09/06/2014 EastEnders

Yeah, well, if you could just...

I know that, yeah, but what I was trying to say is...

Well... I'm just saying if anybody did see her can they give us...

-Ugh.

-They hang up?

Yeah. Oh, well, don't matter.

We'll just go round and see them later. Put them on the list.

I've got to go. Aleks is going to kill me!

You do know people will understand if you open up a little bit later.

Or if you didn't want to go.

You know, you could just go get something to eat.

Have a sleep.

No, I've got to open up.

Don't carry on without me though. It's not safe.

Yeah, I won't.

Promise?

Promise.

-Morning.

-Morning.

-He's going to see them.

-It'll be fine.

-What if he sees you selling them?

-He won't. I'm going to be subtle.

Shouldn't you be at the caff?

It's your last day. You don't want to be late.

-I'm not late.

-Just in case.

-All right, I'll stop, OK?

Here, look. Take some for Martin. He could probably use it himself.

That's a great idea.

What is the matter, Sonia?

Nothing! I'm just sorry I didn't see him this morning, that's all.

All right.

You've forgotten, haven't you?

Forgotten what?

It's our anniversary today.

-Oh, it ain't, is it?

-Yes, it is, yeah!

I'm sorry! I didn't know.

So you've sorted all the stuff with you and Tina, then?

-Don't start banging on about that again, please.

-Dot ain't said nothing, though?

-We're not talking about that any more!

-I just want to make sure that Dot didn't say nothing.

If Dot had said something I would have told you, wouldn't I?

All right, fine. I won't mention it again, then.

Well, don't be late. You don't want Aleks' being suspicious.

He'd be more suspicious if I wasn't late. I'll tell you.

Right, I'll see you.

All right. Don't get nicked.

What? Don't say that Sonia, you'll jinx me.

Say, "I promise you won't."

Say, "I promise you won't!"

I promise you won't.

Thank you. Happy anniversary!

Hello, baby!

Babe, I'm tired, don't.

You work so hard. I ain't seen you all weekend.

Right, I'm going to make you breakfast.

-Won't you be late for work?

-Nope.

Sit down.

Sonia's last day today?

So you do listen to me!

-Going to miss her?

-Course.

-Oh, morning, again!

-Morning.

Do you just never see your daughter, then?

Excuse me?

Sorry, she's tired.

Going to have a shower.

Oh, right, no breakfast?

I need to shower. Unless anyone wants to get in there first?

-Aleks?

-Later.

-Roxy?

-No, you're all right. I'll have a shower at home.

OK, good. Save on the water bill you don't pay.

Tosh!

I'm really sorry. She's working flat out.

We love this big, old-fashioned romance.

Thanks for sticking up for me.

You are more than capable of fighting your own battles.

Anyway, you are here a lot.

-Seriously?

-You are.

I don't understand, it's not a criticism.

You are. Roxy!

What exam is it today?

Chemistry.

So, what were you and Peter doing this early?

I told you. We were just talking about Lucy.

Lauren?

Worry about your exam, not me.

Yeah, but you guys are up to something.

You've been together all weekend.

I'm just... I'm trying to be there for him, Abi.

He's lost his sister.

Yeah, and you're my sister. We shouldn't have secrets.

Look how many Lucy had.

-Where's Denny?

-Bathroom?

We are so late.

MOBILE PHONE RINGS

That's the delivery.

You need to get organised.

Hello?

Yeah, yeah, the back entrance off the...

What, you're there now?

No, but you're early, I thought...

Look, hang on a minute.

-Please.

-No.

-Please, Phil!

No. I've got to get to the Arches...

Look, please? I can't let it go, we'll have nothing in tonight.

Right, I'm coming now. Don't go anywhere.

I can't find my shoes.

Sorry, what is finding the cabbie going to do?

The cab driver will have seen whether Jake was drunk or not.

When he was drunk he could barely stand up.

How was he meant to have killed someone?

Sorry, Lauren, I don't understand why you suddenly think

that Jake didn't do it.

You were the one who called the police on him in the first place!

And should I remind you that her blood is all over his flat?

Remember what he put you through, Lauren. He's not right in the head.

Yeah, I know. I know he's not.

I don't know, for some reason I just don't think he did it.

I could see it.

I could see it when I saw his face. It was like...

When?

Oh, no, you didn't go to the prison?

Yes, I did.

And now I don't think he did it.

What? Lauren, where are you going?

-I'm going to find the driver.

-On your own?

Yeah, Peter's at work and he's exhausted, as well.

No, you said that's how Peter got hurt.

You... Lauren, this is dangerous!

I don't care. I feel like owe it to Lucy.

Owe what?

You can never get any privacy in this flat, can you?

-Hiya.

-Ah, you all right?

At some point, could you tell your girlfriend to be on time?

