13/08/2013 River City

Gina doesn't know you have a daughter.

What is this?

What else are you keeping from my sister?

You want us to help you?

You need to help us build a case against Kennedy.

Stay close to him, if he does information.

-I was there for Kelly-Marie, for the family, for Cal!

-I see right through you, Jimmy Mullen!

This is about you flexing your muscles again.

Because, apart from me, they're no' family.

At least Lenny's his real grandad.

# All along it was a fever

# A cold sweat, hot-headed believer

# I threw my hands in the air and said, "Show me something"

# He said, "If you dare come a little closer"

# Round and around and around and around we go

# Oh now, tell me now, tell me now, tell me now you know

# Not really sure how to feel about it

# Something in the way you move

# Makes me feel like I can't live without you

# It takes me all the way

# I want you to stay... #

All right? Cheers.

# It's not much of a life you're living

# It's not just something you take It's given

# Round and around and around and around we go... #

Hiya, darling.

-Whoa!

-About time!

-What's all this?

-Nice of you to remember.

-Eh?

-I'm in court. For the assault.

-Sorry, I wasn't thinking.

-Do you want me to take her?

-No, no, I'll take her.

Hopefully, you know, they'll go easy on you.

You might just get a fine or community service, you know, given the circumstances.

-Have you got anybody to go with you?

-I'd rather go myself.

-It's... Any post for me?

-No, no, it's just junk...

Right, well, you don't want her to be late for her first day at school.

Right, everything's in there. Her lunch and her swimming gear.

-What about her jumper?

-She's fine, she's got a jacket.

-She'll be cold after the swimming.

-She'll be fine! Are you trying to tell me how to be a good mother?

-Right, you'll pick her up later, aye?

-Aye. Don't I always?

Right, right, darling, have a good day back at school, all right?

-Let me know how you get on, Jimmy, eh?

-Aye.

Uh-huh.

This is the first that I've heard.

Aye, well, I'm sorry, him, but I never got that letter.

Aye. It may just be "routine", but I cannae just drop everything.

No, no, don't worry. I'll be there. Right, thanks.

-You missing your work again?

-I cannae just leave Cal.

If you don't think he's ready to get back to school yet, he still needs to get back to the nursery.

-His world's been turned upside down.

-I know, darlin'.

But you cannae keep him locked up here.

He's still confused.

And, anyway, he was asking where Jimmy was through the night.

Aye, well, I've tried to make him see sense. You know how stubborn he is!

Ma, I've got a feeling this is far more serious than just one of your tiffs.

We'll soon see about that.

PHONE RINGS

Hello.

Uh-huh.

I'm heading there now.

What?

How?

Should you not be in court?

Case adjourned. That Matty guy, found dead.

What? What happened?

Nae idea. But if you ask me, he had it coming.

Nasty piece of work.

-So what's going to happen to you?

-I'm not sure. I'll just wait to hear from my solicitor.

-Oh, right.

Is that everything?

And two packs of beer, please.

-Celebrating, are you?

-Well, Raymond's been good to me,

so I think the least I can do is fill up his cupboards, eh?

-So you're settling in, then?

-Oh, aye, it's great.

Nae grief, watching TV when I want. Bliss!

Listen, just a wee word of warning, em, Molly's not too impressed.

-What's it got to do with her, like?

-I know, that's what I said to her.

£23.80, please.

I think she just, em, thinks that we should all be rallying around Cal, you know.

Aye, well, according to Scarlett, Cal's nothing to do with me.

-What do you mean?

-Ask her.

-See you.

-See you later.

-Right, darling, there you go.

-Thank you.

Right. There's the rings, the registry office, Greg's kilt,

-the caterers and the band. And there's still a few deposits to be paid.

-And I told you I can manage it.

As soon as this place gets quiet, I'll go into town. Sit down. I'll be with you in a minute.

We'll get it all sorted out, all right?

Oh, Greg, can you please try and destress your fiancee?

-What's the problem?

-Och, nothing, darling.

You've been freaking out all morning!

There's just a lot of things to get sorted before next week.

Aye, and it's your hen do the night.

She's gonna be too wrung out to enjoy it.

Right, you, take the rest of the day off. Go and get yourself a massage, a facial, whatever you fancy.

-Greg, look at the place.

-I'll give Stella a hand.

That's really sweet of you, darling, but there's just far too much to do.

