25/06/2013 River City

Were you assaulted this morning by the client?

Does he have a name?

Three weeks ago, murder. Now, rape.

If I do this, you've got to put him away.

She's a prostitute for God's sake. Why are you even bothering?

William Kennedy, I'm charging you with rape and attempted murder.

Nice of you to come and visit.

I just wanted you to be clear about what's going on.

-What is going on?

-We've got an operation going here.

A big operation.

And we don't need our supplier getting cold feet cos you

can't keep your hands off some bint you picked up.

So here's what's going to happen.

Pedro's going to bring his gear to me,

and I'm going to pass it to your guys to cut up.

Nothing changes.

-Sound good?

-Fine.

-I'm doing this cos we're mates. And it makes sense.

-Aye. OK.

Good. You're still gonnae be making a mint and you're doing nothing.

The stress I'm under, I'd swap places with you.

You always end up on top.

Listen, the both of us are on top with this.

-So, are you happy?

-Ecstatic(!)

Well, tell your face. I'll be in touch.

JET ENGINE ROARS

Billy, it's me...

Billy.....

Pedro.

Lenny Murdoch. Nice to meet at last.

-Where's Kennedy?

-He's not coming. I'm here instead.

We had a meeting set up.

Change of plan. I'm looking after things now.

-I only deal with Kennedy.

-Not any more.

This is not the arrangement.

You see, I don't think you understand what's going on here.

I'm going.

Don't worry about him.

He's just there to make sure nobody gets into trouble.

-All right.

-Hi.

What's with the messages?

I'm making dinner. For me and Gareth.

So, that's still going on then, is it?

I can make dinner for whoever I want.

And I can see whoever I want.

Do you not think you're a bit late to be worrying about

me getting into trouble?

You know what most boys do when they see a girl in my condition?

They run a mile.

Gabriel, I've met a boy that I like and who likes me.

Can you not just be happy?

Just be careful, eh?

-Black coffee, please.

-No problem.

MOBILE PHONE RINGS

-'Gareth?'

-Billy.

'I've put you on the visiting list for today, all right?'

'You need to get yourself down here.'

Billy? Billy?

Billy's not going anywhere any time soon.

-He's up in court in a month and I can't see it going his way.

-So?

So we have to figure out a way to keep it going forward.

This is you and me. We can kill this right now.

Or find a way to keep it going.

And what exactly are you bringing to the table?

Stability. You deal with me, you know where you are.

We've done OK up to now.

Yeah, and who do you think's been keeping things going, up until now?

I don't know. There's plenty more people out there.

That's right. And you can take your pick of any one of them.

Then you can sit in your pad in Spain

and hope they're not screwing you over.

So, what's your proposal?

We take Kennedy's split.

With just the two of us, that's a lot more money.

Now, you show me yours.

How do I know I can trust you?

Believe me, If I wanted, I'd have it by now.

We both make out of this.

With Kennedy out the picture, it's simple.

Either one of us falls, we both lose out.

That's how we know we can trust each other.

I've got a car at the boat shed.

I want you to pick it up and take it into the garage for a service.

What? Are you above doing me a favour?

-No...

-I asked you in to do a job for me.

Anyone checks, that's your story, got it?

So, why am I really here?

To get me out of this place.

We both take whatever our costs are, split the rest 60/40.

-To who?

-Don't be funny. I'm taking all the risks.

It's my men out on the street.

All you've got to do is supply a product that's not screwed with.

And in return?

You get to deal with me. Everything nice and simple.

And what happens your end?

I've sourced a new cutting agent.

I want your contacts to cut it for us.

You come round tonight, sample it, make sure it's up to proper quality.

And you've a guarantee I'll be pushing money across

that table every month.

Sounds good to me.

I'll be needing the rest of the consignment.

I want it going out by the end of the week.

I'll get it to you later today.

Good. Looks like we've got ourselves a deal.

-I need her gone.

-Who?

The wee lassie that went running to the polis.

What do you mean by gone?

In four weeks, I'm gonnae be in court.

Without her, they've got nothing. I need her to disappear.

What? You want me to scare her off?

I want you to shut her up. For good.

Why me? Why not...

Why not one of Lenny's guys?

You want me owing Murdoch more than I do already?

It's bad enough having to rely on him on running things out there,

while I'm stuck in this toilet.

I told you we're dealing with things fine.

Good.

Doesn't mean I've to be in hock to him for the rest of my life.

I want somebody I can trust.

Somebody I know can do this right.

You told me you've done this before.