-She's late?

-Yes, as always.

-Want a hand, then?

-Oh, really?

-Yeah. I don't mind.

-Oh, that would be amazing.

If you could just keep an eye on that bacon, you're a life saver.

I suppose you don't have to worry

about fry ups any more though, do you?

-Your last day.

-Oh, you know.

I would like to say I'm going to miss it, but...

Won't miss Tina?

Oh, yeah, course.

But you two can stay friends.

Yeah.

No, I mean... She told me. At the weekend.

We're all grown-ups, aren't we?

Sorry... Told you what?

About your kiss.

It's good, it don't streak. It's...

What was that?

You are like a ray of sunshine when you come to visit me, Aleks.

Look, don't...

What's this?

You have a licence for clothes not cosmetics.

-Fashion.

-Fashion?

Yes. It's a fashion statement.

Look, we are here to complete the whole look.

-The things you women do to make men sleep with you.

-Excuse me?

Why else would you turn yourself orange? Road safety?

You're a right charmer today, ain't you, eh?

Can you actually read this?

No. It's in Arabic.

-Cyrillic.

-Whatever.

Who sold you this rubbish?

-A supplier.

-Who?

Someone you don't know. Go and give a bottle to Roxy.

Listen, lady, you don't get funny with me.

I want this rubbish off my market. Now.

Do you want me to cover for you?

Sorry?

What's all this I hear about you and Lauren looking for a cab driver?

My sister deserves some justice.

So that's why you're standing here selling bananas, is it?

We're going to carry on after work.

Meanwhile, my beautiful 20-year-old granddaughter

is striding around London alone

asking if anyone has murdered your beautiful 20-year-old sister.

She's waiting for me.

No, she's not. She's gone on her own.

What?

Listen, you're grieving. She is, and all.

But this "search" of yours is just something both of you

have set up to occupy yourselves and it's dangerous...

If Jake didn't do it then we need...

Neither of you are in any state to handle this.

You've lost your sister, Lauren's lost her friend, her and Jake...

It's nothing to do with her and Jake.

Do you think it was justice when they took Jake away?

Do you think you're going to feel better if they find him guilty?

There's no justice in a world that lets a young girl

go out one night and never come back.

And anything you do ain't going to make it better.

So it doesn't matter if he's innocent or not?

I'm not saying that.

I'm just saying it's not your job to find out.

Leave it to the police.

Lauren could get hurt. Look what happened to you.

It's not safe.

Make her stop. Please, Peter.

Thank you.

Listen. Seriously, all right?

It didn't mean anything. I'm married.

These things happen.

Tina would never mean to hurt you.

I know you're allowed to be upset but...

I'm glad I'm allowed.

Hey, what did you do?

Sprint ahead of me whilst I was in the shower? Idiot.

And what you doing back there? That is out of bounds, isn't it?

I was helping Sonia out.

I'm a life saver.

What am I going to do? It's your last day!

How am I going to cope!

I'm going home.

Yeah, go and get some sleep, you.

Uh, uh...kiss?

Actually, can I have that breakfast now?

Yeah, course you can. It's free for life savers.

Go sit down and I'll bring you something over.

Right, go on, what did he get you?

-What?

-Martin. Your anniversary?

Ten years, he better have done something special.

Dennis...I'll give you ten seconds!

You can stop smirking and all.

Just doing my community duty. Shouldn't he be in school by now?

Really?

I took Janet hours ago.

Mind you, it took me ages to get there.

Things we do for our kids, eh?

Not my kid, though, is he?

Five!

You pretend, but I know you love it.

Love what?

-Being a dad again.

-School runs with hysterical mums? No, thanks.

I might complain, but I love it, really.

Am I you?

No, but, you know, we're like dads united, ain't we?

Just jog on, Billy, please? Quickly.

Dennis!

Say you're right, say Jake didn't do it.

Then, you're not looking for a witness.

The killer's still out there.

We should just leave it to the police. Call me, please, Lauren.

Come home.

Oh, come on, Aleks, it's a bit of fake tan,

it's hardly going to kill anyone, is it?

You know my mum's ill, I'm just trying to make a bit...

-Is this all you have?

-Yes.

MOBILE PHONE BEEPS

It's hardly worth my time then, is it?

What do you mean?

If this is all you have.

All right, let's call it 50, then.

Sorry, I'm not with you.

My end.

-Your end what?

-Percent.

Ah...

-30%.

-I could report you.

I could report you now, as well.

40%.

35%.

All right. I'm not inhuman.

Good. Off you go, then.

Money. Money, money, money.

Well, I haven't got any money to give you yet, have I?

A small advance. Little show of trust.

That no-one's going to report anyone. Come on.

SHE SIGHS

Thank you.

Good weekend?

Yeah. Except for I find out that Dean is quite disgusting.

