30/07/2013 River City

Although this is not an official murder inquiry yet,

we do need to start preparing the family for the fact that the next thing

we find may well be a body.

This is my fault.

Don't you dare give up on Callum, that wee boy loves you.

Show us the money.

Please, just tell me where he is. Lenny, no.

-What are you doing?

-You were going to kill her.

Aw, Callum, my baby, mummy's here.

They said he should be able to come home this morning.

We're just waiting on the doctor finishing his rounds.

Has he said anything... about what happened?

We will need to talk to him, Kelly, see what he remembers.

And we'll need to get a statement from you too.

I'm not gonnae talk about it in front of Cal.

Of course. I'll stop by the house later, if that's OK.

The polis are all over Rhodes.

I need you to get to him, find where the kidnappers are.

This time, break his legs if you want.

What if I can't get by the coppers?

You've got friends in low places... talk to them.

Somebody must know who took my boy.

They're probably miles away by now.

I want that five hundred grand they took off me.

Is that all?

Just don't get caught.

Better safe than sorry?

Aye, I done that properly last night.

Anyway, if the polis had anything on me, they'd have lifted me,

not asked me in for this parley.

-You've got a meeting with Pedro, remember?

-I'm stalling him.

You can't keep putting a guy like that off.

-Especially not when he wants paying.

-Who are you? My Maw?

Get out there and find my money.

Get your feet off the furniture.

I never set eyes on them before in my life.

It was a man and a woman, late twenties, early thirties.

What type of car did they drive off in?

How many times? It was red, that's all I can remember.

I was too busy trying to find Callum.

Did they take another hundred grand off you?

I got a call to go to the car park, that was all.

They must have decided the game was up.

And what about the reports we received about shots being fired.

Was that them or you?

Nobody was armed. That's a mistake.

Have you asked Matty Rhodes these questions?

My officers will be dealing with him.

You need to keep your distance.

I'll let you get on with it then.

If you'll excuse me, I want to go see my grandson.

Oh, forensics come up with anything, Sergeant?

There were no bullets found, but the fingerprints

we lifted from the van match those we found on Callum's stickers.

Witnesses?

I thought we had a few leads but they were dead ends.

-Grant, get the team to bring in Matty Rhodes.

-Sir.

Right, let's get you all settled.

Thanks for the call last night, by the way.

What's your problem Jimmy? Be thankful he's back here at all.

-KNOCKING

-I'll get that.

-What's he doing here?

-I'm entitled to see my grandson.

-Hey!

-Grampa!

You all right, pal?

You're made of strong stuff, just like your Grampa, eh?

Come here. Let me see. Let me see.

You all right, pal?

You're a very, very brave boy. I'm very, very proud of you.

I'll not stay. He looks tired.

Grampa'll go and bring you back a toy.

Let me know if he needs anything.

I think his mum's got that covered.

You're late.

Aye, had a bit of personal business to take care of.

Gareth's on top of it. What's up?

The next shipment's arriving in two days.

-How do you expect me to pay for it?

-You'll get your money.

Whoa, don't walk away from me!

You don't tell me what to do!

Right, Pedro. Just calm down, right.

What's the point of walking away the now?

Does none of us any good.

And the money?

The gear arrives in 48 hours, right? Give me 24.

-You've got until the end of the day, no more.

-Fine.

Gareth, any joy?

Keep on it.

Matty's managed to slip the net, the guy's like a ghost.

Want me to put an all-ports out on him?

Pull out all the stops.

Did Kelly-Marie give you a description of the kidnappers?

Cal woke up. I'll need to go back and get a statement.

-Soon as you do, I want an E-FIT photo of both of them on that board.

-Sir.

-Sleep well?

-Aye, like a baby.

-A bit late now to get a guilty conscience, isn't it?

-Where have you been?

We need to get out of here before Murdoch finds us.

Calm down. He has no idea where this place is.

Where's Andy?

Out getting some new wheels.

Couldn't hang about waiting for you any longer.

-Giving the cops the slip takes time.

-What's this for?

The police will have a description of that holdall.

-It's gonnae take me a few hours to get the money clean.