-Aye, but...

-You have, haven't you? You've done this before?

Aye. I told you.

You're always saying how you want to step up, take the lead.

I know. It's just...

Well, this is different, Billy.

When you were stuck in this place bricking it

cos you knew you were out your depths,

who was it had your back?

You can't go strutting around saying how you've beaten people up, how

people are in fear of you - you've got to be willing to back that up.

Know what I mean?

Her name is Anoushka Pattinson.

P-A-T-T-I-N-S-O-N.

Brunette. 5'4". Size 10. Posh tart.

Lives at 27 Cragside Avenue, first floor.

I don't want anybody else knowing about this. Especially Murdoch.

You understand?

Fine.

Right, I've arranged a drop off for you at the boat shed.

A drop off?

I want this job done proper.

So you'll need the right tools for the job.

There'll be somebody waiting for you.

And they'll wanting two grand off you.

-For what?

-It's a deposit. A gun costs a lot of money out there.

And they'll want to know they can get it back.

They'll take it back?

Are you stupid?!

You give them the money, they give you the gun.

When you're done with it, you give them it back,

they give you the money minus a grand for the hire.

Where the hell am I meant to get £2,000 from?

Murdoch's doing well enough isn't he? Does he not pay you?

Aye, but he's not given me anything in a while.

Who's talking about giving? It's about time you realise, son,

if you want anything in this life, you've just got take it.

Relax - it's coming out of my share.

Right, expect a call from me about four.

I'll want to know it's a done deal. Right?

OK.

So that's Saint Mungo's at two...

Is Lenny in? I've just to pick something up.

No, Saint Mungo's at two. She's going to meet you outside.

I don't know where outside.

Well, it's not my problem.

Oh, listen...

# Are you gonna be the one who's always gonna treat me right?

# Oh, oh

# And when we get together turning down the lights

# Need you 100

# Need you 100%

# I wanna be the one you tell all your friends about

# Oh, oh

# Baby, I'll be the one you just can't do without

# You've gotta give me everything baby, ain't no doubt

# Give me 100

# Need you 100%... #

MOBILE PHONE RINGS

Hello.

Och, you're all heart.

None of the other drivers give me gyp like this.

I'll be having words. You watch your step.

There's no point taking that tone.

I know exactly what you're up to.

At five, I've got a booking for a hen night...

# ..I wanna be the one you call every day and night

# Are you gonna be the one who's always gonna treat me right?

# And when we get together turning down the lights... #

It's coming in today. We'll get it by the end of the week.

Same as before. Aye, good.

Aye, for the two of us.

# ..Are you gonna be the one who's always gonna treat me right?

# And when we get together... #

What you doing?

Waiting on you. I need to borrow a car for this afternoon.

I need to pick something up.

Take Mikey's, he's not on till later.

Come in here a wee minute.

That's 1,500 for the Amsterdam score.

It's about time you got it.

Two grand's what I'm owed.

-What?

-If you want to square my wages up,

you should be giving me my two grand.

You're a chancer.

Make sure I get a car back this time.

-Not a wreck.

-I will.

-WOMAN:

-You must have dialled the wrong number.

I can do you a taxi but no' a chicken chow mein.

CAR LOCKING SYSTEM BEEPS

Believe me, you are never going to change him,

he will go off you eventually and that doesn't happen to all men.

Problem pages are all the same.

Are you all right?

You've had a lot of boyfriends, haven't you? I mean, serious ones?

Not the best subject right now.

-Sorry.

-It's fine. Aye, I've done my bit.

So, how do you know if it's serious, or if it's just a...

if it's not going anywhere?

I guess sometime between the first night you pick him up

and five year down the line.

Why? Is this Gareth?

I don't want to sound like one of your problem pages...

but have you tried asking?

Yeah kind of... No, not really.

I keep trying to bring it up but it's just like he's not listening.

-There's something new.

-And what if he doesn't want to talk about it?

What does that mean?

Depends on the boy.

Either he's a commitment-phobe - in which case you run for the hills -

or he's got somebody else on the go.

Or?

Or he's as worried as you are about where things are going

but he doesn't know how to articulate it.

I hope so.

Who knows? If it was me, I'd be hopeful too.

I still don't know what to do.

If he really, really likes you, he'll tell you -

if he's man enough. And that won't help.

# Pass out the hatchets, baby... #

All right?

# ..Oh

# Let me at the little tree first... #

MOBILE PHONE RINGS

# ..The bigger they come the harder they fall

# Let me chop it let me chop it, let me chop it

# Uh! #

ENTRYPHONE BUZZES

'Hello?'