The smell that comes out of his room...

I'll tell you what, if I weren't gay already, I would be by now.

Do you see much of Tosh?

No, she was working all weekend, Son.

Can't have you two starving to death, can we, eh?

Oh, don't worry about us, just two teas please.

What do you mean two teas? You promised me some bacon.

I've got to get back to work, love.

All right, fine.

Oh, do her a bacon sandwich as well.

Right, it's going to have to be change, I'm afraid.

I'm checking that.

I think that's what keeps me coming in here, you know?

The customer service.

There you go, there's your teas. Thank you.

Was that on you?

No, that was on Beale.

See you later.

I need to tell you something.

If it's that you and Martin are getting a divorce,

-I'm not surprised.

-What?

Oh, my God, I'm sorry!

Of course it's not that.

No, no, no! I'm off my nut.

No, it's, um...

Oh, bacon sandwich!

Go on, go on, I'm listening, Son.

Have you told Tosh about me and you?

Me and you?

About, you know, our...

No. Are you mad?

She said you had.

What?

-She knows.

-What?!

About us kissing?

Well, I didn't tell her.

Are you sure?

You're going to have to explain.

I'm sorry... Tina!

Tosh?

Tosh?

KNOCKS ON DOOR

Baby?

And you know, the most annoying thing is

I can't even get mad about it.

You can do what you want.

He's hanging out with his ex-girlfriend.

-Yeah, from years ago, though.

-Don't know.

Look at Billy last week, him and Honey,

they've been finished for years.

Do you know something, Jay? Does she still like him?

Has Abi said something to you, or what?

No. I'm just saying.

It's his ex, you're allowed to be a little bit worried.

I'm so glad I spoke to you about this.

Listen to me.

His sister has just been murdered.

So he's bound to be a bit messed up.

And he's going to want to be around people who was close to her.

And there's nothing you can do about it.

Thanks, Jay. Thanks a lot.

There you go, babe.

Thank you.

I got you bacon.

Sharon.

-Did Denny get off to school all right?

-He was late.

-Why?

You're his mother, it's your job to get him to school on time.

Yeah, well, you're my partner, it's your job to help me.

They are useless!

Listen, we need to sort something out about...

I need to make a phone call.

-Sharon, I...

-Phil, please. Can we talk about this later?

Sorry.

All right?

Hi.

Look, Pete. Pete?

Sorry, yeah?

I've just been with Lola.

And?

Well, she's a bit upset.

What about?

She didn't want to bring anything up with you,

all right, so don't say I told you.

Why's she upset?

Go on.

Well, you've been hanging round with Lauren.

And it's not in her head, Abi said so, as well.

Yeah, well, there's nothing going on between us.

I'm not saying there is. Just saying how she feels.

It hurts to see someone you care about hurt.

There's nothing I can do about that.

You can stop shutting her out.

She just wants to help you, cos she loves you.

But, look, it's in your hands now, mate, all right?

All right.

-Blokes don't use this stuff.

-Yes, they do!

Are you that out of touch that you don't put the telly on no more?

Yeah, I put the telly on

and it's only blokes on the telly that use this stuff.

You won't get anyone round here doing it.

-Well, you'd be surprised.

-Yeah? Like who?

Buy some and I'll tell you.

Phil, do you want to buy some tan?

No, I mean for Sharon, obviously.

-See, it is for girls!

-It's unisex!

No, no, you're all right.

You're all right, B.

This is your last chance, Lauren, pick up.

You're making me do something I don't want to do.

I've been waiting for you to explain,

but I suppose for you to explain

you'd have to tell me the truth, first.

Might have listened, then.

How did you find out?

I heard Sonia and her sister talking about it last week.

-In the Vic toilets.

-When?

Does it actually matter?

Look, Tosh, it was just a kiss, OK? Just one kiss.

She was upset, I was a bit drunk.

It was just the most stupidest thing ever to do.

-We just got confused.

-Confused?

Well...

I'm going to go out tonight and I'm going to get really confused.

Who knows who I might end up with.

-Tosh, please.

-Just get out.

No, babe, please. Come on, we need to talk about this.

Go and talk to Sonia.

Do you know what I wanted?

What I been working up the nerve to tell you?

I want a family, family of our own.

Have a baby together.

Show them all what we can be together.

What?

Doesn't matter now, I suppose.

I think I owe you an apology.

For?

For this morning. Many things.

Is this the apology?

That's the first part.

Then I thought we might go to Beales for dinner later.

I won't even make us split the bill.

Look, I'm sorry. I should have stuck up for you.

I mean, my girlfriend can stay at my flat as long as she wants

without being interrogated by grumpy lesbians.

Girlfriend, is it?

What do you want to call it?

We can call it whatever you want.

Turn around. Come on.

