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Vitals?
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Twenty-three at 50 bpm.
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Final incision.
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That's it.
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Both twins are stable.
Congratulations, Dr. Farrow.
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Congratulations.
Thanks.
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Pleasure to watch you.
You really pulled that back.
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- No, it was a team effort, really.
No, it's your name in lights.
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- Enjoy it.
- Thanks, mate.
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Hello, handsome.
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- Well done, darling.
I'm starving.
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Could have got a taxi.
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You wouldn't have got a kiss
from the driver.
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- You're not gonna get one now.
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Jay's coming up tomorrow too.
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Hmm.
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We might get a bit more out of him
about his latest.
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Sally said that she's someone older
but didn't... didn't say anything else.
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You know what Jay is like.
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What happened to the last one?
Portia? She's long gone.
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For God's sake,
what do you two talk about?
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Don't suppose there's anywhere
we could stop for a drink?
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- No!
- Please!
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No.
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- We have to get up to my dad's.
Okay.
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This weekend's about celebrating you,
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whether you like it or not.
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Getting out to the countryside
will do us all some good.
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Think Edward'll have
a bottle open?
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I doubt it.
He'll probably be asleep.
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You should try
to have a lie-in tomorrow.
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You've had an enormous few weeks.
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Morning, Jay.
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Morning, Gramps.
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Still driving that old banger?
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You saying I can have one
of those beauties you keep in the garage?
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No! Not if you're gonna
look after them like that.
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Well, you look shattered.
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- Morning, Mum.
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What she means is, you look like shit.
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Thank you, Sally.
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So, did you get any sleep at all
last night?
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I'm ignoring you.
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- Coffee on?
Not enough for you.
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Not enough? Wow.
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I'm not accepting any of this.
I need more details.
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When are we gonna meet her?
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There's no way
I'm exposing her to you lot.
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- I actually like her.
- Oh, you like her!
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Yes, I do. Bloody hell.
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- Then tell me her name.
- No!
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He's still pissed off
we scared the last one away.
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Turn this up. I want to hear it.
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...operation was an unreserved success.
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Surgeon William Farrow expects the twins
to go on and live long and full lives.
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- Our reporter...
There he is!
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Yes, all right. Yes.
- Morning.
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Oh, turn that off.
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Eggs for the man of the hour.
- No, thank you, Edward.
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The junior doctor group chat's
on fire.
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Thrilled for you.
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There you go.
- Hey!
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My wonderful, talented man.
- Morning, love.
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Wednesday's party will be,
uh, a good chance
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to bring you into the House of Commons
to discuss the advisory position.
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Don't remember agreeing to this, Edward.
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You should both come
to the press launch.
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Health tsar. It suits you.
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I'm gonna be in chambers.
I'll join you as soon as I can escape.
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- Sounds like I don't have much choice.
- Reap the rewards of your successes.
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A?
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A... A... A... A... A... Amy?
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No.
Anna?
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Shut up.
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Anna Barton!
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- What?
- Anna Barton. Jay's girlfriend.
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Anna Barton! Oh, I knew you'd break!
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You didn't stand a chance
against our own fucking Sherlock Holmes!
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- She wore me down.
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Thought you were made of sterner stuff.
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You can talk! As if you wanna go
to a drinks party in Parliament.
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He wore me down.
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- Health tsar? That's very nice.
- Yeah, hugely influential.
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- Mm-hmm. You'll be PM by next year.
- It doesn't quite work like that.
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That would be handy. You could fast track
my funding for the stem cell trials.
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That'll be my priority when I take power.
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- I should hope so.
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Thanks to Edward
for hosting us tonight,
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{\an8}and a special thank you
to the clinicians here
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{\an8}who are going to lead
our new approach on urgent care.
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{\an8}Please make full use
of the well-stocked bars.
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- Thank you so much for coming, Mel.
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It's really appreciated.
What do you make of it? I...
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Hey, William. Uh...
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- Sorry?
What do you make of it?
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- Uh, excuse me, one moment.
Of course.
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Sir.
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Thank you.
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Hello.
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I'm Anna. I'm Anna Barton.
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I'm William Farrow.
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You're Jay's father.
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That's right.
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He's really proud of you.
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Well...
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...he's been pretty secretive about you.
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- Think he's worried about introducing us.
- Oh. Should he be?
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I've been hoping we'd meet
since he told me who you were.
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Oh?
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The operation.
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To separate the twins.
What an incredible achievement.
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How strange.
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Is that for me?
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- I'm going to go now.
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That's what I said to her.
I was like...
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You were supposed to wait until I arrived
before you lost control of your senses.
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- How much have you had to drink?
- No, I'm... I'm fine.
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I've had the day from hell,
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so I'm not fussed about staying
if you're not.
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I know
how much you hate these things.
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I'm fine.
Just had one drink too many.
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All right.
Hello.
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Where to?
Queen's Park, please.
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Apparently, Jay's new girlfriend
was supposed to be there tonight.
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You didn't happen
to bump into her, did you?
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Wouldn't know what she looked like.
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Jay. Jay.
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Will?
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Come to bed.
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I wasn't sure if I should wake you.
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I can categorically say
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that you can always,
always wake me for that.
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Okay, look.
