06/08/2013 River City

Right, here's what's going to happen.

Yous are gonnae tell me where Matty is.

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

But I've just put it at the back of my mind.

I am never letting you see my son again.

When you were stuck in this place, bricking it,

who was it that had your back?

I need to know what's happening between us.

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

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

MUSIC: "Movin' On Up" by Primal Scream

# I was blind, now I can see

# You made a believer out of me

# I was blind, now I can see

# You made a believer out of me

# I'm movin' on up now

# Gettin' out of the darkness

# My light shines on, my light shines on... #

MUSIC CONTINUES ON EARPHONES

Gareth.

Gareth!

Be careful with those things. You'll get yourself run over.

Sorry. Y'all right?

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

Thanks... It's nothing serious.

Aye? Anyway, I'm gonnae be needing you. Got a lot to do today.

Meet me in The Ship in half an hour.

-Aye. 'Course.

-OK?

-No worries.

-Geordie.

-All right, Jim?

-Cheers.

Here, listen.

Eileen's got Stuart tonight, will we go out for a few pints later on?

Sounds great, aye.

You and Scarlett, though - you've been through this before.

You can sort it out again. If you want to.

I need to think about that.

Why don't we get out of here, go into town for that drink later?

Aye, sounds great.

HE RATTLES THE LETTER BOX

-Mornin'.

-Mornin'.

-Is the wee one ready?

Madonna!

-There's everything she needs for the new school term.

-All right.

-And when you come back later, I've a few wee jobs for you.

-Oh, aye?

The shower keeps dripping and the bins don't empty themselves.

-It's nice to be wanted(!)

-Madonna! That lock keeps sticking. Maybe needs a squirt of WD-40.

-Can you not do that yourself?

-I don't know how it works.

-Madonna!

-You cannae use a spray-can?

Jimmy, I am busy - I've got my work, I've got to cook for the family,

-I've got to look after Kelly and Cal...

-Right, right.

Bring back milk. Madonna!

What are you doing back? Can you not get enough of me?

Ha-ha. I've got half an hour off.

Want to grab some breakfast?

Sounds good to me. Give me five minutes.

Just the job.

So, how're you bearing up, Lenny?

Everything all right with the wee man?

He's on the mend.

Still hunting for Rhodes, though.

-That scumbag's got my money.

-Still no sign of him?

He's crawled under some rock somewhere. But I'll find him.

You know, you shouldn't have went behind my back, Billy.

Aw, c'mon, man - you know it made sense.

It was either I settled the bill or the deal went bankrupt.

Now we've got a reliable supplier in Pedro, we'll be set for life.

We're a partnership.

Aye, still.

As soon as I get the money, I'll settle up my side.

From now on, check things out with me first.

OK, OK, no problem. Whatever you say.

There's no rush for the money.

Espresso, please, Gina.

So... I got you something for the baby.

-Did you?

-Yup.

What is it?

Two tickets to Barbados.

Seriously, what is it?

Open it.

Have you even started thinking of names for the baby?

Yeah, of course I have.

Gareth's a good name.

Bit '90s pop star.

What about Declan?

Declan? Decs? That's what everybody would be calling him.

I could do without the reminder, thanks very much.

Sorry.

Why are you so bothered what the baby's called anyway?

It's not like you're gonnae have to shout on them in the playground, is it?

MOBILE PHONE BEEPS

I'm sorry. I've got to go to work.

I'll see you later, all right?

OK.

-Bye.

-Bye.

According to the books, some of the dealers

haven't paid their whack for a couple of weeks.

Yeah. I've had all this other stuff on my mind.

We've got to keep on top of it, Lenny.

We cannae have the word out there that

the pushers are sitting on a pile of uncollected dosh.

Aye, all right, I'll get on it.

Look...

..you looked after me when I got out of prison.

How's about letting me repay the debt?

Let me do some of the graft, you can sort out family stuff.

Aye, well - I suppose a wee bit of help wouldn't hurt.