-Can you hurry it up, eh?

The longer we're here,

-the sooner it's gonnae be that somebody else'll find us.

-What's your problem?

-We were shot at last night!

-Do you want your money?

Very good.

Hi. Hi, Callum.

How's he doing?

He's perking up a wee bit, thank goodness.

Kelly, we need you to give us a description of the kidnappers.

I've only got Cal home!

-I know, it's best while it's still fresh in your mind.

-They need to find them, darling.

You don't want anybody else to go through what you went through, do you?

Right, wee Cal, how about you and me go through to that kitchen

and raid the sweetie jar?

Just the one.

OK. Good boy.

Even the smallest detail can be important.

There was two of them. I seen her, I didn't see him.

She was young, youngish, brown bobbed hair, brown eyes,

jeans and trainers.

Any idea of nationality?

She was Scottish. Well, she didn't really say much.

Do you recognise this guy?

No, I've never seen him.

OK, was there anyone else there?

All I could think about was finding Cal.

Not that I could see.

Anything else you can remember, anything at all?

After I chucked the money at the woman,

she gave me the keys to the van, I went to find Cal.

-I didn't even see them drive off.

-Wait, what money?

There was a second ransom of four hundred grand. Lenny paid it.

He wasn't going to, I had to make him pay it.

I just wanted my son back.

OK. Will you excuse me for a minute?

I'm trying my best, Lenny, but I keep coming up empty-handed.

We're getting nowhere fast here.

I think Pedro's getting a bit jumpy.

One of his lads phoned me, there's a meeting at the Boatshed.

I just seen him? What does he...

You never learn.

You're going to have to give me a clue, Detective.

-I know about the second ransom.

-What are you talking about?

You paid another four hundred grand. Kelly-Marie told us.

I did what I had to.

Was Rhodes involved?

I told you earlier, if he was I didn't see him.

-What the call that was made. That couldn't have been him?

-Who knows?

But whoever it was told you when and where to drop off the money?

-Is this true?

-I was by myself.

So, what now?

What do you mean?

The half a million pounds you've lost, if we include the first ransom,

just going to put that down to experience, are you?

What are you gonna do?

I do not want you looking for revenge,

you need to stay away from Matty Rhodes and the kidnappers. Leave this to us.

Callum's back home. That's all that matters to me.

I wish I could believe that.

And that goes for you too.

Listen, as far as I'm concerned this is over, you don't need to

worry about us doing something stupid.

You can drive.

The Boatshed. Pedro.

Aye, but...it's not me.

They just want you.

Pedro!

Have you missed me? Huh?

Fiscal were dragging their heels.

Anyone'd think they didn't want me to get out of jail.

Bit of luck that lassie dying, eh?

Isn't it? Somebody up there must like me.

Nobody down here does.

HE LAUGHS

I'll come to the point, Lenny.

You see, I know...you tried to cut me out of the heroin deal.

It doesn't matter how I know. I want my money.

The clock's ticking, Lenny.

Pedro filled me in on your wee cash-flow problems.

I mean, there's no hard feelings... but a deal's a deal.

I just want my share.

HE EXHALES

You're may have to have to give me a wee bit of time.

It cost me five hundred grand to get my grandson home.

Aye, he told me somebody took the wee man. Is he OK?

What's the world coming to? Kidnapping a wean.

You got any idea who was behind it?

A guy called Matty Rhodes set me up. You know him?

Aye, aye, I know the name.

A friend of Gareth's, isn't he?

Aye. He was using some young couple.

If you need a hand to sort them out...

I'll sort them out myself.

You're both gonnae get your money. I'm good for it.

I know you are.

OK, I'll leave you two to work out your repayment plan.

Me I've just spent two months inside,

so I've got a wee bit of catching up to do, if you get my drift?

See yous later.

You told him I cut him out of the deal?

I did you a favour and took the sting out it.

Which is probably the only reason why we're still alive.

I've just got off the phone. The shipment's on its way.

It'll be at the docks tomorrow.

You'll have your money by then.

I'll have my money well before then or you're going to have a

-wasted trip to the docks.

-I said you'll get it, all right?

