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| "I thought you said you'd locked the back door" |
Cassie is preparing to go to work in the Deri when Sara comes downstairs; “I thought you said you’d locked the back door last night,” says Cassie. Sara maintains that she did but is told, “It was wide open when I came down this morning.”
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| "Ifan woke up" |
Sara manufactures an excuse that she was about to lock it when Ifan woke up; she looks very worried
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| "We don't want someone walking in" |
as Cassie warns her, “Don’t do it again – in the middle of the night we don’t want somebody walking in.
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| "It smells like something's died" |
“Will you do me a favour? Can you empty the bin? It smells like something’s died here.”
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| Sara makes aphone call |
As soon as she has left, Sara makes a phone call.
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| "I should have thought, Math" |
Mathew is walking along the street when Sioned calls to him; “Listen – about what happened the other day,” she says, “I should have thought.” He replies that it is OK, as they all do things without thinking sometimes. She admits that she was completely wrong and is sorry.
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| "You don't need to apologise" |
“You don’t need to apologise,” Mathew says, and assures her that everything is all right between them; now he has to hurry to work, as he is late already.
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| "Welcome back" |
Cassie is working in the Deri when Anita comes in and she is welcomed to back from her few days away.
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| "What's been going on?" |
“What’s been going on while I’ve been away?” she demands, “Siôn says that Jaclyn was shot in here!” Cassie agrees that it was awful,
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| "It's like the Wild West" |
but Anita goes on, “Dylan has run away and Garry’s been arrested – it’s like the Wild West!”
Cassie is anxious to change the subject, enquiring about Anita’s holiday;
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| "Nice to have time away from Siôn" |
“I’m sure it was nice to have time away from Siôn. I heard you’d separated.”
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| "People talking about me, are they?" |
Anita assumes that people have been gossiping about her, and Cassie appreciates that it must be difficult to live with your ex; “I don’t blame you for going away.” Anita suspects that Ffion must have told her, but Cassie maintains that it does not matter,
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| "You shouldn't feel ashamed" |
as couples break up all the time, and she should not feel ashamed.
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| "I don't like people sticking their noses in" |
“I don’t feel ashamed!” snarls Anita, “What I don’t like is other people sticking their noses in!” She stalks off to the kitchen.
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| Mathew finds some interesting papers |
Mathew looks in a box file at APD and find some papers which disturb him; he shouts for Izzy.
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| "I told you to stop chasing those debts" |
“I thought I asked you to stop chasing these debts!” he exclaims,
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| "I managed to recoup £8,000" |
but she points out how much she has managed to recoup, which amounts to £8,000.
“I don’t care about that now – that’s not how a building company works. If we carry on, we’re going to lose the trust of our clients, and the business won’t work.”
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| "APD is owed thousands" |
“Yes, but APD is owed thousands – and not just from the clients – have you seen how much Jason has borrowed?” she wants to know.
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| "Leave Jason out of this" |
He tells her to leave Jason out of it; he has had problems in the past.
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| "It's not his personal bank account" |
“This is a business – not his personal bank account!” she protests.
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| "Just do what I say – right?" |
Mathew is becoming angry; “I’m not arguing with you – just do what I say, right?” She wonders what is wrong with him today, and he explains that he asked her to stop chasing the debts, and she ignored him. “I’m telling you now, and I’m telling you straight – this stops, do you hear?” She nods her head, although she does not agree.
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| "I didn't expect to see you, Sara" |
Sara goes to Bryntirion; Jason was not expecting to see her today.
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| "You look like death warmed up!" |
“You all right? You look like death warmed up,” remarks Kelly, encouragingly, and Sara replies that she has not been sleeping well.
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| "I'm going away for a couple of weeks" |
“I just called in to tell you I’m going away for couple of weeks,” she informs them, “Perhaps a bit longer – and I wanted to discuss Ifan.”
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| "Where are you going, then?" |
Kelly wants to know where she is going, and is told that it is to Mid-Wales, where a friend wants a house-sitter.
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| "They're English – you don't know them" |
She is very evasive when asked about this friend; “They’re English – you don’t know them,” she tells Jason.
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| "What's wrong, Sara?" |
He can tell that something is wrong,
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| Sara is about to explain |
as can Kelly, and Sara takes a deep breath before explaining.
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| Mathew comes out of APD |
Mathew comes out of APD and Aled asks him if they sell bulbs; Mathew replies that they do not, but then calls him back.
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| "Are you and your father close?" |
“Are you and your father close?” Mathew enquires.