Good, well, for starters, I can collect this money today.

Put it somewhere safe.

Use the pub as a base,

use Amber Cabs for a couple of days, if that's all right?

-Aye, do what you have to do.

-Good.

-Gareth.

-How yous doin'?

All right, just give us a couple of minutes, will you?

Listen, did you ask Gareth to help track down Matty?

I had him scraping about. See what he could dig up.

You want to make sure you've got the right man for the job.

The two of them did time together -

he might not fancy betraying one of his old pals.

They've not been pals for ages.

All I'm saying is, just watch that he's not playing you.

Nah, the wee man's sound.

Fair enough.

Gareth, c'mere a minute.

-Right, I'll leave yous to it.

-See ya later.

Got a wee job for you, son.

Aye, sure. What's happening?

I'm just helping Lenny out.

Tying up a few loose ends.

What kind of loose ends?

Cash flow, for one thing.

Dealers taking their time settling accounts.

A few individuals behind with their loan repayments.

This is a list of names and addresses, and what they owe.

I want it collected.

I'm expecting at least 90% of that back here today.

-All right?

-All right.

And Lenny, is Lenny all right with this?

Och, aye, fine.

I'll sort out a car for you next door.

You'll maybe need somebody to look after the dosh

while you're knocking on doors.

I think I've got just the chap for the job.

Stevie, come here a minute.

Mr Kennedy.

Right, guys, this is important.

Stevie, this is by way of a wee apology.

I know you're not a grass.

That goes a long way with me.

I'll get you back here at one o'clock, not a minute later.

Bring the money straight to me.

I've got a lot of meetings today and I want to be on a plane to Alicante at 10 o'clock the night.

So, lots to do.

On your bikes.

-What's this all about?!

-Just another day at the office.

Don't worry - you don't have to do anything except tag along.

Tag along for what?! I've already got a job.

-Some money needs collecting on the estates.

-Do I look like a bailiff to you?!

What? You want me to call Billy back and tell him you says no?

Best just getting it done.

This is a one-off, right - for Lenny.

You tell Kennedy I'm not looking for another job.

Just get in the car, Stevie.

CAR STARTS

DOG BARKING

YOUTHS CHATTING

This is how this works. We go in, you stay behind me.

You let me do the talking, OK?

Let's go, come on.

-Here, give us one of those fags.

-Nah, bolt!

-Give us one.

-Nah!

-Just give me one!

-You think there'll be any hassle?

They're just kids. They won't give us any bother.

-You never finished that anyway!

-You drank that.

-Here, who's this?

Can I help you with something?

Aye. Didn't think so.

If anybody starts mouthing off,

just tell them you work for Billy Kennedy.

That'll soon shut them up.

-I don't work for Billy Kennedy.

-You do today, pal.

MOBILE PHONE RINGS

DOG BARKING

Right, are we going to show Bob how fantastic you are?

-What's that?

-Frog.

-Oh, you are so clever! What's that?

-Lion.

-Yeah!

KNOCKING AT DOOR Brilliant.

-What's that?

-Owl.

-Yeah! I am going to miss you so much, you know.

Ohh! Are you going to keep up the good work? Give us a big hug! Yeah!

He's having a session with Angela the now. Nobody else is in.

Hey, there he is! Let me see you, eh?

How are you feeling, pal?

I thought you were giving Kelly-Marie some time alone with him.

Yeah. Where is she?

She's just shopping while Cal was having his lesson.

She'll be back soon to spend time with him. After everything that happened, you know?

You think I don't know what happened? He's my flesh and blood!

Did she tell you?

I've got him a place in the best school in town, starts next week.

No, didn't think so.

Cal, come on, we'll play in your room, pal.

Show us those toys you got, eh?

This is family business, OK?

If you've finished with him, you can go.

Today was my last session with him.

Look, that boy is precious -

he's been through a terrible experience.

Why don't you just give him a bit of space?

I'm never going to let go of him again.

Really?

Will you let go of me?