Good afternoon. My name's DC Fraser McClusky.

I was wondering if I could have a word.

'You're who?'

DC McClusky. I've been assigned to you.

I just wanted to introduce myself.

'No-one mentioned you were coming.'

Really? They should have. You can call the office if you want.

'OK, come up. First floor.'

DOOR BUZZES

They should've called. There must've been a mix-up or something.

-So, what do you want?

-I'm just showing face,

I'll be outside the front door for the foreseeable...

So I didn't want you to get spooked.

DCI Donald thinks it's best you have some protection.

You know with the date and that being set for the trial.

And you're it?

Don't worry, you're safe with me.

Sorry, I just wish this thing was over.

Aye.

Would you like a cup of tea?

That'd be great. Thanks.

How do you take it?

Erm... Milk and two, please.

Nice place..

Thanks. So you're working on the case then, are you?

Aye, not directly but....

Mummy, Mummy, please, can I watch TV?

What did I tell you? Homework first and then TV.

Please, just five minutes...

I'm not telling you again, Courtney.

Who's that man?

He's from the police. He's just checking we're OK.

D'you know? I'm really sorry.

Just leave the tea, I need to go, something's came up.

Is everything OK?

Aye, it's just work. It's fine.

I shouldn't be having cups of tea anyway.

See you later, pal.

Go on. Go and do your homework now.

# I'm more dope than heroin

# Sharper than a needle

# I'm more dope than heroin

# Sharper than a needle

# Maybe I'm a love boy hooked on an aphrodisiac

# Maybe I'm a strange one maybe I'm a twisted maniac... #

You took your time. Right, bit of business on the South Side.

I want you with me.

-Somewhere to be?

-No. What are we doing?

We're going to see Pedro's boys.

Make sure they're doing what they're supposed to be doing.

What about Kennedy's guy?

We're gonnae pass it to him. We're going to cut it first.

-We're cutting it twice?

-Cutting it twice. You got a problem?

Does Kennedy know?

Kennedy doesn't know. And I don't want him hearing.

-You understand?

-I'm just saying... He'll go nuts.

You leave Billy to me.

Give us the keys. You have to have a break.

Hey, you! Oh! It's just me.

I'm sorry.

-What's wrong with you?

-Nothing.

So, what's up?

I just came to see you. Is that all right?

Aye. It's just...

I've got to go and do a message with Lenny.

-Oh, right.

-What?

I've just not seen you that much the last few days, I thought

we could spend some time together.

-But if you don't want to, it's fine.

-Nicole, of course I do.

Hey. Get in the car, let's go.

Great.

I'm sorry.

Look, I need to go, Nicole. I'll see you later.

Yeah, whatever.

# You see, I'm half angel

# And the other half devil

# You're kinda dumb, I'm kinda high

# So, weirdly, we're kinda on a level

# And I don't like British teeth

# Your dad don't like British beef

# My personalities refuse to settle

# Bang heads together headbang heavy metal

# I'm a whole person a whole human being

# A walking contradiction all-seeing... #

You say nothing. Leave everything to me, all right?

# ..Don't ask when you hear the beat

# Just love it when the lyric kicks the street poet

# Yeah, every thug needs a hug

# When you're on the red rug sleeping with the bedbugs

# Celebrate, recreate, educate

# I'm just trying to elevate

# I am not a diplomat, I am a human

# I won't lay down for your amusement

# This is a movement, my contribution

# Reality is, all else is an illusion

# I am not a diplomat, I am a human

# I won't lay down for your amusement... #

I want that back.

Are we done?

# ..I wasn't put here to keep the peace

# I'm no angel, my robes are creased

# Deceased to increase the cease-fire, yeah

# Like the rest of the world I've got desire

# So I swap positions... #

Right, it says you need to push the garlic butter under the skin.

Are you serious?!

Can I not just shove an onion up its bum and leave it at that?

Says here it makes the difference.

And I want it to be really nice.

So, why don't you do it?

I told you, I'm not supposed to touch raw meat.

You could have picked something else.

He says it's his favourite.

Look, in the state that you're in,

I'm not even sure that this whole big seduction thing's going to work.

You're past that stage.

So, what? Now you're worried that he's got what he came for...

I just want to know whether he's serious about me.

I really like him and I want to know if he properly likes me.

I don't want to just muck about.

I want to know that if I'm with him then I'm with him.

You've really not known him for that long.

Long enough.

