Thu, 21 Dec 2017 Pobol y Cwm

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-From Gwern.

-From Gwern.

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-What has he bought for him?

-This top...

-Oh, happy birthday!

-Oh, happy birthday!

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-Happy birthday!

-You didn't have to.

-I'll be busy with the baby

-next year, so make the most of it.

-I've got proper presents too.

-That's just something small.

-It's perfect.

-Here you are, from me and the kids.

-Your favourite.

-What have you got me, Math?

-Sorry?

-Sorry?

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-Don't say you didn't buy anything.

-He's pulling your leg.

-I've got a lot of surprises

-for you, don't you worry.

-Yeah, yeah, if you say so.

-Yeah, yeah, if you say so.

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-Do you want to open these?

-Before I forget, I've bought you

-a present as well.

-This times contractions.

-What's wrong with the timer

-on your phone?

-Nothing. This can do lots

-of other things too though.

-Come back when you've got an app

-which pushes the baby out!

-Then I'll be impressed!

-I think it's fab. Thanks.

-Right.

-Oh, no!

-Oh, no!

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-A problem?

-Two clients want appointments

-at the same time. I'll re-book.

-I could meet one of them.

-Thanks, but I deal with clients,

-no-one else.

-Fine. I'll have to start my own

-company if I want some action!

-Gwyneth, your Reiki mumbo-jumbo

-won't get you very far in business.

-What are these now?

-Lights for the tree.

-Colin was selling them cheap.

-Move them.

-I'm trying to run a business.

-MOBILE PHONE

-Hello. Sara Francis.

-Are you thinking

-of starting a business?

-Not now.

-The time's not right, but Sara

-doesn't know that, does she?

-I'm turning into one of those

-obsessed fathers, aren't I?

-Becoming a father's massive

-though, isn't it?

-I missed a lot

-when Gwern was young.

-I'm not going to miss a second

-this time.

-Do you regret not insisting

-that he lived with you as a baby?

-Yes. They grow up so quickly.

-I won't get that time back.

-Where are you going?

-Where are you going?

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-To the garage.

-Don't be long. I've made you lunch.

-Use the app to time yourself!

-Use the app to time yourself!

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-Very funny.

-Half past twelve, OK?

-Half past twelve, OK?

-

-OK.

-What were you talking about?

-Babies and being a parent.

-Well, you wouldn't know

-anything about that, would you?

-Whoa. The pay at Awyr Iach

-has gone up since I was there.

-Sorry?

-How can you afford those?

-How can you afford those?

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-Mind your own business.

-I'm serious. What's the secret?

-I'm seriously struggling.

-Well, I don't have a mortgage.

-That helps.

-I get the rent money

-and Garry's maintenance.

-So you're sorted.

-I had to spend the bond money

-for the flat on presents.

-A fairy godmother might come

-from somewhere to sort me out.

-Enjoy your shopping spree.

-Hiya.

-How are you?

-It must be nice

-having Arwen back home.

-Yes, it is. Great.

-Has Macs been

-making life difficult again?

-No. I haven't heard a peep

-from him.

-Good.

-You know where I am

-if he starts hassling you.

-Right, I'm going back to Arwen.

-She's not doing very well.

-Sorry.

-It's alright, it's alright.

-Do you mind bringing Esther

-over to play this afternoon?

-A bit of company might cheer her up.

-A bit of company might cheer her up.

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-Yes. Good idea.

-We might cheer her mother up too.

-Here you are.

-Lip balm for your hospital bag.

-I read somewhere that it's handy.

-Thanks, but I've packed one.

-Here she is.

-Mathew's bought you some lip balm.

-Why?

-Why?

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-They were on special offer.

-I'm going to make lunch for you.

-Can I steal him?

-Of course.

-Come over in about

-three quarters of an hour.

-Ta-ra, Dani.

-You look amazing, by the way.

-It's exciting, isn't it?

-She's a really special girl,

-you know.

-Focus on her, not me. OK?

-DOORBELL

-Hi... Gwyneth.

-Come in.

-I'm not disturbing you, am I?