Right, I'm off.

Yeah.

Thank you, Angela.

You have been amazing.

He's done really well, you should be really proud of him.

-Keep in touch.

-Of course I will.

Good luck.

All right, Kel?

What're you doing here?

I was just passing.

Don't you remember what I said last time?!

I don't want you anywhere near my son!

Oh, don't be daft.

Away and put the kettle on,

-make us a cup of tea and we'll talk about it.

-Right.

Hello, can I speak to DCI Donald, please?

GARETH HAMMERS AT DOOR

Haw! Away from the motor!

HE SIGHS

-Aye, what?

-Got that money?

-I've no' got your money.

-Listen to me.

See if you don't get the money? See that boy over there?

He's going to come here and throw you over that banister.

Get in and get the money, stupid!

Here! D'you want to move?!

We're up a couple of grand already.

You'd never think there'd be that sort of money in a place like this, would you?

Aye, well.

If there's one business that doesn't suffer in a recession, it's drugs.

Ah, well. It's good, easy money.

I'd rather make mine the hard way.

I hate doing this, man.

I know what it does to folk.

Like you, you mean?

Aye, well, there's no danger I'm going back to that.

Aye, aye. Wait in the car. Couple more doors to chap.

MAN SHOUTS FROM BEHIND DOOR

What's that?

Woof.

-KNOCK AT DOOR

-What's that one?

Woof woof - dog!

Well done, well done, dude!

What's that?

Man.

Aye, well, near enough.

Lenny, can we have a word?

Outside?

Anything you've got to say can be said in front of everybody.

Well, Kelly-Marie says it's time to go now.

Yeah, I mean, what could I do better with my time than hang about with my grandson?

After all that's happened.

Everything that's happened because of you...

Not in front of Cal.

He can hear now, you know - thanks to me.

And my money.

Family isn't something you just buy, Lenny.

No, but it'll not stop you taking the money for the school, will it?

What are you talking about? I'm not taking any money.

And anyway, Callum's going to a local primary school, with his own friends.

You don't get to make those decisions on your own.

Lenny, this is a private home.

If Kelly-Marie asks you to leave, you're obliged to leave.

Alternatively, I can arrest you for breach of the peace.

You know, arresting me's never really worked out for you, has it?

Look, you might not care about what happens to you -

I know you care about your grandson.

You've already brought your world into his once.

Do you really want to risk that happening again?

Lenny...just leave.

See ya later, pal.

I'll see myself out.

Right. Shall we do some colouring in?

HE WHISTLES

Davey!

Davey!

Right, he's not in. C'mon.

-About time.

-All right?

KIDS' TV SHOW PLAYS IN BACKGROUND

Take a seat, man, I'll make you a cup of tea.

You letting your punters shoot up in here, aye?

I have a special deal with her, if you know what I mean.

Only problem is, she comes with that.

The wean's obviously hungry.

Not my problem. It's her job to feed him.

If she'd stop spending all her money on smack.

Here.

D'you keep that in the freezer?

What, are you scared in case it's going to go out of date?

D'you want it or not?

D'you mind?!

Oh, aye, help yourself(!)

-Here, wee man. You hungry?

-They're mine!

They're his now. You hungry, wee man?

CHILD MUMBLES

Yeah? Here, have them, wee fella.

There you go.

-Want to take this off?

-Mm-hm.

-Let's see, eh?

There you go.

-Is that better?

-Yeah.

-Yeah?

Here, take this for the wee man.

Hey. Do the right thing, eh?

-Right, Davey, I'm off.

-Eh, it's two sugars, in't it?

And what about your three?

YOUTHS CHAT AMONGST THEMSELVES

Hey, can we go now?

Gareth, come on!

Will I bring the motor round or what?

INAUDIBLE CONVERSATION

CONVERSATION BECOMES MORE HEATED

What was that all about?

What happened? What was he saying?

He's dead.

AIR HISSES FROM TYRES

Haw!