What would Leyla say? You've seen the folk he hangs about with.

He's a good guy.

And I really like him, so I want to give it a go.

I'm just not sure what you expect from all this.

Look, you are... He's a young guy and...let's face it,

the last one didn't stick about that long.

Just stuff the chicken, will you?

What did you think you were doing, coming here tooled up?

I wasn't sure what we were walking into there.

-Who's is that?

-It's mine.

Since when?

Since I'm the guy out on the street doing grafting for you.

I'm doing business with people I've never even met.

Need to make sure we're all right.

Are you prepared to use that?

Aye, of course

You know you're doing all right. I trust you,

which is more than I can say for a lot of them.

Right, drop me in town.

Remember Pedro's coming back tonight, so don't disappear.

Er... Yes, my name's Will Cooper.

My father's a resident there - Edward Cooper.

I just wanted to check to see how he's doing.

OK, I'll call back later.

What's the word on your dad?

Not brilliant. Much the same.

MOBILE PHONE RINGS

# It is time

# It is time

# Oh, oh

# It is time for stormy weather

# It is time

# It is time

# Oh, oh, oh, oh

# It is time for stormy weather

# For stormy weather

# For stormy weather

# For stormy weather... #

Hello.

Hey, did I not make it clear enough about how important this job was?

'That gun wasn't even fired.'

She had a kid.

'I don't care if the whole family was there.'

I'm sorry.

'Maybe I could go back and have a word.

'You know, scare her off. It wouldn't take much.'

-There's no need. It's done.

-What?

'Someone else is taking care of it. Someone with more bottle.'

But... What about the kid?

"The kid" is none of your business, right?

The less you know the better.

# ..It is time

# It is time... #

-I don't like it.

-If you don't finish,

-there won't be any ice cream.

-I don't like it.

KNOCK ON DOOR

That's odd. Just finish it, OK?

McClusky, is that you?

MAN: Aye. >

Courtney, hide!

SCREAMING FROM FLAT

Just give the keys. I'm only gonnae be 20 minutes.

Back to work.

I need to you go down and see Pedro's boys at their place.

-When?

-Now. They say if we don't collect the rest today, he's not

going to cut the next batch for us.

I trust this guy about as far as I can throw him.

-Lenny, I need to do something.

-Do what? What's so urgent?

-Nothing.

-Good. Then get going.

Anoushka. Anoushka, are you all right?

It's OK. It's OK. I'm not going to hurt you.

Where's your wee girl? Where's Courtney? Where's Courtney?

Hello. Yes, I need an ambulance. I don't know. She's hurt.

Aye. Look, it's not important. Will you just get an ambulance here?

Yes, it's 27 Cragside Avenue. First floor.

Look, please hurry up, this woman's bleeding.

Courtney? Courtney, are you here, pal?

It's the policeman, from before.

It's OK. It's me.

I was here earlier, can you remember me?

You can trust me. I'm not going to hurt you.

Your mum's going to be OK. There's an ambulance coming, OK?

SIREN WAILS

There's the ambulance coming now.

I need to go but I need you to be all grown-up

until the nice doctors get here. OK?

Don't move from here. Yeah?

I'm sorry. I need to go.

SIREN WAILS

DCI Donald.

Who found her?

Single gunshot wound. Left for dead.

Got Billy Kennedy written all over it.

And the new Super is happy to let us run with it?

I'd like you to come back as SIO.

Great. Be glad to. Let me get the Kennedy file as well.

Before you do... just a word about before.

I'm happy, sir, to put the past behind us, if you are?

I understand you were acting under Cole's orders

but you made the right choice in the end.

Anyway, I'm glad to have you back.

Sir. We've got a partial print.

HE CLEARS THROAT

-Drink?

-No.

-No trouble?

-No, it was fine.

What, am I keeping you?

No. It's just... No.

I'm sure she's not that desperate to see you.

Off you go then.

Gareth. I've been looking for you. Going somewhere?

Was just going for a pint.

Guess again.

You and me need to talk. Come on.

Come on.

So, want to tell me what you were doing round there?

I don't know what you mean.

In Anoushka Pattinson's flat.

I don't know any Anoushka.

What?

That's the log sheet from the emergency call centre.

Those are the people that took a 999 call from your phone

at 17.19, showing you were in the flat.

So, d'you want to stop acting stupid and answer my question?

What were you doing round there?

You don't get enough from the girlfriend at home?

-Need to pay for a bit on the side.

-Don't be sick.

I'm the sick one here, am I?

The gunshot wound near killed that woman.