So let me help.

-Well, there's still a few deposits to be paid.

-Why didn't you say?

Most of the places said they wouldn't take a cheque.

What about your debit card?

I don't know what's happened to it, the bank said they sent it weeks ago.

Haven't they sent you a new one yet?

It would still be too late when it arrived.

Give me the list and I can pay it all online.

-No, no, it's nearly £4,000.

-Marriage is about sharing.

What's yours is mine. And what's mine is my own.

I'll see you.

MUSIC ON RADIO

Are you not eating that?

I'm not hungry.

You haven't eaten properly for days.

I need to go.

-Oh.

-Nicole?

What's wrong? You OK?

Yeah, yeah, I'm just dizzy. I think I stood up to quick.

Sit down, I'll get you a glass of water.

OK?

Here you are. Maybe you should go to the hospital and get a scan.

-No, I'm fine.

-Seriously, Nicole, something could be wrong with the baby.

-Do you think so?

-It's worth getting checked out.

-You can't just turn up and expect to get a scan.

-Call them, then. Make an appointment. Do something.

-If I get an appointment, will you come with me?

-Of course I will.

-Adjourned?

-Aye, well, Jimmy will have to tell you himself.

-How much food did he buy?

-Eh, a fair bit, aye.

Enough for a few days? A week?

-Look, there's such a thing as customer confidentiality.

-Tell me!

I just kind of got the impression that maybe Jimmy wasn't

-in that much of a hurry to come home.

-How no'?

-I think you've really hurt him this time.

-What have you said now?

-Nothing!

He was just in a mood over his court case.

-Maybe he'll lighten now.

-You said Cal was nothing to do with him.

I was stressed out! We all were! I didn't mean it.

Well, he seems to think that you did.

Scarlett! Nae wonder he ran off.

There's got to be some wee jobs needing done for a bit of cash.

-Keep your voice down!

-I'll tell her I'm a quick worker.

There's got to be perks for my big sis working in a caff.

-You're too good to me.

-Aye, I know.

-Have you been for your methadone the day?

-Aye.

Aye!

Don't suppose there's any chance of a roll and sausage, eh?

Hi, darling.

-Gina, you'll never believe what happened.

-What's the matter, darling?

-The ATM swallowed my card.

-Oh, how come?

Got a new PIN, I forgot my numbers, I used up all my chances.

Well, here, take these if you're short.

No way. That's meant for pampering yourself.

Take 20, I don't need all this.

That'll not solve the problem of the deposits.

I mean, I need my card to pay online.

Well, what are we going to do?

-Well, we can't hold off paying much longer.

-Right.

-Well, I suppose I could ask Eileen for a loan.

-£4,000?

Aye. Maybe not.

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

-No. No, no. No way.

He wouldn't mind us borrowing for a bit and it means you can pay everything online.

Gina, I don't feel right about this.

Greg... Don't worry.

My dad would love to help us.

-As long as we ask him first.

-I don't know...

-Liz may be a bit funny.

-With good reason.

I'll go and get his savings card from the office, eh?

-Nice one.

-You can pay me back when you let your first job.

-Nae bother.

You all right? Coffee?

Aye, please.

I take it he never paid for that, no?

-What's it to you?

-Just don't want you to risk your job, that's all.

As if!

Anyway, I thought you'd understand.

He's just trying to get back on his feet. I had people help me.

-How can he not have the same?

-Fair enough, just be careful, eh?

Ho!

£2, please.

I shall put every single penny back as soon as my new bank card arrives.

It'll be fine. Right, here's the card, this reader thingy

and I've written all the numbers down.

Gina, I don't know...

Greg, what choice have we got?

Come here!

I'll see you.

Oh!

Mrs Mullen?

I'm due to pick my wee lassie up from school.

I'll be as quick as I can.

Oh! They didn't throw away the key then.

-Not today. Case adjourned.

-Typical.

Matty Rhodes - been found dead.

When?

-What happened?

-My lawyer says the police are looking into it, but a ned like him -

it's hardly likely to be natural causes, eh?

-Do you know anything about this?

-No, I would have told you!

No, no. This is getting weird. First that couple, now Rhodes.

It looks like you may be saying ta-ta to your ransom money.

PHONE RINGS

Hello.

What do you want?

Aye, if I can.

-Mind if I nip off?

-What for?

It's Nicole, she's not feeling too good the day.