- Mm-hmm?
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We've been seeing each other
for a few months now.
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Mm-hmm?
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And...
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I'm afraid I've come
to this really difficult conclusion
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that...
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I think it's time you meet my family.
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You bastard!
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This weekend?
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- If you think it's too soon--
- No.
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I'd like to.
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We should make it a lunch thing
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'cause Grandad,
he does a really good Sunday roast.
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Jay, it's me.
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Uh...
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Just call me back, okay?
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Hello.
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Hello. Who is this?
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It's me.
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I'm coming to lunch next Sunday.
I wanted you to know.
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Thank you.
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Goodbye.
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Anna,
it's so nice to meet you at last.
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Don't be too intense, Mum.
Don't be silly, Jay.
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We went with the lamb.
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I did ask Jay if you ate meat,
but he never replies to my texts.
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Thanks.
I love lamb.
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Oh, good. Where's my husband?
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Too rude to come and say hello.
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Why are you lurking up there? Come say hi.
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He's had a very busy week.
Um, Anna, this is William.
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Hello, William.
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Hello, Anna.
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Make sure she gets a drink.
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Jay, come with me.
You can help lay the table.
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You okay?
Yeah, fine.
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Hope Gramps hasn't burned it.
Don't be ridiculous.
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What would you like to drink?
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Hmm. What would you like me to drink?
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Dad?
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- You must be Anna. I'm Sally.
Hi.
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Come on, I'll show you around.
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Lovely house.
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- Anna, will you have some more wine?
- Yes. And the food was delicious, Ingrid.
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Well, you've Dad to thank
for that. I just peel the potatoes.
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With great precision!
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A surgeon and a barrister's
a recipe for late night takeaways
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and not much else, I'm afraid.
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You work at the Foreign Office?
Mm. Yes. Ben Collier's team.
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Oh, Ben. Bit of a reputation, I think.
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Oh. I know. Don't worry.
Nothing I can't handle.
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- So, Anna, where did you study?
I did politics at Leeds.
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Did you join the Civil Service
straight away?
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Mum! We can print you off her CV
if you like?
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- Sorry, Anna.
- Don't be.
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I hear we were at the same party
last week. What did you make of it?
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Oh. If I'm honest, I tend to try
and avoid those kind of work events.
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But in the end, I was glad I went.
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Oh, yes, Edward, it was a lovely party.
Thank you for inviting me along.
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Thank you.
- Well, I'm sorry I missed you.
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- You finished?
Mm.
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Anyway, um, much more thrillingly,
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Jay tells me
that you're planning a trip to Paris.
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Mm-hmm.
- Yes. A long weekend.
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Oh wow.
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- It's one of my favorite cities.
So romantic.
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Where shall I put these?
- Just here, thanks.
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Bye.
Bye, Anna.
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- There we go.
Hmm.
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She actually seemed quite nice.
- I thought she was charming.
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Yes. Very in control.
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She's so much older than him.
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That's not unusual.
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She gives me, I don't know,
this strange feeling.
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Don't worry. I doubt it'll last.
They never do with him, do they?
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Did you see how he was with her though?
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Maybe it's just sex.
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What are you looking like that for?
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Of course they're shagging.
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God, Will, you can't be that shocked.
Jay's had more women than--
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Than me.
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I should hope so.
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And aren't I the lucky one
that you stopped with me?
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- Good night.
- Night, love.
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- What a weekend.
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Yeah.
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Can you put the kettle on?
- Mm-hmm.
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Paging Dr Gordon.
Dr Gordon, please report to reception.
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You gonna get that?
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Hello?
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It's me.
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4:30.
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Send me your address.
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Stable.
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Checking your name's
still in the headlines?
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Is everything okay?
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Yeah, just family stuff.
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Right.
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Yes.
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♪ Hello, stranger... ♪
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♪ It seems so good to see you back again ♪
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♪ How long has it been? ♪
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♪ It seems like a mighty long time ♪
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♪ Shoo-bop, shoo-bop, my baby, ooh ♪
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♪ It seems like a mighty long time ♪
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♪ Oh-ooh-oh, I-- ♪
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Hey.
Hey.
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- Sorry I kept you.
It's all right.
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Tough day?
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Awful.
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So?
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I presume this isn't just
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because you're desperate
for a drink with your old man.
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I'm all ears.
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Mum's not keen on Anna, is she?
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Why do you say that?
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Well,
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we're all so close,
and Anna's family isn't.
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I think she doesn't feel comfortable
with us yet.
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Ah.
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Maybe... she's just worried
that you're rushing into things.
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I'm sure Mum likes Anna.
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Do you?
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Doesn't really matter
what either of us think.
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Are you happy?
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Yes. I am.
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I feel this overwhelming need
to be with her...
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...all the time.
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Honestly, that is
the most important thing.
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I'd love
for you to get to know each other.
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♪ From the cradle bars
Comes a beckoning voice ♪
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♪ It sends you spinning ♪
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♪ You have no choice ♪
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♪ You hear laughter
Cracking through the walls ♪
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♪ They send you spinning ♪
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♪ You have no choice ♪
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♪ You hear laughter
Cracking through the walls ♪
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{\an8}♪ It sends you spinning
You have no choice ♪