YOUTHS HECKLE AND LAUGH

Aye, you better run! Ya wee rats!

Come on! 'Sake!

Now we're going to be late. Your boss'll love this.

You happy at your work, aye?

Don't start, Stevie.

You mess folk's lives up with drugs, then take all their money and bolt.

-It's none of our business.

-Does Nicole know you do this?

Nicole knows all she needs to know.

-How? Are you jealous?

-No.

Thinking of telling her something?

No. She's a pal. And I don't want anything to happen to her.

I'm not going to hurt her.

What if her and the wean get hurt because of the job you do?

Think about it! Look what happened to wee Cal, all because of who his granda was.

You think I don't know that? That's why I'm trying to protect her.

Protect her?! What, are you having a laugh? How?

Seriously - how?

Guys like Kennedy - they don't just let you quit that easy!

There's no good luck card and there certainly ain't no leaving do.

You think I wouldn't be happier as a binman tomorrow if he'd let me go?

You don't deserve her. You know that?

The last thing she needs is a wean brought up in your world.

You think I don't know that?

That's why I'm trying to get out of this mess, for me and for her.

Let's just get this done and get out of here - c'mon.

Thanks for coming with me.

I wanted to make sure you got through your appointment all right.

How are you feeling?

A bit better.

After it makes you a bit grubby, but.

I'm gonnae need to go into work. But are you gonnae be all right for a couple of hours?

Sure. I suppose. Why don't I do the shopping, get us something for dinner tonight?

That'd be nice.

What do you fancy? I'll cook.

-Don't know - surprise me.

-Stella?

Only thing is, I'm a bit short at the minute.

Right.

I've only got a twenty.

Don't worry, I'll bring you change.

You're the best.

-See you later.

-See you.

Hey, Gina, I've just found the perfect place for your hen party.

-Tarzan's, male strippers.

-Scarlett!

What? What were you thinking? A night down The Tall Ship?

-We could do a bit better than that.

-I don't even want a fuss. I was thinking about a do in here.

Also, I've got an idea about what we could be wearing.

-Oh, whoa...

-Ascot ladies. Like we're having a day at the races?

Actually, that's not a bad idea.

I'd quite like to see Jimmy's face when you go all hoity-toity.

Jimmy'll not even notice. That's if he's even at home.

He's been round at Raymond's now for a week.

Hardly popped round once to help me with anything.

So he's been staying at Raymond's?

Aye.

Are you two OK?

Aye! We're just giving Kelly and Cal a wee bit of space

-around the house for a while.

-I see. Typical, eh?

The woman stays home to do all the hard work,

while the man gets a free pass to stay with his mate.

Ah! Raymondo! The very guy. So, how's life in the bachelor pad?

Well, space is tight, but hey. What can I do for you?

I was thinking of giving Jimmy a wee hand packing his bags so he can move back home tonight.

Oh, right. Does Jimmy know you're doing this?

Not exactly.

He seems happy at mine for now.

This is between me and Jimmy.

All right. It's up to you.

Right, let's do it.

Right, here.

I'm out.

Hey. It wasn't me that asked for you to get involved.

Look, just say to him I was useless, right?

I don't know, say I panicked every time I saw a polis motor,

I don't care what you say. Just make sure he doesn't come back chapping my door again, all right?

Yeah, yeah, if that's what you want. Will you just count that?

HE COUNTS UNDER HIS BREATH

I'm telling you.

Soon as you let a guy like him get his claws in you, that's it.

Your life's ruined, not just yours, everybody else round about you.

Will you stop bumping your gums? You've made your point.

Look, I've lost count again.

Look, all I'm saying is, if you care for Nicole,

you'll get him out of your life.

Or get yourself out of hers. That's what I'm saying. All right?

Gareth.

Did I not say back here by one?

I would have been, but somebody slashed the tyres.

That's why I sent Stevie with you.

You should have left him with the car.

I'm sorry.

You've been off the boil lately, son.

And you and Lenny seem awful pally the now.