What do you want? Anyone can see us here.

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

-Have you got any more for us?

-I told you, Billy's guy moved the body.

-That's all I know.

-Gareth, it's well known that you and Matty were mates.

Aye. A while ago.

So Lenny, for one, might be curious.

You do realise, regardless of what the DCI says, helping us isn't without risk.

I know that.

Look, I need to go.

Thank you.

OK, there'll be one in 20 minutes. Thank you. Bye.

PHONE RINGS

-Hiya.

-Hiya, Jimmy. Hi, it's me.

Listen, that was great about the court, by the way.

Aye, I'll tell you about it later, eh? What are you after?

Actually I was wondering, could you go and pick up Madonna from school?

-I thought you said you were.

-Aye, I know, but I've been held up.

-You'll need to go.

-Where are you, like?

-Er, I'm up the town.

-Doing what?

-I need to find something to wear for Gina's do the night.

You're shopping?

Look, just don't mind me, right? Just go and collect your daughter.

-I can't. I'm at work!

-Jimmy, I'm not going to make it in time!

I cannae just drop everything so you can stroll round the shops!

Jimmy, I am not arguing with you, right? Just go and get her!

What!?

Unbelievable, that woman!

-She thinks she can just click her fingers...

-And you'll go running?

Every time.

Well, if it wasn't for Madonna, I wouldn't.

-Hey. Where do you think you're going?

-School.

-You've already had half a day off.

-Lenny, what else can I do?

-That's not my problem, pal.

-Take it out my wages, eh?

-Madonna! Don't be rough.

-They'll be fine.

Cal's still very fragile.

Kelly, you cannae wrap him up in cotton wool.

It is going to take months to recover. If ever.

He just needs a wee bit of normality.

He's been asking where you've been.

Well, I'll see him tonight when I'm babysitting when you're at Gina's.

I'm still not sure about leaving him on his own.

Don't be daft, you've got to get out. He'll be fine with me.

Might be a late night.

So you should just stay over.

No. Nae need for that.

-Jimmy, you've got to move back sometime.

-No, I don't.

Come on! You and my mum have broke up in the past, but you've still sorted it out.

Aye, because I got stabbed.

My mum needs you.

Look, you know what she's like. She can be stubborn.

-She treats me like dirt.

-Right, talk to her them.

-Tell her how you see it.

-We're past that.

-How is this going to work?

-Neither of you can manage on your own.

-I'm doing OK.

-What about money?

That's not an issue. Madonna is not going to go short.

Jimmy, you are paying two rents.

I don't care what it costs, right? Me and your ma, it cannae go on.

Right, I'd better get going.

See you tonight about 7:30, all right?

Thanks for the tea.

LAUGHTER

-Right. Cheers.

-Cheers!

THEY LAUGH

-Liz, you know how generous Greg is.

-He's a lovely man, yes.

When I first met him at the support group, I thought,

I know your type, you are far too sweet to be wholesome.

-I like a bit of rough, myself.

-Molly!

-You know what I mean.

-A manly man.

-I'll have you know Greg can be quite assertive.

He practically forced me to go and pamper myself

-while he sorted the wedding.

-How thoughtful.

Nice hat, by the way. Is that one of Madonna's?

-Ha-ha-ha.

-Sorry!

-Shut up!

You know, I never thought I'd be in love. Not at my age.

There is no age limit to Cupid, dear. I mean, look at me and Malcolm.

Perhaps there is still hope for me and you, then, Molly.

Listen, madam, I've had more offers than you've had hot dinners.

Another drink, Tattie.

-What's she like?!

-Top it up.

Thanks. Right to the top.

Right. A bit more.

Thank you.

Scarlett and Kelly are late. If they're going to come at all.

Scarlett wouldn't miss out on the free booze.

She'll not be wanting the lasses asking awkward questions about Jimmy.

No-one needs to know. They'll soon patch it up anyway, they always do.

I'm not so sure. And I don't care what Cupid gets up to.

Scarlett will no' get a better man than Jimmy Mullen.

-You are right there.

-No.

That lassie of mine has blown it good and proper this time.

She's still panicking about the bad men coming back but I've managed to get her down.

-I left her light on.

-You are so good with her, Jimmy.

You are looking lovely.

Thanks.

-Sit down, have a beer.

-No, I said I'd read Cal a story.

