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Why did he move next door?

Are you okay for drinks?

Oh, no, we're good. Good, thanks.

Yeah, I'm fine.

Oi,

what?

If Gemma found out, we'd invite us a bit on the side.

Hey, be nice.

Come on.

Wow, okay, lots. What culinary delight have you made for us tonight?

We're having... Spelt a pollock in a satay sauce. Oh, my God. It looks

Thank you so much.

It's all Lottie's handiwork. I'm only the humble sous chef.

Lottie is an insect, but you are in for such a treat.

I'm allergic to gluten and I don't eat fish.

What?

I didn't know that. No, I... Well,

perhaps you could pick the vegetable.

We can make you something else, Alyssa. It's no problem. No, it's fine. It's

totally my fault.

Sorry, I keep forgetting there's quite a recent diagnosis.

Oh, of course, yeah.

Must be a right pain.

What happens when you eat it?

Well, it's more of an intolerance. I just... It don't feel good.

Yeah, but... Don, you've got to eat something.

Honestly, I ate earlier. I'll just drink wine. I'm good.

OK.

So, Ben says you work together. That must be intense.

I try to avoid it as much as possible. It's not always possible.

Do you even do operations together?

Like, how's that work? Who's in charge?

Well, um... What?

A surgeon and an anaesthetist are equals on the physical team.

Like all anaesthetists, Jacob is very touchy about his status.

Oh, well, yeah, it's no big deal. We're just in charge of whether you live or

die.

But no, seriously, I mean, my job's there.

99 % boredom, 1 % panic.

In answer to your question, yes, the surgeon is always in charge during an

operation. And yes, he does exactly as I tell him.

Wow. At home and at work.

Well, you see, the key to our marriage is I let Lottie think she's in charge,

but really, it's me.

Don't seem like it to me.

All right.

Oh, my God.

So how long you two been together?

Well, our 20 -year anniversary's coming up. Oh, my God, he's remembered.

Probably about the same year you were born, isn't it?

Not quite.

This is sensational.

I'm sorry if I was a bit rude.

Oh, it's fine.

Look, it's not personal. You seem like a really nice girl. I'm not a girl. I'm a

grown woman.

Not in his eyes.

Who pissed on your chips?

You know, if you don't eat carbs because you don't want a fat arse, you should

just be honest and say so.

Ladies. Hey.

How's everything going?

Oh, lads, come on. Let me, um, please, let me do the working out. You've

it. Don't mind the scene here. That's all going in the dishwasher. We're all

good, Ben.

Really? Yeah.

OK. Um... OK.

All right?

Yeah.

Charlotte and I were just discussing her forthright views on fat arses and

carbs.

What's all the ruddy noise?

Oh, Dad, I thought you'd gone to bed.

Come on, Henry. Let's get you back upstairs, right? Don't you tell me what

do, young man.

Hello, Henry.

It's me. It's Ben.

Who?

Ben. How are you?

Oh, I've never been better.

How are the girls, Gemma?

Such lovely daughters.

Oh, Henry, sorry, no. Actually, this is Alyssa.

Biggie, heck.

Her name's Gemma, and you're married, and you have two beautiful daughters.

Ben had a roving eye, but you tamed him, didn't you, Gemma?

Okay. I think we're going to get you up to bed, Dad. Come on.

Get you all comfy.

In a second, sure.

God, she was awful.

You've got to accept the fact that he's moved on, all right?

Here you go.

Thanks.

Why do you think he's in love?

I don't know.

Maybe he is.

I'm sure I'm taking things extremely personally.

But Gem's my best friend.

I don't know why you're being so moralistic about an age gap.

I mean, who cares?

It's just you laying the groundwork so you can hook up with a younger model.

God, no. Can't be arsed.

I'm exhausted enough as it is.

I hope you're not too exhausted.

Lottie, it's not even sex Wednesday.

Don't mock my sex schedule. I'm a very busy woman.

This should be a better offer.

I couldn't possibly come in.

Oh, God.

Hi,

Brandon. Hi, Brandon.

What's his blood oxygen level?

Yeah, OK, yeah, I'm coming in.

Yeah, I'll be there as soon as I can. Bye.

Sorry. Okay.

Here you go.

Have a nice time with him. Thank you.

Sorry. It's all right.

Didn't he get back?

Was it a late one?

Isn't it always?

Tricky patient, but we got there.

I think they're keeping the street pervert busy.

I don't know.

I feel quite sorry for him.

He must be pretty lonely.

Thanks, Emma.

Oh, please tell me I don't have her.

Bad news?

Oh, God.

Who the hell is Mia Eldergaard?

She's probably some agency nurse who doesn't know how to hold a skull. See

at the theatre.

Yep.

Thanks.

Oh, this is Leo. Hello.