We're talking about one and a half to two ton here, I need to cut it.

I'll handle that side of it, it's fine.

You just pay me what you owe, I'll handle everything else.

You're looking for a container from Hamburg.

It'll be docking at two o'clock in the morning...

-Where's the other clown?

-In the bedroom.

-In there?

HE KNOCKS ON THE DOOR

Round there. Move it.

Whose bright idea was it to up the ransom?

Matty's! He said we could split the difference.

I didn't want to do it.

You know, it wasn't the smartest move.

Right, here's what's gonnae happen.

You're going to tell me where Matty is and if you're telling me

the truth I might let you live...OK?

Matty's gone to ground. No-one's seen him since he did a runner.

Billy Kennedy got out of jail this morning.

That means I've got him and Pedro on my back.

You keep trying everybody you know, OK?

Something's got to give.

PHONE RINGS

Hello?

Aye, that's right.

I'll not forget this.

That's the address.

Good lad.

Now off you go. Shut that door.

CHATTER FROM TV PLAYS

It's me.

Forget the couple. Rhodes has got the money.

-The wee man go down all right?

-Eventually.

-I'll get that.

-You're all right.

-My ma was saying that the polis came round for your statement.

-Aye.

Was it all right?

Want to talk about it?

No.

Says in the papers there was a gunshot.

Was Lenny tooled up?

I'm done talking about this, Bob.

Sorry. I'm only trying to help.

I don't want to think about it any more.

I don't want to think about what could've happened up there.

-It's gonnae be all right, Kell.

-Is it?

You know Mum always said that I would regret the day

I let Lenny Murdoch into Cal's life.

-Has that day already happened? Or is there worse still to come?

-Mummy!

DOORBELL RINGS

How's it going, Stel?

Mark? Come here.

Look at you, all grown up, come in.

Aye, well, it's been a long time, hasn't it.

Aye, too long.

So what are you doing here?

I can't live with Mum any more.

She chucked you out?

No, no, I've had enough.

So, I was hoping I could crash somewhere for a couple of days.

OK, well you can stay with me.

What about your boyfriend? Mum said that...

Long story. Are you coming in or what?

Aye.

What are you doing?

What's it look like? I'm getting back to normal, OK?

Did you get any sleep at the hospital?

I'm fine. I'm past being tired.

Anyway, I need to stay up in case he wakens again.

-Did you hear that?

-I think she just want things to get things back to

normal as soon as possible. Maybe we should leave her to it.

What do you mean? She's falling over herself with tiredness.

All I'm saying is that maybe she disnae need us telling her what to do.

So where do you think we should be, Jimmy?

Down the pub? At a party?

-I'm sorry I opened my mouth.

-If you opened your mouth when you knew Cal had been kidnapped,

-none of this would've happened.

-What does that matter now?

We could have gone to the polis,

instead of you taking the law into your own hands.

Lenny told me not to say anything.

Aye, and if Lenny told you to shoot yourself, would you have done that an all?

I had to do something. And I found Rhodes, didn't I?

Aye, Poirot's got nothing on you, Jimmy Mullen.

I was just trying to help.

We didn't have a clue where wee Cal was or what had

happened to him and you knew.

You watched us sit through there and go through all that and not say a thing.

I told you, I'm sorry.

So no, Jimmy, I will not just leave her to it.

She might have wee Cal back home now, but it's gonnae take

a lot more than that for things to get back to normal round here.

Where you going?

Jimmy, it's great to hear that Cal's back safe.

Thank God they found him, eh?

Can I get two coffees to go, please?

So, do you fancy going into town later, a bit of retail therapy?

I don't think so.

Why are you looking at me like that?

Because I'm starting my antenatal classes today

-and you said you'd come with me, remember?

-Is that today?

Yes.

Can you not get Gareth to go with you because he's your boyfriend?

You're not letting me down on this.

Just sitting down with women talking about their "bits",

it's not my thing, OK?

You did a medical degree.

Yeah, for three weeks. Why don't you ask Christina?

What ask her to come all the back from holiday from Ukraine?

All right, but any talk of role play and,

I swear to God, I'm out of there.