She was left to die in front of her kid.

It wasn't me. I didn't do it.

Courtney's already told us you were round there earlier that day.

The prison records show you visited Kennedy that morning.

There's a partial print of yours on Anoushka's phone.

-It doesn't take a genius to work out what happened.

-I didn't do it.

You think I don't know that?

The daughter's description of the assailant as

"being a very tall man" with "big muscles" doesn't exactly fit.

But "I didn't do it" doesn't answer my question.

Look, I want to get the man who set this up - Kennedy.

Conspiracy to murder on top of all the other charges he's facing,

he's never getting out. You'll be safe.

What are you saying?

Tell me what I need to know.

I get Kennedy, you get to tell a story about how you arrived

just in time to save a woman's life.

The alternative is an airtight case against you.

So, by all means, take your time, have a wee think.

Smells brilliant. I really owe you one.

Yeah, I'd say so. My hands still stink of garlic.

You could've worn gloves.

So could you.

Oh, sorry, I never thought of that.

Well, you are going to need gravy,

and I am not touching giblets for anyone.

And don't let him muck you about, OK?

-So?

-So what?

The kid says he wasn't the shooter - and he did call an ambulance.

Big deal.

So he had a fit of remorse after he shot her - it's not unheard of.

Still got enough to keep the Fiscal happy.

But what about Courtney's testimony?

A glimpse seen by a kid, half frightened to death, hiding away?

Hardly the most reliable witness.

What they will say is Gareth O'Connor cased the place

earlier that day.

Then came back having gained the victim's trust, shot her

and then decided to call 999.

Well, there's a conviction in that.

What'll we do next?

-Let him go.

-What?

We know this leads back to Kennedy.

He might not be talking now, but he will.

And miss our chance to apply pressure and get him to co-operate now?

That's not going to get us Kennedy!

It won't even get us the real shooter.

He knows the consequences if he decides not to help.

If we play this right, we'll get Kennedy, and the shooter,

and Murdoch, and the whole drug set-up.

That's why we wait.

Are you all right?

-Yeah.

-Can I help you?

Sorry, I'm here to see my dad.

Oh, Mr Cooper. He's doing fine.

He's settling in. I'm Alan, I'm his care worker.

Will, pleased to meet you.

-On you go.

-Thank you.

All right, Dad?

It's you.

Yeah, how are you?

Not great. Thanks for coming.

It's all right. You look a bit better.

We're getting there.

Would you like me to put those in water for you?

Oh, thank you. Cheers.

So, this place...OK, is it?

What do you think?

Work all right?

Yeah. Yeah. We got a good conviction last week. It's going well.

Well done. I'm glad to hear it.

Aye. I'm sure.

Makes total sense.

-Matty!

-I've got to go.

-What are you doing here?

-G, mate! How's it going?

-All right, mate. You?

My motor's playing up.

I remembered someone said something about a place round here

-so I was just trying to get a price.

-So, when did you get out?

A few weeks back.

What about you? You working for Murdoch these days, aye?

How'd you know that?

People talk. I hear stuff.

Can't believe he took you on after we turned him over.

He's all right now, I guess. Had to make myself useful.

-Anyway, it's a job.

-Aye, well,

if you're ever looking there's plenty people with work on just now.

Know what I mean?

Aye, cheers.

So, you fancy a pint?

No, I need to... I've to be somewhere.

-Whatever. I'll see you about then.

-Aye.

PHONE RINGS

Hamish.

Really?

Ah, well.

Lucky the clown he sent after her did screw up then.

Let's hope she hangs in there, eh?

OK. Let me know if you hear any more.

Gareth. Hi.

-Are you all right?

-Yeah. You?

Listen, I'm really sorry about earlier on.

I didn't mean to be all weird...

I've made you some dinner. I thought we could maybe have a wee chat.

Aye. Fine. Fine.

You know what? Forget it.

Nicole!

The girl that was assaulted by Kennedy.

-Aye?

-Someone tried to kill her today.

-Did they?

-Without her, any case against Kennedy falls down.

-He's out of there. Back in the game.

-And why are you telling me?

Just thought you might be interested to know.

Will she live?

Fortunately the emergency services got there in time.

That was lucky, eh?

Hmm. Well, see you later, Lenny.

Well, I should let you get on. Busy man and all that.

-I came to see you.

-What's there to see? Come on.

I'll not keep you.

Dad, I only just got here.

-OK. Well...I'll come back and see you soon, OK?

-Yeah.

Oh... Sorry, you first.