Makes me wonder what was going on when I was otherwise engaged.

Nothing, I swear.

You know how I value loyalty.

-Yeah.

-You also know that anybody who crosses me, they gets what's coming to them.

I never leave a loose end behind me.

You hearing me?

Now, how did Stevie get on? Did he do what he was telt?

He was useless. That's why we're late.

I want him onside.

Barmen hear everything - and I want to know everything that's going on in Shieldinch.

So you keep him close.

I will.

You do that.

7,255 quid.

-Right. That's your cut.

-Thanks.

Make sure you've got your phone on you the day.

Cos I might need you for something later on the night.

-I'll give you a call.

-OK.

DOG BARKING, CHILDREN SHOUTING

HE WHISTLES

Marky. Long time, no see. Come in.

Lenny.

We finished that job.

Any sign of that old pal of yours?

None of my contacts have come back with anything.

That's a pity.

-You're still looking though, eh?

-Aye.

Is everything all right?

It will be.

When I've got Matty Rhodes tied up in a chair in front of me, and my money's back in the safe.

Cos see, then,

maybe Kelly-Marie'll stop nipping my head,

cos she's convinced something else is going to happen to the wee man.

-Family.

-I know.

People like us, we shouldn't get involved.

Wives, girlfriends, kids.

Never take up with a woman you can't leave in two minutes flat, eh?

Business comes first. All right?

All right?

Aye. 'Course.

I'll call you if I need you.

Hello.

I'd like to report a child screaming, please. I think they might be hurt.

Just go to Flat 5D, Mossgreen Estate, Glasgow. OK?

-Hi.

-Hi.

What's wrong with you?

I've just been thinking about us and the wean.

I've never really had a family before.

I just want to do right by you.

You HAVE been thinking.

Right, soppy. First rule is we all muck in, so put that pot on and you can chop an onion.

Leonard!

In here.

Come on. Have a seat. And a wee goldie.

Gareth and Stevie done the rounds, but they've got a couple of grand.

So, that's yours.

Just some pocket money.

Cheers.

Cheers.

Take care, Billy.

Oh! How's my two favourite people?

How you doin', gorgeous, you have a good day out with your dad?

-I got some new school clothes.

-Did you now?

So. Er...

Are we still on for the night?

Aye, aye - I'll drop madam off and I'll see you at the bus stop in ten minutes.

Right.

How, has something come up?

It's just...I seen Scarlett earlier.

And she's moved all your stuff back home.

She's what?

I couldn't say no.

I mean, I know she scares you, but she terrifies me.

Right. Fine.

Bus stop. Ten minutes. Come on, darling.

There was a sale on the school jumpers, I got two. One a larger size. She'll grow into it.

-Where's the milk?

-What?

The milk. I asked you to bring back milk.

Och, I forgot. I mean, there'll be plenty left in the mini market. Kelly can get you some.

What is up with you?

Have you got something to tell me?

Aye, I have.

You can unpack that for a start, sort out all the laundry.

Plus, there's all those other jobs I mentioned.

You just cannae help yourself, eh? Always telling people what to do.

Well, not me, Scarlett.

No more. "Jimmy, fix that tap." "Stick the kettle on."

You just don't get it, do you?

-What you want is a handyman.

-What?

What about wanting a husband?

What are you talking about, Jimmy?

This family needs you. You've got a duty.

Aye. Needs, not wants.

Forget about the family - what do you want, eh?

What do YOU want, Scarlett?

Have you any idea how that makes me feel, eh?

What was it you said? Oh, aye. "You're not Cal's real grandad."

Why not get Grandpa Lenny round to fix your taps, eh? I'm sure he'd be delighted!

-Jimmy...

-I'm going back to Raymond's.

Have you not put the bread on yet? I asked you to do that ten minutes ago.

Sorry, darlin', I've been reading this paper.

Oh, I have so much to teach you, O'Connor.

-Not for me. I can't.

-PHONE RINGS

You want to get that?

It's not important. Unknown number.