Anything to tear Kelly away from his side.

She's still a bit clingy but I suppose that's natural.

Aye. What she needs is a couple of drinks and a night out and she'll be fine.

If you're hungry, there's a cottage pie in the oven.

I didn't think you'd have the time to cook,

-after getting stuck up the town.

-I'm sorry about that.

Scarlett, we're going to have to get something organised with the car.

-A rota.

-What for?

-For looking after Madonna.

We've always muddled through before.

But things have changed now that we're under different roofs.

I can't keep learning about daft after you.

We make plans, we stick to them.

Shopping for an outfit. How's that more important than your daughter?

Jimmy. I wasn't shopping for this.

I was at the hospital.

-What do you mean? What for?

-Just a check-up.

You know what it's like, they keep you waiting for ages.

-That's how I was late for Madonna.

-Why did you not say?

-It was nothing serious. Just routine.

-You stress yourself out.

-Were you on your own?

-Aye.

-I would have went with you.

Well, you weren't here.

Scarlett... Despite what's happened with us...

We can still support each other, can't we?

I hope so, Jimmy.

Jimmy, Cal's asking for you.

-You enjoy yourself all right?

-Aye.

-You get changed yet?

-This is me changed.

It's meant to be "A day at the races." Where is your hat and dress?

-Ma! I'm sorry. Did I interrupt something there?

-Not really, no.

Have yous got back together?

I suppose you'll do, come on.

You know, I don't think I've ever seen Gina this happy before.

-Me neither. Not since Franco.

-Husband number one.

Have there been a few, have there?

Let's face it, Gina's no spring chicken!

-She was tragically widowed at a very early age.

-How awful.

I don't know, she got this place out of it.

-You know, I always thought Gina might marry Murray.

-That big galoot?

He's never going to set any woman's heart on fire, is he?

-I don't know, he's a sweet enough guy.

-But who wants sweet?

Murray was a blessing after a lot of heartbreak.

You mean like your Archie?

Some families take their marriage vows seriously.

A pity some don't.

And how are Scarlett and Jimmy?

This is nice and civilised, hey?

Is this a wake or a party?!

-Oh, sorry.

-You all right?

-Come on, Malcolm, what are you after?

I think... I wouldn't say no to a wee dram.

-Mr Hamilton.

-Oh, Greg. Hey, you know my future son-in-law?

-Raymond Henderson.

-Greg McManus.

-Murray Crozier. Pleased to meet you.

You wouldn't meet a kinder soul.

-Marriage is a challege... Challenge.

-No denying that.

Too right, Liz.

I hope this one lasts the distance.

We were very sorry to hear that you are having difficulties.

-Jimmy's feet seem to be nice and snug under Raymond's table.

-Aye.

He's enjoying the peace and quiet!

Right, should my ears be burning over here or what?

I was just saying, we couldn't have a happier bride.

Ladies, raise your glasses. To my big-hearted, big sister...

-the bride!

-The bride!

Watch it, Scarlett.

It's a party. We're meant to be enjoying ourselves.

Listen, don't you stay out too late.

You've tried Jimmy's patience enough.

Jimmy's looking after his own daughter.

They don't give out halos for that.

Scarlett, I'm sure you and Jimmy will be able to make things up.

Cheers, darling.

Cheers.

-They all love a good gossip, don't they?

-Never mind them.

Listen, I know I was the first to say, that Jimmy let us

all down when he battered that guy, but Cal's home now.

So let's put it behind you and make it up.

I've tried to make it up with him.

Did you apologise?

Listen, Scarlett. Good family men like Jimmy Mullen don't fall out of the sky,

-so you need to get things sorted out.

-Gina's no' done too badly.

She's got her own business.

And she keeps a civil tongue in her head.

You need Jimmy.

Aye.

So get him back. Whatever it takes.

Right, I'll get this same again, Stevie.

No, no, no, no, this is my round.

You've bought everything all night, pal.

I'm the groom. Stevie, one for yourself,

and some more for the gentlemen here.

Thanks very much.

Hey, should we ask for a lock-in?

Malcolm, I promised Liz I'd have you home by midnight.

Hey, hey, hey, I'm no Cinderella.

More like an ugly sister.

Hey, hey, watch it.

Tell you what Mr Hamilton, I hope Gina's fussing after me

when we're your age.

You'd get a shorter sentence for murder.