Aled answers, “If you want to know what is going on –
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| "I don't know anything, right?" |
“I don’t know anything, right? I haven’t spoken to him – I don’t even know where he is.” Mathew warns that if Dylan should contact him, he should steer clear, and has something to tell Aled.
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| Izzy is watching |
They go inside the shop, and Izzy is watching.
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| "Daf and his cronies are still out there" |
Sara has told her story; “I don’t know where Dylan is, but Daf and his cronies are still out there.”
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| "Why haven't the cops arrested him?" |
Kelly wonders why the cops have not arrested him, as Sara has given them evidence.
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| "Daf made it clear to me what would happen" |
“They want me to testify – and Daf has made it abundantly clear what will happen if I do that,” she continues,
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| She shows them the burn on her arm |
showing them her arm.
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| "You must have known this would happen" |
Jason is furious; “You must have known this would happen if you reported Daf!
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| "What are you doing, Sara?" |
“What are you doing?” She shouts that she thought she was doing the right thing, but he reminds her, “It’s not just your own life you’ve put in danger!”
“And the cops can’t do anything, like?”asks Kelly.
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| "I'm going to Australia" |
Sara says they offered her witness protection, but she said no; she maintains that she does not want to lose her freedom, and is going to Australia.
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| "You are joking?" |
Jason initially thinks that she is joking,
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| "I'll be safe out there" |
but she sobs, “I’ll be safe out there!”
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| "But it's the other side of the world!" |
Kelly points out the obvious fact that it is the other side of the world, and
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| "What's happening to Ifan?" |
“Hold on!” says Jason, “What’s happening to Ifan?”
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| "He'll be going with me" |
She replies that he will be going with her, but he is vehemently opposed to this; “Sara, no!” She pleads that she is his mother,
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| "I'm his father! This is his home!" |
and he counters with, “I’m his father! This is his home!”
“Jason, I can’t go without him!” cries Sara, “Please don’t make this more difficult than it needs to be!” He informs her that she is the one who got herself into this mess.
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| "I have to go today – now!" |
“It won’t be for ever – but I have to go today – now!” she squeals, “Listen, once I’ve settled, you can come out, and we can organise something that’s fair on you, me and Ifan.”
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| "Do I get a chance to see him?" |
“Do I get a chance to see him before you go?” asks Jason, and it is evident that Kelly also feels his pain.
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| "Of course – come round later" |
Sara replies of course he can, telling him to call round later.
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| "Jason – if there were any other way . . ." |
“Jason – if there were any other way . . .” she begins, then rushes from the house.
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| Kelly and Jason look at each other |
Kelly and Jason are left looking at each other.
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| "Do you think Dad's dodgy?" |
Aled arrives at number 10, and tells Tesni, “You’ve known Dad a lot longer than I have – do you think he’s dodgy? A drug dealer?”
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| "That's stupid!" |
She regards this as stupid. “Mathew thinks he is – and he says the acid attack was Dad’s fault,”
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| "Someone was trying to get revenge on Dad" |
Aled continues, “Someone was trying to get revenge on Dad by hurting Guto, but they got the wrong person.”
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| "Garry's behind all this" |
Tesni regards this as a total fantasy, and is certain that Garry is behind all this; “He’s trying to turn everyone against Uncle Dyl rather than him.”
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| "Dad said Dad was bad news" |
Aled is confused; “Tyler always said Dad was bad news.”
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| "He owns Tapas, not a drug empire!" |
Tesni points out that he owns Tapas, not a drug empire. Then he reveals, “My Mam was a drug dealer – so how do we know it wasn’t Dad who got her into it? Perhaps it’s connected.”
She is quite adamant that it cannot be true; “And Mam will say exactly the same thing!” Aled does not know what to believe, but Tesni is quite convinced,
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| "None of that is true, OK?" |
“None of that is true, OK? Drug dealer!” she sneers, dismissively.
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| Mathew is upset |
Mathew comes into the shop flat and Izzy asks if he wants a cup of tea; he refuses the offer, but he does not want to tell her what is the matter.
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| "Has Aled upset you?" |
“Has Aled upset you?” she enquires, “I saw you earlier – Math, what’s going on?”
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| "I've found out who was responsible" |
After a pause, he tells her, “I’ve found out who was responsible for the acid attack.”
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| Ffion posts a letter |
Ffion has just posted a letter in the pillar box and is passing the Deri when Anita comes out;
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| "Have you been telling people it's over between Siôn and me?" |
“Ffion, I want a word with you – why have you been telling people that it’s over between Siôn and me?”
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| "I didn't know it was a secret" |
Ffion replies that she did not know that it was a secret,
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| "It's nobody else's business" |
but Anita scowls, “It’s nobody’s business but Siôn’s and mine!”