Anyway. You're allowed a small glass, I've been reading up on it.

-Oh, have you now?

-Aye. I've been reading up on pregnancy.

You never know. You might want somebody there to hold your hand.

-Well, you could come to my ante-natal classes with me.

-Auntie who?

Ante-natal. Tell me you're kidding on.

Well - I skipped all the big fancy medical words.

But there was enough pictures, I get the gist.

So, you think you can handle it, then?

I mean - Zinnie's come to some classes with me, but she's useless.

If you want me there, I'm there.

-Really?

-Really.

PHONE RINGS

I need to take this one.

-Hello, Billy.

-'Gareth.'

-Have you been trying to call me?

Listen, son. I need you.

Right away.

'Meet us at the boat shed.'

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

It's...just a wee favour. OK?

PANTING AND GASPING

Good boy.

Billy...?

I need to nip out.

-What about dinner?

-I'll no' be long.

I'll keep you some.

-I did want to ask you something, though.

-What?

I was going to ask you if... you wanted to move in here. Like, for good.

It's stupid you having to go home every couple of days to get some clean T-shirts.

But...only if you want to.

-Live here?

-Well, I wasn't planning moving out, if that's what you thought.

-Love that.

-Yeah?

-Yeah.

Talk more soon, OK?

Gareth. Have a seat.

What's up, Billy?

Just...want talk to you.

Have a wee chat.

That was a nice job of work you did earlier.

See how easy it is to get a few grand just by knocking on a few doors?

Mind you...

I am light a few hundred quid.

It wisnae me. I swear. Billy, I would never do that to you.

The guy was deid.

His ma and da had just come from the funeral.

Should you not have asked THEM for it? Hmm?

You know I used to be a butcher by trade?

Yeah...

You learn a lot from a knife.

Especially if it's well made, well balanced.

Balance - that is the most important thing.

The blade cannae do without the handle,

and the handle cannae do without the blade.

The sharp end and the blunt end working together.

You know what I'm saying?

Balance.

But the most important thing in life is loyalty.

I bang on about it all the time, loyalty. The most important thing.

Come on. I want to show you something.

Come on.

Show the boy.

Come on. Come on.

Say your goodbyes.

Poor Matty. Must've had an overdose.

Matty wasn't a user, Billy.

Take it from me. He had a fatal hit.

Not very nice seeing somebody like that, is it?

But he was a waster.

HE RETCHES

Here.

Come on. Say cheerio.

Can't have been easy.

How long have you known him?

We went to school together.

Well, there's no room for sentimentality in our game, son.

Your pal ripped me off. Look at him now.

But there's no need for YOU to worry.

You'll not end up like that.

Not if you do what you're telt. Do what's expected of you.

If you don't...it'll not be you lying there.

It'll be that lovely wee girlfriend of yours.

Now. I've got something for you.

There.

Not a word to Lenny, mind.

You work for me now.

I'll let Lenny know about that when and how I want.

You just keep your mouth shut. Be guided by me.

Yeah?

Gareth... OK?

OK, Billy.

Good.

Right, I want you to help Geordie tidy up the place.

He'll show you what to do.

Geordie. Gareth's gonnae help you fit the body into the car.

Just...lose it somewhere.

Somewhere appropriate for a junkie.

Let the authorities take care of him now.

Good boy.

'You know how I value loyalty. And you also know what happens to people that cross me.

'I never leave a loose end behind me.'

'If you care about Nicole, you'll get him out of your life. Or get yourself out of hers.'

'Why are you so bothered what the baby's called?

'It's not like you're gonnae have to shout on them in the playground.'

'If you don't...it'll not be you lying there.

'It'll be that lovely wee girlfriend of yours.'

'Gareth - it's me, pal. It's Matty.

'Look - I'm sorry about everything that's happened between us, but I've got no-one else to turn to.

'They're after me. You need to help me, man. I'm close, they're coming.

'No. No. Gareth! Gareth!'

Matty... Matty...