-I'm not disturbing you, am I?

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-I was expecting Mathew.

-Everyone's in the cafe

-so we've got the house to ourselves.

-It doesn't happen often.

-It doesn't happen often.

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-Maybe I could help you.

-How would you like a loan

-of 1,000?

-Enough for a bond and you'd have

-plenty of time to pay me back.

-Let's say an interest rate of 10%.

-What do you reckon?

-Thanks, but I'd better not.

-There's no shame in borrowing.

-Don't take this the wrong way.

-Why do you want to help me?

-We're not exactly BFFs.

-I've been there. There was a time

-when I didn't have a penny.

-It was a horrible feeling.

-If you change your mind,

-the offer's still there.

-Yes.

-Thanks.

-Well, I'll let myself out.

-Sorry I'm late.

-Are you OK now?

-Dani? Oh, Dan... Dan...

-Are you OK?

-Right, tell me when the next one

-starts, OK?

-Apps, apps, apps...

-What's wrong with this?

-What's wrong with this?

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-You're not helping, Gar.

-Are you sure

-these are contractions, not wind?

-I'm sure, Britt.

-Are you OK?

-Are you OK?

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-Does she look OK?

-Where are you going?

-Where are you going?

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-To the beach!

-Where do you think?

-Where do you think?

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-It's too soon to go to the hospital.

-I'm not taking any risks.

-I'm not taking any risks.

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-No, you can't.

-What?

-I'll take you. You can't park there.

-I'll take you. You can't park there.

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-Thanks.

-I don't want you near the hospital.

-I want Garry to take me.

-I want Garry to take me.

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-Alright, alright. You heard her.

-You take her to the hospital.

-Mathew, you can help me in the bar.

-Just take deep breaths, alright?

-Drive carefully.

-Thanks. I was going to drive

-like a fool!

-Sorry. I'm just...

-It's happening.

-It's happening.

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-On your birthday!

-Hello! Are we going?

-Sorry.

-Phone once there's news, OK?

-I'm so excited.

-Another little one.

-I can't wait to meet her.

-Come on. Let's go.

-Come on. Let's go.

-

-No.

-I'm going for lunch with Vicky.

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-I can't believe this doesn't work.

-It doesn't matter now.

-Are you OK?

-Until the next contraction.

-Until the next contraction.

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-I'm here to hold your hand.

-Do you want anything to eat?

-No.

-I'm too nervous.

-You'll need energy.

-I've got a breakfast bar

-in one of the bags.

-What bag?

-The bag!

-The bag!

-

-What?

-One job, Gar.

-What are we going to do?

-I had a lot on my mind.

-Sorry.

-Dani, welcome back.

-I'll be with you today.

-I'll be with you today.

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-Right.

-Sorry about last week.

-You won't be the first or last

-to suffer from trapped wind.

-They're real contractions this time.

-They're real contractions this time.

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-And how long between each one?

-Well, we're not sure.

-Don't worry.

-Let's take a look.

-Will the baby come today?

-It's... it's my birthday today,

-you see.

-Happy birthday.

-If she arrived on the same day,

-it would be very special.

-Let's see what we can do.

-But the baby will come

-when she's ready and no sooner.

-Right. Will you lie down for me?

-I can't believe this.

-We're going to meet our little girl.

-Hiya. Where have you been?

-Sorry. Dani went into labour.

-No way! There's lovely.

-That baby's going to make me broody,

-I'm warning you.

-And now, while everyone's out

-and the house is empty...

-Mathew!

-There's no-one else here.

-We don't want to miss our chance.

-What if someone came home?

-We've got loads of time.

-Listen, we'd better not, OK?

-Just in case.

-A cuppa?

-TEXT ALERT

-Who's put a smile on your face?

-Just business.

-Well, it's our business that pays

-your wages, don't forget.

-Come on, Jason.

-I've seen enough of Gwyneth

-for one day.

-Ta-ra.

-Ta-ra.

-I'll go home to fetch the bag.

-I'll go home to fetch the bag.

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-No!

-I won't be long.