Aye, take no notice, take no notice.

He's got a wee touch of the green eye.

I'm joking, Malcolm.

You were daft about my daughter at one time.

Aye, but let's be honest,

she never quite felt the same way about me, did she?

-Aye, but you've made a full recovery now haven't you?

-Oh, aye?

I'm quite happy enough on my own.

You know, I do realise how lucky I am.

Gina is a very special girl...

..and I never thought I'd feel like this again.

Seriously, I wish you and Gina all the best.

To happiness. However you find it.

ALL: Happiness!

-I'm sorry, what?!

-Yes!

That one was never right for our Bob.

She's the one that's lost out, Maw.

Hey, Molly, get on your feet!

Ach, away and work.

Not like you to be a wallflower!

Move over, ladies.

You'd think they were teenagers not old women.

You've seen the rest, now here's the best by the way!

MUSIC: "Gangnam Style" by Psy

BLOWS WHISTLE

-Gangnam style!

-Shh!

-Shhh! Kelly!

What's wrong? Is she OK?

She had a wee nightmare.

Thought the big bad men were coming back. But Daddy's here.

How was Callum?

Fine, aye, he fell a sleep halfway through his story.

Not a peep since.

I think I'll go and check on him. Here, I'll take Madonna.

Come here, darling.

You're a big girl.

So, did you have a good time?

Aye, it was brilliant.

You should've seen my ma dancing. Was pure mental.

Nothing new there then, eh?

Don't go. Stay and have a wee drink with me.

No, I've got an early start, I need to go.

Come on, stay for a wee drink. We've got loads to talk about.

Like what?

Like, erm...

Madonna... And your rota idea.

No offence but I think I'd rather chat about that when you're sober.

Come on, Jimmy.

-Scarlett!

-What's up with you?

Nothing, just leave it for now, eh?

Aw, come on, don't be like that.

You weren't interested me in me for months. So why now?

This is pure stupid.

Not to me it's not.

Stay the night, everything'll go back to normal.

You think so? One drunken fumble and everything's hunky-dory, eh?

You've made your point about Raymond, right?

See what I said about wee Cal, I'm sorry, Jimmy.

You don't really want to sleep with me, do you?

Course I do.

Jimmy, just stay and let's talk things through.

Let's face it, darling. There's nothing left to talk about.

Oh.

Hmm... THEY GIGGLE

La-da-da, da-dee-da...

Oh! SHE GIGGLES

SHE SIGHS

Did you get some of that steak pie I left you?

I did. It was great. Thanks.

Now all the deposits are paid?

Yeah. I texted you.

It's all done.

-Greg.

-Mm?

-Greg, I think I've forgotten all about a cake.

-Sh.

Just go to sleep.

Sweetheart, everything is going to be fine.

Mm. You're my angel.

Mine too.

SHE SIGHS

Morning.

-Is madame ready?

-She's brushing her teeth.

PHONE RINGS Madonna?

Gonnae hurry up?

Gonnae get that, Jimmy?

It's the hospital. Do you want me to answer that?

No, no, no.

Hello?

Hi, speaking.

Aye.

Are you sure?

No, that's fine. I'll see you then.

What is it? Is there a problem?

No' for you.

Don't be like that.

-What is it?

-Something's come up.

From the test yesterday.

-It's probably nothing.

-Aye, probably.

They want me to go in.

-When?

-As soon as I can this morning.

Look, I'll take Madonna to school and then I'll come with you.

-No, you don't have to.

-Aye, I do.

-But your work.

Scarlett, it's me you're talking to, right? I know you.

And I know you're terrified.

-It'll be OK, won't it?

-Aye. You'll be fine.

-OUTSIDE:

-Morning, all!

-Oh, Malcolm!

Oh, Doug. Keep it down, eh?

A few sore heads around these parts.

This one as well.

Oh, overindulging themselves at their age.

But, eh... Did you have a good time?

-Yeah.

-Ah, well, that's what counts, eh?

-Can I make you some coffee?

-No, no, thanks. We're not staying.

No, we're off into town. Liz wants to buy a new frock.

Shoes. For the wedding.

Is that not what I said?

Oh, hey, Gina - can I have my savings card?

Are you sure, Dad? I mean, you might end up losing it.

No, no, I'll give it to Liz.

-Here, how much do you need?

-Oh, no, son. No.