Right, come on, Eddie. Time to get you into bed.

I'd like to go for a walk first.

-A walk?

-Aye.

-OK.

You're not going to get better with everyone running

about after you all the time.

There you go. Wasn't so bad, was it?

MOBILE PHONE RINGS

-Lenny.

-'I need you to come up to the flat.'

-What for?

-'Don't question me. Just do it.'

What's the story with Kennedy?

The big man's none the wiser, so we proceed as per...

Doesn't look like Billy's going to be getting out any time soon.

And who are you?

I work for Lenny.

Why's he here?

He's here cos I trust him.

And we need somebody to keep an eye on what's going on, on the ground.

What does he bring to the table?

Contacts. A level head. He's useful.

Fine. Let's see how it goes.

Good.

Now the three of us need to keep this thing tight.

-MOBILE PHONE RINGS

-Excuse me.

Hello?

Listen...

Don't let me down.

Well, well, well. Detective Chief Inspector. What a treat.

If I knew you were coming, I'd have baked a cake.

A young woman we're both acquainted with was seriously assaulted today.

Well, it's a rough place out there.

An assault we're now treating as attempted murder.

And?

Fortunately for her, she survived.

Oh? You didn't hear that bit of the story?

I don't know what you're talking about.

It just means you're going to be in here a while longer.

In fact, once we've pegged this on you, who knows

when you'll be getting out.

I think we're done here.

I say when we're done.

Your cell's currently being searched for contraband goods.

What?

I'm going to have you.

I expect they'll be extra thorough.

We don't want to miss anything, do we?

So, one shipment a month, we'll take it from there.

And you guarantee payment at the price we agreed?

You have my word.

-Your grandson?

-Aye.

Family. That's why we do what we do.

Aye.

So, I look forward to doing business with you. Both of you.

Aye.

Believe me, this is a good thing for all of us.

I hope so.

Your wee bird still nipping your head?

I've not spoken to her.

You're in the doghouse.

I don't want her after me. So, on you go. Beat it.

Oh, dear, Billy.

I don't think we're meant to have these in here, are we?

I never seen that before in my life.

Funny. It was in your cell.

Must have belonged to somebody else then.

That'll be why there's no SIM card in it. Convenient isn't it?

I told you, it's nothing to do with me.

You must think you've got it made in here.

Calling the shots and having people run about for you,

doing your dirty work. But I'm telling you,

your grip's slipping and there's nothing you can do about it.

You think?

Oh, I know. I tell you what I think.

I think all your privileges have just been rescinded.

That's not up to you.

And the Governor's going to side with you, is she?!

I also suspect you'll shortly be moving to an isolation cell

where you'll be more comfortable.

And, yeah, I think a full body search is in order.

Just in case there's anything else you've forgotten to tell us about.

You've no right.

It's already all arranged. I know you had that girl done over.

And I know what you did to her. As soon as I can prove it,

you're going down for good this time. I'll see you around.

What do you want?

Nicole, I just...

These are for you.

Is that it?

Can I come in?

Please?

Look, I'm really sorry about today. I just got caught up in so much work.

Yeah, well, I ran about after you all day.

And you just ignored me.

I didn't have a choice.

Nicole, honestly.

If I had my way, I'd much rather be spending my time with you.

Yeah, well, it doesn't seem like that.

It's the truth.

Look, I'm not asking for much here.

I don't want to freak you out...

But I need to know what's happening between us,

because it's not just me I need to worry about any more.

And because... Well, I like you.

I really like you being around, and I want you to stay around.

You're not going to freak out, are you?

No, I'm not going to freak out.

Good. So, can we just relax? Make yourself at home.

What's that?

-What?

-That.

It's fine. It's just something from work...

-Must be off one of the cars.

-You want me to get it?

-No, it's cool.

-No, it'll stain, give me it off and I'll get it.

Nicole, just leave it!

-I'm sorry.

-It's OK.

-No, it's not.

You know what? Today's just been a really, really crap day.

All I kept thinking about is how I'd just rather be here with you.

And spending time with you.

Really?

I mean it. I really, really like you.

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Where's Cal? I've got sweeties for him.

-He went over to the bouncy castle.

-I never saw him.

I'm going to officially report Callum as a missing person.

If somebody's taken him, he could be hundreds of miles away by now.

It has been nearly 24 hours

since my great grandson, Callum Adams, went missing.

I don't know what you're talking about. Nothing to do with me.

I'll count to three, then I'm going to shoot you

if you don't tell me where he is.

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