That's it, squeeze and then hold it.

I feel stupid.

You look stupid.

-Thanks.

-If you think this is bad,

wait till you get on the labour ward with Gareth.

Have you ever seen those documentaries.

Leave your dignity at the door.

You know we're the only same sex couple here.

I hope no-one gets the wrong idea.

Sorry...and then relax.

There's too many buttons.

Leave it, I'll do it.

Listen, is it all right if I have a shower?

'Course you can. I'll get you a towel.

So you married him then?

-What's with all the questions?

-Sorry.

Long story short. I'm just here on my own now.

Thanks for this, Stel, I've been couch surfing for a while now and...

You're a junkie.

What are you talking about?

Don't lie to me, Mark, I know a track mark when I see one.

Aye, I done a bit but I'm clean now.

I've not done it for about six months.

What are you doing' here?

What is it you want, are you wanting money?

I told you, I need a place to stay for a couple of days.

Well, you're no living here.

C'mon, I'm your brother.

When was the last time you used?

Och, I dunno. Months ago.

Tell me the truth.

Last night.

It was just to keep me ticking over.

-I swear I've cut right down.

-Here.

Go get a shower, I'll clean your clothes,

but that's it, you need to go.

Sir?

We've found a red Ford Focus dumped in Partick last night.

They must have panicked, because they didn't take the plates off.

-Have you run them?

-As we speak.

One more thing.

We found a receipt in the glove box, to a pizza delivery place.

Phone the pizza parlour. Give them the order number.

They'll have the address.

CHATTER FROM TELEVISION

KNOCKING

Get forensics down here, sweep the place for prints and fibres.

Nobody touch anything, and watch your step.

Mr Murdoch.

Can you account for your whereabouts in the last few hours?

Why, what am I supposed to have done now?

-Take him in.

-Aw, wit?

"You don't have to worry about me doing anything stupid."

That's what you said.

No comment.

You were lying.

You found out where the kidnappers were, you went after them

and you shot them dead.

My client denies the charges.

Your client can talk for himself.

We found a hold-all at the flat.

It came back from forensics with your fingerprints all over it.

No comment.

Interesting.

You've changed your clothes since we spoke this morning.

That's the only reason I didn't take them as evidence.

Rest assured we will find the ones you were wearing.

You've got no gun, no residue.

Your officers have turned my client's premises upside down.

And still you've got no proof.

You're looking at double murder here.

Where's Matty Rhodes?

Are we going to find him with a hole in his head, as well?

Or had you not got to him yet?

Was he next on the list?

My client denies the charges.

What about the gun? Where've you stashed that?

No comment.

The gloves you were obviously wearing. Where are they?

No comment.

-What happened to the four hundred grand?

-You tell me!

Lenny!

OK, I was there! They were dead when I got there!

It's Matty Rhodes you want to be looking for.

Is that the best you can do?

I'm being set up here!

What, you were just in the wrong place at the wrong time?

Exactly. Because see if it had been me, they would've suffered.

Lenny. Sit. Down.

I think you killed them, stashed the money, got rid of the gun

and were about to dispose of the bodies when you panicked and ran.

This is nothing but conjecture.

You seem to think someone kidnapped your grandson,

took your money and tried to frame you for two murders?

You seem to think this person is Matty Rhodes.

What did you do to upset him?

You're loving this, aren't you?

How many times? They were dead when I got there.

So, help me out here.

Kelly-Marie gave the holdall to the woman at the drop off.

That's why it's got my prints on it.

It doesn't mean I killed them.

How did you know where to find the couple?

-Gareth had a phone call.

-From who?

Dinnae say.

I've already told you. It's Matty Rhodes you're wanting.

He killed them.

He'll have probably taken the money.

OK.

Think we'll leave it there for now.

I need to get out of here.

You've got means, motive and opportunity...

you're not going anywhere.

Can I have a word?

What about?

-The call you got from the kidnappers.

-What call?

Don't mess me about, Gareth. Two people are dead.

Look, I got an anonymous call that gave me the address.

-Recognise the voice?

-No.

Let's have a look at your phone. Come on.

You happy?