I had more than enough of your hospitality last night.

Gina can pay me back from your account.

No, listen, that's very kind of you, but the card will be safe with me.

This saves you queueing up at the cashpoint.

Yeah, and remembering PIN numbers and all that stuff.

Oh, well.

I suppose it would be easier.

Aye, and you can internet, or whatever it is you do.

-Yeah, 'course I will, Dad.

-Please, Mr Hamilton. Take it.

Ah, you're a gentleman.

It takes one to know one, sir.

Right, well. You two enjoy yourselves.

Oh, don't worry. We will.

-I'll see you both out the door.

-Cheerio!

SHE SIGHS That was close.

How come you've got money when you don't have your card?

I got an emergency withdrawal from the bank. Just to tide me over.

Why didn't you tell him about the wedding deposits? He said he wouldn't mind.

I know, but I couldn't, could I?

Not with Liz hanging about. I mean, what was she going to think?

Well, as soon as your card arrives, transfer the cash. Please.

I can't stand this feeling of guilt.

Lucky I've got you to keep me on the straight and narrow, eh?

Lucky.

Aye, Raymondo.

-He whistles in the shower.

-Really?

Aye, quite the wee songbird.

Mostly TV theme tunes and the odd show tune.

Nice.

Not really. Not when it's at the crack of dawn.

According to Eileen, you're enjoying the peace and quiet.

Scarlett...

Now's not the time, eh?

Jimmy, what I said about you not being Cal's real granddad,

that was terrible.

I'll always be there for him, no matter what happens.

I know you will.

Don't say anything about me being here.

Well, the last time Molly went off her head when you kept it from her.

Exactly, there's no point worrying her.

Not until we know for definite.

Well, with a wee bit of luck,

there'll be nothing to tell her anyway, eh?

-Mrs Mullen?

-Aye.

Here we go, eh?

-Scarlett? I'll be right here.

-Jimmy...

-Go on. Don't keep her waiting.

-Aye.

PHONE RINGS

'Gareth. You haven't checked in in a while, what's going on?'

Billy's still in Spain.

Look, no-one's talking. Not to me anyway.

Look, Kennedy must know we've found the body. People are talking about this.

Look, as soon as I hear anything you'll be the first to know.

Just stop calling me, all right?

I can't be doing with any more hassle.

Who was that?

It was Lenny.

What does he want now?

The usual.

I thought you were gonnae quit and look for something else.

That's right, cos people are queuing up

to give me a job, aren't they, Nicole(?)

You know what? Don't worry about coming to the hospital.

-I said I'll come so I will.

-You don't have to.

See if you don't want me there then fine!

What is your problem? I'm fed up having to guess!

One minute you're all hugs and kisses and then...

I do want you to come to the hospital.

I just don't want to put any pressure on you.

-You're not.

-Well, what is it, then?

Look, it's my problem, so I'll deal with it, all right?

Look, I'm sorry.

Look, I don't want to argue with you. Can we just go? Please?

THEY SPEAK INDISTINCTLY

Looks like he's giving you a wee wave!

It's quite a lively wee thing, isn't it?

That's a good thing.

Now, your GP says the bump seems a wee bit small,

so we'll just check to see everything's OK.

Really? They never said anything.

I'm sure there's nothing to worry about.

PHONE RINGS

< Is everything OK?

Perfect.

I'll just give you that to clean yourself up.

You might need another.

Thanks.

-Is everything OK?

-Absolutely fine.

And this...is for you.

Look.

What do you think?

It's amazing.

It really is, Nicole. It's amazing.

Right, well, um...

-I better get back to work.

-Aye, Lenny will be doing his nut.

Aye! You gonnae be OK?

This is the worst bit. Waiting for the result.

Just put it out your heid, eh?

Aye, I know. Thanks. For everything.

Nae problem.

-I'll... I'll see you later.

-Aye, aye, aye. See you.

Jimmy, your paper!

-Hey, you got it sorted then?

-Eh?

-Well, I just saw yous hugging.

-Aye, well...

You do want him home?

Mum, seriously, what are you playing at?

You're going to lose him. We all are.

I'm not begging him, Kelly.

Looks like it's got a tail. And look at the size of its head.

It definitely looks like you.

D'you think so?

Aye.

Look, the wee round nose.

Two peas in a pod.

-PHONE RINGS

-Oh, shut up, you're so cheesy!