Matty...

Matty...

'Balance. The sharp end and the blunt end working together.'

'Wives, girlfriends, kids.'

'I was gonnae ask you if you wanted to move in here.'

'Never take up with a woman you cannae leave in two minutes flat, eh?'

'But the most important thing in life is loyalty.

'Is loyalty, loyalty...'

'Gareth - it's me, pal. It's Matty.

'Look - I'm sorry about everything that's happened between us, but I've got no-one else to turn to.

'They're after me. You need to help me, man. I'm close, they're coming.

'No. No. Gareth! Gareth!'

Kennedy said it was an overdose - but Matty wasn't a user.

He pumped him full of that junk.

And then...Geordie something -

I helped him load the body into the boot of the car. He drove off and dumped him.

Look, Kennedy's in The Ship. If you go now you'll get them.

Before he even leaves for the airport.

-So you'll testify then?

-I can't testify!

Find Matty, do forensics - surely you'll have enough then.

-No, Gareth. No.

-No?! What d'you mean, no?

If Matty did die of an overdose,

forensics couldn't prove he was given it against his will.

Kennedy is not stupid - he knows this, there's nothing to tie him to it.

Right, listen to me, Gareth. Gareth.

We can look at getting you into the witness protection scheme,

we can guarantee you anonymity in court -

-but honestly, I don't think your testimony alone is going to be enough.

-Not with your record.

You want us to help you, you need to help us build a case against Kennedy.

Stay close to him. Feed us information.

I've given you enough!

If we move now, we'll be going off too soon. The courts'll tear us apart.

We will get Kennedy, but we need to do this right.

We need to let him go to Spain, sew up this deal.

Then, when they make the trade we get the whole operation, top to bottom.

If we catch Kennedy in the act, you don't even need to testify.

And then - probably only then - you'll be safe.

He's waiting for me. In that pub.

Then go.

Just keep doing what you're doing, Gareth. It's fine. It'll be over sooner than you think.

I can't...

I can't fake this.

Fake what?

He knows you're upset, frightened and confused. He likes it,

he gets off on making people feel like that.

Gareth... Gareth.

By coming here, you've already won.

Kennedy's finished. He just doesn't know it yet.

You know, Gareth could be the key to this whole thing.

Yeah. If we manage it properly.

-Let's keep that to ourselves just now, eh?

-Yeah.

Right. Check in with the local A&Es and morgues.

I want Matty's body found. I want a full postmortem,

see if there's anything link between his death and the case we're building against Billy Kennedy.

The question I keep asking myself -

what is the link between these two? Mm?

Why kill him?

And is there any other link between that

and the deaths of the two other kidnappers?

-Maybe he's taking revenge on Lenny's behalf.

-No, no, no, no.

Billy wouldn't risk a murder charge for Lenny Murdoch -

They might be business partners, but they're not what you'd call loyal pals.

No, Billy has his own agenda.

What if he knew Lenny Murdoch handed over half a million quid for Cal's return?

Maybe he just decided to grab it for himself.

That's a good point.

And - with Matty and the other two out the way,

Lenny's got no choice but to just write it off.

And never know he'd been ripped off by Kennedy.

-Honour amongst thieves, eh?

-Mm.

Right. I'll see you in the morning. Good work in there.

All right? Whisky, Steve.

Better make it a double.

MUSIC: "Movin' On Up" by Primal Scream

Cheers.

Billy.

Continued good health, son.

# My light shines on, my light shines on

# My light shines on

# My light shines on

# My light shines on

# My light shines on

# My light shines on... #

Something's come up from the test yesterday. They want me to go in.

It'll be OK, won't it?

We found Matty's body, in some wasteland near the river.

You got any more for us?

First that couple, now Rhodes.

Looks like you might be saying ta-ta to your ransom money.

The ATM swallowed my card.

Take these if you're short.

That'll not solve the problem of the deposit.

There's always my dad's money, I suppose.

He wouldn't mind us borrowing for a bit.

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