The call was from someone who knows someone who knows someone,

which gives us nothing.

We got any ID on this couple yet?

-We're working on it.

-You really think it was Murdoch?

You don't think he's capable of cold-blooded murder?

They kidnapped his grandson and took half a million quid off him.

I think he's more than capable... just something isn't sitting right.

Anything back from the coroner?

The report should be in within the hour.

-We still drawing a blank on Matty Rhodes?

-No sign.

Right, see if Kelly-Marie'll give us a positive ID

on the kidnappers. Don't mention Murdoch.

I don't want this getting out just yet.

You don't need to do this, Stel, you can trust me.

Till I come home and find the full place stripped clean.

Is that what you think of me, you think I'd steal from my own sister?

That's what happens.

OK, I'm sorry, I shouldn't have lied to you.

But I thought if anybody was going to give me

a second chance it'd be you.

What, cos I'm a soft touch, aye?

You walked out on us!

No, I didnae. Ma put me into foster care.

Why did you leave me there?

You knew what a bitch she was.

I tried to get in contact with you.

You dinnae try very hard, did you?

You said you didn't want anything to do with me.

I was 13. I dinnae know any better.

I'm sorry.

Please, Stel, I'll go cold turkey, whatever it takes...

I want to get off it, I do.

But I can't do it on my own.

I'll take that as a no then?

I'll see you round. Thanks for the washing.

Mark.

You're late.

I've got stuff going on at home.

In your own time, eh?

If you must know my brother turned up this morning.

-And I had to sort something out, all right?

-I didn't even know you had a brother.

I've not seen him in six years.

Is he all right?

Aye...not really... I don't know.

That's cleared that up then.

Stevie...

..I just found out he's been using.

-Smack?

-No, aftershave.

-Where is he now?

-At the flat.

You're joking! You've left him in there on his tod?

He's fine. He's trying to come off it.

That's what they all say. He'll rob you blind.

He's my brother. And he needs my help.

Stella, you cannae fix him, not on your own.

Let me help.

What? I've been there before, remember?

-At least let me talk to him.

-No, thanks.

He'll turn your life upside down and leave you with a huge mess.

I thought that was your speciality.

Don't be like that. I'm only trying to help.

Don't pretend you care.

Of course I care!

If there's anything I can do then just...

You are some piece of work, so you are.

What are you talking about?

Using my brother to try and get into my pants.

-Is that what you think of me?

-Pretty much, aye.

Nothing's changed for me. Not the way I feel about you...

Everything's changed for me.

You watched me throw away my marriage

and then you decided that you didn't want anything to do with me any more.

-I didn't mean it!

-I don't care!

I poured my heart out to you

and you just stood there and dinnae say anything.

-I'm telling you now...

-And we both know why you didn't say anything, don't we?

Because you'd been shagging some random bird you pulled the night before.

You had your chance and you blew it.

So, what is this about? Have you found the kidnappers yet?

We found two bodies answering their description.

They're dead?

I'm sorry to have to do this but we need an ID.

Do you think you're up to that?

-Can you not ask Lenny? He was there an' all.

-We will do.

Kelly?

We need you to tell us if these were the people holding Callum?

Yeah, that was definitely the woman.

I didn't see enough of him. Do you know who killed him?

-No-one's been charged yet.

-But you've got suspects?

That's all we can tell you for now.

Thanks for your time.

SHE SOBS

Where were you between one and two o'clock this afternoon?

That's when the coroner puts the time of death.

One o'clock? I was in my office.

It couldn't have been me.

Can anyone verify that?

Mr Murdoch?

I'd like a moment alone with my client.

-I was in a meeting, OK? With Pedro.

-Doing?

Nothing. Just talking! But I can't tell Donald that, can I?

-The cops don't know about him.

-Was there anyone else there?

-Just the two of us.

-You're going to have to tell the police.

-Are you aff your heid?

-If you get charged with these two murders,

you could go to prison for the rest of your life.

So what are you saying, I should take the rap for drug dealing?

-You're going to have to give me something to work with here, Lenny.

-Jeez.

There was a postman. He must have seen me.

That was about... three, four o'clock.

