.

-We have to be careful.

-Ta-ra.

-Coffee?

-Coffee?

-

-No.

-No, thanks.

-How long have you been back?

-Ten minutes, maybe.

-You were on the phone.

-I picked up these brochures today.

-I'm fed up

-of living in a building site.

-Just choose what you want.

-Just choose what you want.

-

-So I can choose what I want.

-Wow! What's this, Chris?

-What's what?

-As I said, I can't understand why he

-would've left without saying a word.

-Jeff. Alright?

-Alright?

-FRONT DOOR OPENS

-I'm sorry.

-Sorry?

-You're sorry.

-How long?

-You don't remember.

-It's been as long as that, has it?

-TEXT ALERT

-Who's that?

-"Are you alright?"

-Are you fucking alright?

-Can I have my phone back?

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-30 days earlier

-Did you know?

-I didn't...

-I suspected.

-I'm sure you all knew except for me.

-I didn't know for certain.

-Did he stay at yours last night?

-Tudor is his brother, Leslie.

-I can't believe he's done this.

-I'd have preferred if he'd died.

-At least then I could've arranged

-a funeral for the bastard.

-I know it's hard.

-You don't know, Claire.

-Nobody bloody knows.

-God, if I got hold of her.

-Why was I so stupid?

-I hate myself for being so stupid.

-That bitch is going to pay

-for what she's done.

-She is! Mark my words.

-I'm going to make sure of it.

-Hiya.

-What do you want?

-I wanted to know

-if you're alright, that's all.

-What do you think?

-What's happening

-between you and Jeff now?

-Nothing.

-We've sorted things out.

-Everything's fine.

-And where does that leave us?

-I'm married and you're married.

-I've promised

-not to talk to you any more.

-Why did you come here, then?

-To tell you that.

-So is that it? You're walking away.

-He deserved much worse.

-You went over to see your brother

-just after nine o'clock.

-Yes.

-What was Daniel wearing?

-What was he wearing?

-Erm, no idea.

-Did he change his shirt?

-I don't know, sorry.

-He might've done. He was annoyed

-he had to go back and lock up.

-Why did he have to go back?

-Because it's Danny's restaurant.

-If it wasn't convenient for him...

-..why did you

-arrange to meet at that time?

-It was convenient.

-That's just the way he is.

-Drama queen.

-TUTTING

-Is there something you want to

-say instead of tutting, Helen?

-Well? How did it go?

-Great. It was a chat, that's all.

-I think they know by now

-who burnt the warehouse.

-It's just a matter of time.

-That's the impression I got.

-The police are going to

-arrest someone before long.

-I've always kept my private life

-out of the office.

-Well, not this time.

-My priority is

-this department's good reputation.

-If there's

-an incident like this again...

-..I won't ask you to move desks,

-I'll ask you to move departments.

-I take it

-you've said the same thing to Jeff.

-Yes, I've had a word with him.

-TEXT ALERT

-What do you think

-you're doing, Danny?

-Why was I put under surveillance?

-That's the procedure, sometimes.

-It happens.

-Hazel's had another interview too.

-Hazel's had another interview too.

-

-Everyone has a second interview.

-Will you find out what's going on?

-Will you find out what's going on?

-

-You don't phone.

-And you certainly don't turn up

-outside this bloody building.

-Come anywhere near my wife and it'll

-be more than a punch next time.

-Sorry to interrupt.

-Simon's just called.

-He's gone home. Says he's ill.

-He's gone home. Says he's ill.

-

-He was fine earlier.

-I've been trying to find out

-who sent Jeff that card.

-I'm not getting any luck.

-Maybe it was Simon himself.

-It's a possibility.

-He's still there.

-Out! Now!

-BANGING ON DOOR

-Alright, alright!

-You get a monkey from the Valleys

-to sit outside my restaurant!

-Why? Do you think I'd burn my

-own cars? Daddy'd turn in his grave.

-You're trying to blame someone else.

-You're trying to blame someone else.

-

-I'm not going to be set up.

-No-one's setting you up.

-You're trying to set me up!

-What's going on?

-OK? Was everything alright today?

-Bye then.

-Thank you very much. Ta-ra.

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-29 days earlier

-What do you want me to do, Claire?

-I can't come over.

-I'm working.

-No.

-I can't speak to her at the moment.

-I'm in work.

-I won't be available this morning

-for an hour.

-I've got an interview upstairs.

-I've got an interview upstairs.

-

-Alright.

-I want to know where Danny was

-on the night of the fire.

-I just thought

-you might know something.

-It arrived last week.

-I think he went back to his house.