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| "I'm doing you a favour, Anita" |
“From what I see, I’m doing you a favour, Ffion answers, it’s better that people know – you should thank me.
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| "Unless you want him back?" |
“Unless you want him back – is that why you haven’t told anyone?” Anita makes it very clear that is not what she wants; she thought she could trust Ffion, but was evidently wrong.
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| "Next time you think about doing me a favour . . ." |
“Next time you think about doing me a favour – just don’t, OK?” she snarls, and off she goes in a huff.
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| Sara is busy, packing |
At number 9, Sara is hurriedly packing for herself and Ifan; Cassie asks if she needs any help, but everything is under control. “It will be strange without you,” says Cassie, and Sara apologises for the short notice.
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| "I can't understand why it's so sudden" |
“I can’t understand why it is so sudden – and to Mid-Wales?” Cassie adds, “There’s nothing there for you and little Ifan.” Sara says it pays better than working in the Deri.
“I’m sure that Jason will find it strange without you,” Cassie goes on, “He adores that little boy.”
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| "Ifan worships him as well" |
Sara points out that Ifan worships him as well, and makes the excuse that the taxi will not be long,
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| "I'll go back upstairs" |
so Cassie will go back upstairs.
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| Sara looks at Ifan and his father . . . |
Sara has been made to think, and looks at a photograph of Ifan with his father,
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| . . . and becomes very emotional |
which brings tears to her eyes.
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| Tesni has some news |
Tesni is on the phone, being informed that her mother is speaking to the police; “When can we come to see her?” she asks, “Has she said anything about what happened? Thank you.”
She tells Aled that her mother is better, she can talk, and the police had been with her since lunchtime;
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| "She doesn't remember anything" |
“But she doesn’t remember anything.” Neither of them know what to think.
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| "Did you happen to see Cassie or Ffion?" |
Siôn returns to Y Felin, with a headache; Anita wants to know, “Did you happen to see Cassie or Ffion while I was away? It’s just that I told Ffion about you and me – that we’re not together any more. She’s told Cassie, who has probably told everyone in the Deri.”
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| "So?" |
Siôn wonders what she is concerned about it;
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| "Doesn't it worry you?" |
“Doesn’t it worry you that our relationship is being discussed?” Anita demands, and he replies that does not,
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| "The relationship's been over since Christmas" |
reminding her that their relationship has been over since Christmas, and it is about time that people found out.
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| "All I want is an early night" |
“Now, I’ve had a long day – all I want is a paracetamol and an early night,” he tells her;
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| Anita wears her 'offended' look |
she is obviously offended, as usual.
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| "I thought I'd managed to get over it" |
“I really thought I’d finally managed to get over it,” Mathew tells Izzy; she points out it is only natural that finding out who did it to him makes the feelings resurface.
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| "I'm just angry, you know?" |
“I’m just angry, you know – how many times have I seen Dylan? He has never apologised for what happened – and he knew the truth!
“You know, he was there that night, looking after me, – you’d think that finding out would be a relief, but I feel worse now than I did before!”
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| "At least, now we know the truth" |
She points out that at least they know the truth.
"All I want to do is punish the swine!"
All Mathew wants to do now is to punish the swine who did this to him – “But he’s not here, is he?”
"We were supposed to finish the jigsaw"
Outside number 9, the luggage is being packed into the taxi, and Jason says that Ifan wants to take a couple of extra items. “I’ve packed the jigsaw – we were supposed to finish it by the end of the week, but you can do it with him now.
"Things haven't been good between us"
“Sara, I know things haven’t been good between us, but I just . . .”
Sara takes Ifan's case out of the taxi
She reaches into the taxi and takes out Ifan’s case;
"I'm going to leave Ifan here with you"
“You can finish the jigsaw,” she tells him, “I’m going to leave Ifan here with you.”
"Are you sure, Sara?"
He asks if she is sure, and she assures him, “I’m not going to punish you for this mess – but I want you to make sure that he comes to no harm.
"Tell him every day that Mami loves him"
“And I want you to tell him every day that Mami loves him more than the whole world. I’ll be back at some point – I don’t know when – when it’s safe.”
Jason promises they will have to do Zoom and FaceTime every night. “Sara, I’ll make sure he knows this wasn’t your choice, OK?”
She turns to Ifan
Sara turns to Ifan, who is looking through the window;
"Mami loves you"
“Mami loves you,” she says, through her tears,
Sara gets into the taxi . . .
then gets into the taxi
. . . which leaves the village
and leaves the village.
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