What is it? Somebody else you don't want to talk to?

Gareth, has something happened?

Are you in some kind of trouble?

You can tell me, you've really not been yourself recently.

I really need to get away from here.

REALLY need to get away from here.

It's too much, isn't it? The baby and everything. It's OK, I under...

No, no, listen. I meant the three of us.

Go where?

I dunno. Down south maybe.

Anywhere I can get clean work.

I can't.

-If it's not what you want, then...

-It's not that...

I don't know anyone down south.

I'm just trapped.

Well, I can't leave.

I spent my whole life as a kid moving around.

I don't want that for this one.

Fair enough.

Do you think we'll work out?

What d'you mean?

Have we got a future?

Maybe.

I can't do maybes.

Look, Nicole, please. Come away with me, please.

We've got a perfectly good house here, all paid for.

And I'm settled.

It could be a new start for all of us.

The baby's a new start enough.

PHONE RINGS

I better take this.

-Hello.

-'When I call, you pick up.'

I know, Billy, I'm sorry.

I was down at the hospital with Nicole.

'You'll both be back there if you mess me about again.

'I heard they found Matty's body.

'You keep your mouth shut, find Geordie and tell him the same.'

Gareth, when will you be back?

Not sure. I'll give you a call.

Just before you go...

when I was getting dressed, I asked the sonographer what it was.

-It's a wee girl.

-A wee lassie? You're having a wee lassie?

Aw, well done. I cannae believe there's a wee girl in here!

That's amazing.

-You better go. I'll see you later.

-See you later.

MADONNA GIGGLES

Madonna?

Madonna, darling, gonnae sit quiet, please?

Read one of your books.

PHONE RINGS

Hello?

Aye, speaking.

Uh-huh.

Mm-hmm, aye.

THEY CHATTER INDISTINCTLY

-Are they looking for a dresser?

-THEY LAUGH

Sorry I'm late.

You all right, hen, aye?

We don't have to drink here. We could go up the town if you like.

It's all right. We can be civil.

Hiya, darlin'. Can I get two pints when you're ready?

Coming up.

You all right?

'Course I am.

-Have you been greetin'?

-Don't be daft.

Are you worried about things at the hospital?

I've just heard from them.

That was quick. What did they say?

It's OK, but...

Obviously it's not OK.

Honestly, Jimmy, they've told...

I promised you. You'll not have to face this on your own.

-Jimmy, please, I...

-Despite what's happened between you and I,

this isn't the time for pride.

Like before, I'll... I'll be there for you.

You don't have to be, Jimmy.

It's times like you realise what's important.

Scarlett, going to change the barrels?

I'm sorry, Jimmy.

Where's Jimmy?

Scarlett, I'm so sorry.

He told me your news.

What?!

Look, I know that me and you haven't always seen eye to eye, but...

you don't deserve this. He's devastated.

Where is he? I really need to speak to him.

He's gone back to my flat to pack up his stuff.

How d'you mean? What for?

He's got to come home now, hasn't he?

The last thing I need is his pity.

Don't be daft. He wants to see you through this.

Raymond, gonnae no' tell anybody about this?

'Course not.

Listen, I'm not feeling too good. D'you mind if I just go?

Yeah, fine.

Sorry.

-Is Kelly-Marie in her room?

-Aye.

-Jimmy...

-I'll sleep on the couch.

Are you sure?

Aye.

What's Madonna gonnae think, eh?

These last few weeks have been a roller coaster.

Let's not rush things, eh?

It's just...

Jimmy, there's been a really terrible misunderstanding.

Take it easy. It's gonnae be all right.

We'll get through this.

You've been stressed up to your eyeballs

and I've not helped things with rushing about daft,

-trying to sort everything out.

-No, it's no' that!

-Do you want me to stay?

-Aye.

I never wanted you to leave in the first place.

Well, let's not force things, eh?

-Till we see what we're facing.

-Jimmy...

-Come here.

You're not going to face this on your own.

All right?

Because there won't be any formal speeches tomorrow,

If you don't mind, tonight we'd like to welcome you to the family.

I didn't want you getting upset on your wedding day.

-Do you have to go for more treatment?

-I don't know.

You beat it once before and you can do it again.

The registrar is starting to get a bit antsy.

Where's Greg?

-Is he not with you?

-No.

I'd like to shift some funds into an offshore account, please.

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