OK, that's something...

I'm not going to jail and I'm not giving up Pedro to the cops.

Murdoch's had a lot on his plate lately.

You'll be going through me now as per the original plan.

I almost lost a shipment because of this thing with his grandson.

He took his eye off the ball.

I can only apologise on his behalf.

He's a loose cannon. What if you end up back in the clink...

I won't. Trust me.

From now on, it's just you and me.

I'm not going to be messed about, Billy. I'll take my merchandise elsewhere.

Let's not be too hasty here.

What's this?

That's the money that Lenny owes you. Now he owes me.

Why would you do that?

Call it a show of good faith.

I'm want to step it up, Pedro, take things to the next level.

And believe me, son, there's a lot more where that came from.

What's this about the polis coming round again?

They found the kidnappers. They're dead.

Matty Rhodes is dead?

No, the woman that gave me the keys.

And the guy that was with her.

Only the couple? Not...

Only the couple? Jimmy, they're people!

Aye, I know but...

This means nothing to you, does it? You beat them up.

Get them to talk. If they don't, you bash them up again.

Getting revenge, is that all it is.

I didn't kill them.

Don't tell me you feel sorry for them?

No.

I wanted to see them behind bars for a very long time.

They took him. They drugged him. Cut his arm with glass, apparently.

I can only imagine what else.

No, I wanted them to pay for what they did to my son.

But I never wished them dead.

What set this off?

She had to look at photos of the couple to identify them.

They were...

-I don't know how much more of this she can take.

-Come here.

Jimmy don't.

How much longer is this going to go on?

What are you talking about?

I know it's difficult to watch Kelly go through all this,

but I'm reaching out here and you keep shutting me out.

I'm focusing on my daughter and wee Cal. They are my priority.

Aye, and I'm well down the list, aren't I?

What do you expect?

I expected to be told when Callum had been rescued.

-Not find it out in a pub.

-Aye well, it's just as well you spend

so much time down there then, isn't it?

You know something, forget it.

You must be over the moon.

Callum?

Oh, aye, aye.

Here I'll get that, here you go Stella.

To the wee man's safe return.

Cheers.

So you'll all be one big happy family again, eh?

Aye.

Mirian, have you got a minute?

I wanted to talk to you about something?

You'd better get me now then, before I have another one of these.

My wee brother turned up this morning.

I've not seen him in a while.

Well, it was more than a while, actually, six years.

He's been using heroin.

Right.

He's not a bad boy, he just got in with the wrong crowd.

That's all it takes sometimes.

He says he wants to go cold turkey...

I want to help him, but I really don't know what to do.

I wouldn't advise that. Drug addiction's a disease.

It's not like giving up chocolate for Lent.

I can assess him,

consider putting him on a methadone reduction programme.

I'm not going to lie to you, Stella, it's not an easy thing to come off.

Aye, I know, but I did it with the drink, didn't I?

I'll do what I can to help your brother but I can only do so much.

-In my experience he's got to have a reason to want to change.

-Excuse me.

We'll step up the deliveries.

Looks like we're back in business then.

And Murdoch?

Lenny's like Rafa Benitez at Chelsea,

he was just keeping the seat warm for us.

You think he killed that couple?

What are you suggesting? The polis have got the wrong man?

I'm suggesting, if Lenny goes down, it won't do you any harm.

What can I say? One man's loss is another man's gain.

Cheers.

Aw, I never made any for you.

I wasn't sure what time you'd be home.

It's fine, I'll get something later on.

Can I have a word?

Look, we can't go on arguing

and fighting like this in front of Kelly-Marie.

It's not fair. And it's not good for Cal either.

So, I was thinking, maybe I, maybe I should get out the way for a while.

Give you some peace.

I think that's maybe for the best, Jimmy.

Aye, well, look, I'll go and pack some stuff.

Same again, Raymond?

Not for me, I'm heading home.

Any room at the inn?

Not really. What's up?

I'll sleep on the couch.

Do what you can.

So?

I think we should put the shipments off.

Just cut it with something else.

-Like what?

-Does it matter?

It does if you don't want dead bodies all over the place.