I also got Amy one, though that one might be plastic.

You're so smooth.

Hang on, maybe this is plastic.

Oi, get off!

Look, if I am your girlfriend...

So you are my girlfriend?

I said IF I'm your girlfriend.

So in this hypothetical world of yours, am I forgiven?

Hypo what?

Oh, nothing.

I'm going to go upstairs.

Lauren thinks that Jake didn't do it.

Well, since when?

It's fair enough, I suppose.

I wouldn't want to think one of my exes was a murderer.

-I've got some right dodgy ones.

-It's nothing to do with that.

The night Lucy and Jake came back, they got a mini cab.

Lauren wants to find the driver.

Why?

She thinks that Jake was drunk,

and that the driver can tell the police that.

All right, and what difference is that going to make?

Well, if Jake was drunk then maybe he couldn't have done it.

Now I can't get hold of her.

She's out looking all over London for this driver on her own.

I told her to wait for me, but she went anyway.

Right, and why has she got this in her head all of a sudden?

She went to see him.

When was this?

Right, thanks a lot.

You just going to let her wander off and go to the prison on her own?

Forget about that. I got this for asking too many questions.

That's why I'm here.

I didn't know who else to ask.

Shouldn't you be at work?

Yeah. It's hard to leave.

Yeah, you're right.

Yeah, all right. Goodbye.

-I'll see you.

-Hm.

So, you haven't seen her?

I told you, darling, I've already asked.

Where you been?!

Oh, Lauren, you're all right!

What do you think you're doing, running off on your own like that?

What a stupid thing to do.

You told her, then?

I have been worried sick.

I'm sorry, you know...

I was on the tube, I've only just seen your messages.

Do you not understand how worried we were?

Do you not understand how dangerous this is?

Yeah, I do, Nan, but I don't care.

I'm not doing this for me, am I?

I've been calling you all morning.

Sorry.

What you doing here?

-He told me.

-Told you what?

About you going round pretending you're a detective.

Peter.

He's right. I told you to wait for me. But you didn't.

It's up to the police now.

Peter!

-So, why you doing this?

-I don't know.

Maybe I'm trying to get some justice for my dead best friend, Dad?

No, why are you putting yourself in danger. For what?

Oh, right, is this about a crush you had when you was a teenager?

Don't you think there's better ways of getting someone's attention?

Yes.

Yeah, cos I only do anything if I'm going to get sex at the end of it.

Oh, no, sorry. Wait, Dad, that's you!

-Lauren, please.

-All right, Lauren, all right.

Whatever you choose to think about me, all right?

-You are still my daughter.

-Choose to think?

I have been trying to choose to think

that you are anything other than some grimy midlife crisis for years.

But, honestly, you continue to prove me right.

-Yeah? Is that right? Let's go.

-Where you taking her?

I'm taking her home.

-Five minutes with you and she thinks she's a vigilante.

-Let go of her.

Right, so you think that's a good idea, do you?

No, course I don't.

-No? All right, well, let's sort it out.

-Fine.

-I am here, you know?

-But she's coming back to my place.

I'm not going anywhere.

What about, just for once, we don't wash our dirty linen in public?

Come on.

Look, you can go if you want, you know?

What?

Well, you can go. I'm not going to be upset or anything.

What are you talking about?

Lauren.

I don't know what went on, but if you want to go back,

-then it's fine.

-No.

Sure about that?

No. It's nothing to do with me, she's got her family.

Yeah, but she's your friend, isn't she?

Yeah, but you're my girlfriend. OK?

Look, I know I said this before,

but if you want me to do anything,

say anything, or just

leave you alone, then...

No. Just be you.

Tosh.

What's this?

You've got a family already. You don't need me.

Don't do this. Don't leave.

Me? I'm not leaving.

Oh, please. I do need you.

You just need someone. Me, Sonia...doesn't matter.

It was a mistake! A kiss.

You care about a kiss? Really?

You're going throw away everything that we've got together

for one stupid mistake?

I love you.

Isn't that all that matters?

I love you so much.

You are all that matters to me.

I'm going to take that bag back inside now.

It's not me that kissed someone else.

It's not me who's throwing us away.

You did that already.

I'm just trying to find out what's happened to my friend, Dad.

To my best friend. I need to know.

I know you don't care, cos you were just sleeping with her.

You're going to get hurt, Lauren.

What are you putting yourself in danger for? For him?

No. Someone must have seen them, Dad.

Someone must have seen whether he was drunk,

and I'm not going to stop until I find them.

Lucy's killer could still be out there

while Jake's in prison because of me.

-He did it, Lauren.

-You don't know that, Dad!

Yes, I do know, all right? Cos I saw him.

I saw the pair of them, on Good Friday.

-The police have got it right.

-What?

You want a witness, all right, Lauren? You've got one.