-What if the baby comes?

-I don't want you to miss it.

-That won't happen.

-That won't happen.

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-Exactly. How long have I got?

-All day if you like.

-You haven't started dilating yet.

-The baby's not on its way.

-Not today, anyway.

-She's having contractions.

-She's having contractions.

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-She's just practising.

-We call them Braxton Hicks.

-They're common.

-They're really painful.

-I know, but trust me.

-I know what I'm doing.

-If this is a practice, I'm not

-looking forward to the main event.

-You'll be fine, you'll see.

-I'm sorry

-for wasting your time again.

-You weren't to know.

-Right, if you'll excuse me.

-Thanks.

-Thanks.

-

-And remember the bag next time.

-I'm sorry.

-I know you wanted her

-to arrive on your birthday.

-It doesn't matter.

-As long as you and the baby are

-alright, that's all that matters.

-Come on, I'll take you home.

-Thanks for bringing Esther over.

-Thanks for bringing Esther over.

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-She was excited to play with Arwen.

-Do you want a helping hand?

-No. I thought I'd better try

-but I'm not in the mood.

-I don't think

-I've ever made mince pies.

-Come on, let's try. Christmas isn't

-the same without a bit of cooking.

-Thanks.

-Come on. Pitch in.

-What are your plans over

-the holiday, then?

-I don't know. Sion wants us

-to go over after Christmas.

-Yes, us too. I think he wants

-to spend time with Arwen.

-There's no point

-because she won't be there.

-Look, there's no point

-punishing him because of Macs.

-He is her grandfather.

-He had no right

-to tell Macs about Arwen's op.

-If he hadn't opened his big mouth...

-That's enough.

-Oh, well...

-..you know best...

-..but if you did go, you could keep

-an eye on Macs, couldn't you?

-I didn't think of that.

-Right, what's next?

-What?

-Nothing.

-It's just that not everyone can

-talk to their ex-husband like this.

-No, but we've been through

-a lot, haven't we, Ffion?

-We're not going to forget that

-in a hurry, are we?

-And I don't know what life

-will throw at us, but...

-..wherever you are

-and whatever happens to you...

-..I'll be here to get you

-back on your feet.

-Same here.

-Hiya.

-Vicky, I'm glad you've changed

-your mind.

-It was too good an offer to refuse.

-Today was the final straw.

-We want a flat.

-Right, well, sign this, please.

-Oh, right.

-Problem?

-Problem?

-

-I wasn't expecting a contract.

-It's more for you than me,

-so you have more control.

-OK, cool. And 10% interest?

-That's right.

-Where do I sign?

-There.

-Are you sure you don't mind?

-Of course.

-Put your name down...

-..and you and Mathew will be

-cwtched up in your new flat...

-..before you turn around.

-Job done.

-I've got one other favour

-to ask you.

-Don't say anything to Mathew.

-I want the flat to be a surprise.

-We all like surprises, don't we?

-I'm so embarrassed.

-The staff must think we're nuts.

-At least you've had a trial run.

-Oh, you're back.

-Oh, you're back.

-

-Yes, false alarm.

-Is everything OK with the baby?

-Is everything OK with the baby?

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-Yes, thanks.

-You might be more chilled

-next time, Gar.

-I was in control.

-Oh, yes? You went without the bag!

-You should take that number one Dad

-T-shirt back to the shop!

-Mathew, stop it.

-OK. It was a joke, that's all.

-It's not funny. How do you think

-it makes Garry feel?

-It was only a bit of fun, love.

-That's enough. Sorry, boy.

-No, no, it's OK.

-Dani's been stressed today

-between it all.

-Right, I'm going back up.

-It's nothing personal.

-It's been a long day.

-What was that about?

-What was that about?

-

-Nothing.

-I've had enough of your quips.

-I've had enough of your quips.

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-You have had enough!

-I don't know how much of this

-I can take.

-Mathew, some help, please!

-Mathew, some help, please!

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-I'll be there now.

-Promise you won't say anything.

-Promise you won't say anything.

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-Sorry, I can't.

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