Listen, Billy, our merchandise is top notch.

We've got a reputation to maintain.

What are the junkies going to do? Call the polis?

It's bad for trade. First rule of business, don't kill the customer.

Leave it to me, I'll sort something out.

I don't like the sound of that.

You worry too much.

Anyway you kill a smackhead two more pop up through the cracks.

They're like weeds.

Lenny, how did you...?

Gareth, how's it going?

-Aye all right, Billy, you?

-Never better.

Do you want a drink?

No, thanks, I better get going.

I just came to see Lenny but I guess he's not here.

Guess he's not.

See you later.

Right. To Lenny.

Do you think he'll drop me into the polis?

No.

Lenny might be a lot of things, son, but he's not a grass.

Good night?

The police have spoken to the postman.

He claims he didn't see anybody.

-Probably doesn't want to get involved.

-Great.

You've been in all night.

Are you still not willing to give up the gun?

The coroner puts the time of death between one

and two yesterday afternoon.

This meeting in your office at one,

is there anyone who can corroborate that?

I already told you, Pedro disnae get a mention.

You're not listening.

Is there anyone who can corroborate that?

We're talking two murders here.

You want to go to prison for perverting the course of justice?

I'm telling you the truth.

I was with Lenny in the office till way after two o'clock.

I remember checking my watch.

You spoke to the pair of us.

You told us not to do anything stupid.

So, is that us?

You're free to go.

So...now that I've helped you with the shopping and all that?

Aye, you can stay.

-Thanks, Stel.

-On one condition.

You go and talk to Miriam at the doctors.

I've already told her all about you.

Aye, whatever you want.

It's not about me, I can't do this for you.

-I know that.

-It's no use making a methadone appointment

-and then not sticking to it.

-I'll make an appointment.

All right.

You know, there was not a day that went by when I dinnae think about you.

You're not going to get all emotional, are you?

I've really missed you.

I missed you too.

Where've you been? I've been trying to get you all night.

The cop shop.

Nothing serious, I hope.

If you're here for your money, I've not got it yet.

Don't worry about the money, me

and Pedro have came to a wee arrangement.

What kind of arrangement?

I've paid off your debt.

You went behind my back?

I was doing you a favour.

Pedro was about to pull the plug.

The good news is he's ready to step up the deliveries.

-You paid off the whole debt?

-It's only money.

You've bankrolled me in the past, now it's my turn.

I'll cover your share till you're back on your feet, OK?

You're welcome.

You've got some nerve.

It's OK, Mum, I'll deal with it.

I said, I'll deal with it.

Listen, I'm sorry, I forgot to bring the present I promised.

Where is he, can I see him? For five minutes?

-Did you kill that couple?

-I never killed anybody.

I don't believe you.

Aye, all right. The police took me in for questioning

but they had to let me go.

I saw the look in your eyes.

You tried to shoot that woman.

-I swear to you, Kell, it wasn't me.

-Even if it wasn't you, it could have been.

I was trying to get my grandson back.

You didn't have a thought about Callum in your head.

If I hadn't stopped you killing that woman,

I'd have never seen Cal again.

I'm sorry.

You don't get to see him any more, you understand?

I'm his granddad.

Oh, Lenny, I know what you are, I've always known.

But I just put it to the back of my mind.

I am never letting you see my son again.

Happy enough to take my money though?

For the op, for his speech therapy.

I'll never take another penny off you. Ever.

I know what this is.

You're upset. You're still in shock, Kell, eh?

So, I'll go and then I'll come back in a couple of days

when you've calmed down.

I don't want you in our lives.

You don't come round, and don't phone,

you stay away from Callum. You got that?

That's a nice looking wee lassie you've got there by the way.

It's nothing serious.

-Really?

-Some money needs collecting on the estates.

Do I look like a bailiff to you.

Do you want me to phone Billy back and tell him you said no?

So what, you mess folks life up wi' drugs,

and then take all their money and bolt?

-It's none of our business.

-Does Nicole know you're doing this?

-Nicole knows all she needs to know.

Meet you at the Boatshed.

What for, what's all this about, Billy?

Just a wee favour.

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