-Why do you say that?

-He didn't change his shirt.

-He told Claire he had...

-..but he hadn't.

-He was lying.

-KNOCK ON DOOR

-You owe me money.

-You owe me money.

-

-I don't have a penny.

-That's a shame.

-That's a shame.

-

-Bloody poof.

-Sorry? I hate straight men.

-I could do you so much damage.

-I've got stuff to sell.

-Tell me first

-why should I trust you again.

-Why didn't she tell me?

-I don't think she did it on purpose.

-Ruth's clever, Helen.

-She only shares things with you

-when she wants.

-That's not true.

-That's not true.

-

-I adore her...

-..but Ruth is only friends with you

-and me to find out what's going on.

-This sounds like sour grapes.

-At least she didn't get the job.

-At least she didn't get the job.

-

-How do you know that?

-Hiya.

-Can I ask a favour?

-Chris has just called me.

-I wanted to check

-what exactly you'd said to him.

-People out there

-are waiting for their lunch.

-Nobody's going to eat

-until I have all the facts.

-Did you tell Chris

-that Danny didn't change his shirt?

-And that Danny and Hazel's

-alibis are lies?

-Did you tell him this?

-He tried to get me to say that, yes.

-What do you mean, Reg?

-Haven't you finished yet?

-Reg?

-You said you didn't take the stuff.

-That you said no to Chris.

-No wonder she's just turned up here.

-You almost landed me in the shit.

-I thought you'd given it up.

-I gave you a job.

-Elfyn would be so upset

-after all he's done for you.

-He's spent a fortune

-on all these rehabs.

-I'm going to phone him now.

-He doesn't really care.

-Reg, Elfyn loves you.

-Maybe I'm with the wrong guy.

-Where were you?

-On the night of the fire.

-Where do you think I was?

-I went home to meet Hazel.

-Where have you been? I've been

-waiting here for 15 minutes.

-Sorry. I had to finish these calls.

-Sorry. I had to finish these calls.

-

-Have you been to see Simon?

-Is this how it's going to be now?

-If I'm ten minutes late,

-"You've been with Simon."

-Yes, and whose fault is that?

-I haven't been to see Simon.

-Sorry.

-DOOR OPENS

-Hiya. How's the script?

-There you go.

-What's that?

-A little something

-to help you pay that bill.

-It's what you said.

-I've already paid it.

-You said you couldn't

-because you didn't have the money.

-I borrowed money.

-From who?

-Who's lending you money?

-Is it that bloody Martin?

-I hate that prick.

-I hate that prick.

-

-No.

-Who, then? Tell me who.

-Tell me now.

-Alun.

-Alun.

-

-Did that bastard lend you money?

-What's wrong with you?!

-Charlie, stop!

-She had a stroke last year

-but she already had dementia.

-When did you go and live with her?

-When Dad retired.

-He went off with this woman.

-Mam couldn't cope with it.

-What about you?

-When did I leave my wife?

-You haven't told me

-anything about yourself yet.

-I'm sure you've done your research.

-No.

-Did you get the flowers?

-I sent some to the office.

-No, sorry.

-I'll have to phone the shop, then.

-I ordered ten white roses.

-Leslie. Leslie, listen.

-Leslie, please. Where's Robin?

-Right, OK. When will he be back?

-She's threatening to kill herself.

-She won't bloody kill herself.

-She's pissed, isn't she?

-He's on his way over, Leslie.

-He's just left.

-He'll be with you now.

-CAR ENGINE

-MOBILE RINGS

-Simon? I've phoned and phoned!

-Why don't you answer?

-Why don't you answer?

-

-What's the point, Leslie?

-What am I supposed to do?!

-What am I supposed to do?!

-

-You shout down the phone at me.

-Like you're doing right now.

-You can't just walk out!

-You can't just walk out!

-

-I just have, Leslie.

-I answer the phone

-and all you do is bloody shout!

-Open the door, Simon!

-Please. Open the door!

-Simon, please! Simon!

-Simon!

-A list of the company's clients.

-They all have policies

-for expensive cars.

-This printout is from your computer.

-This printout is from your computer.

-

-Someone's trying to set me up.

-Everyone in the office

-is against you now.

-It looks that way.

-You don't know this man

-and you invite him home.

-I think she's jealous.

-Of you?

-You're suspended.

-You might get the sack.

-You almost killed him.

-Not this time.

-Did he try it on with you?

-Did he try it on with you?

-

-I didn't stay with Alun.

-Fran!

-Fran!

-

-I do think Simon's right.

-But why would someone set him up?

-That's the question.

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