Hi.

Pleasure to meet you.

Pleasure to meet you.

And this is Spock.

Spock. Single -pointed contact. This is where you'll get your schedule for your

day, liaise with colleagues, deal with admin queries.

It's entirely your responsibility to know when and where you're needed. Are

clear? Of course.

Oh, and down there on the right are the consultants' offices. Please do not

disturb the doctors in their office unless it's urgent or you have an

appointment.

Are you listening?

Do not disturb doctors in their office unless it's urgent or I have an

appointment.

Where was it you were from?

Sweden?

Norway.

Well, you might think that makes you exotic, but we have our thoughts in

so don't go thinking you're special.

I wouldn't do that.

Everybody, this is Mia, our new squad nurse from Sweden.

There is tea and coffee available, but you will have to bring in your own mug

we are trying to cut down on our use of plastic.

Unwashed mugs will be confiscated.

Hello. Hi. I'm Yvonne.

Mia. Would you like a nice cup of tea?

I'm more of a coffee girl, but I don't have my own mug.

We've got plenty to go round.

Well, hello, fair Scandi maiden.

Hi. I'm Jaden.

You know, the hideous old windbag.

So you're from Sweden?

No, I'm actually from Norway.

City called Trondheim.

And you?

Oh, I'm a Londoner born and bred.

But I have been up north for a long time now.

Nice accent.

And you, where are you from?

Christ, sorry.

Oh, sorry.

It's fine. It's okay.

Go and get changed.

Morning. I'm Mia.

Mia Eldergaard.

You're in my theatre today.

Do you have experience as a cardiac scrub nurse?

Plenty.

Back in Norway.

Sure, but I imagine our systems are different.

Norwegians have hearts, too.

Can't imagine it's that different.

Well, I will see you in theatre for the team brief.

Preferably with some clothes on.

Sure. Please do not address your surgeon in that tone.

Particularly not in your underwear.

Morning, Gloria.

Come along, snuffle.

Nothing to see here.

You missed a load.

Henry. Oh, my name's Ebony.

You're doing a grand job.

Well, my supervisor will be along soon to tell me different.

How much more of this nonsense?

Another 19 hours, and then I'm a fully rehabilitated citizen.

Not that the street will say it that way.

Well, more fool them.

How about a sarnie?

Did you make me one this time?

Hammer pick a lily, you said?

Ruddy marvellous.

I'll tell your daughter I'm feeding you.

She won't take kindly to you wandering the streets to see me.

I'm so bloody bored, Alan.

Bored out my mind.

I know that feeling.

This witch -ass Sally had already up and come back.

Sally's not here anymore, Henry.

Do you remember?

Oh.

That's awfully sad, isn't it?

It is.

Morning,

team.

Joel MacMillan, signing off.

Hi.

Nice to meet you. We have three patients today. First up, coronary artery bypass

grafting, followed by an aortic valve replacement, and finally a

pericardiectomy. Any patient concerns?

Yeah, I'm a little concerned about the airway of the last patient. He has COPD

grade 3, so it might be a difficult airway.

I might be needed on site post -op, so if we could move in for first up. I'm

afraid not.

Sorry if that means you need to work late.

Why not?

Because I would like Brandon to lead on the bypass grafting, so I think it's

important we get that one out of the way.

What do you think, Brandon? Are you ready to lead?

Absolutely.

Great.

I'm needed in ITU.

You know what you're doing?

I'll be back to discuss the grafting plan we made with Angio.

Got it.

So, Mia, let me show you how it's done.

Suction, please.

How was your weekend?

Yeah, not bad.

Smashing marathon training.

Did an 18 -mile on Sunday.

What do you mean?

More gauze, please.

Doctor? Do you need the leader clip? The patient looks oozy.

Doctor?

Suction, please.

I need more light. I can't see what's bleeding.

Give me two units of blood, be quick.

His mean pressures are low, giving us more balls of adrenaline to try and get

control.

Get Miss Roberts back in there immediately.

You really should try the ligar clip.

They're telling me it won't work at the suprasternal vein.

Shh.

Where's the bleed?

What's going on?

Bleeding from the suprasternal vein. Or it could be anomalous veins. I've only

made it worse. Can we cut the alarms, please?

Don't do anything.

More gauze and hold pressure. Yeah. Orange ligar clip.

You burned the vein and then retracted. You should have clipped it.

Mia, get me two ovicle.

Mia, next one.

When you cut a vessel, you must always remember there are two parts.

Great, Mia. Help me retract the incision.

I see you've kept the orange clips. Good thinking.

That looking good here?

Main pressure is good.

Really great work.

Thanks, Sergeant.

More suction.

Oh. Oh, shit.

Has he seen someone?

Got a really smug look on him.

What's happening with the divorce? Is it definite?

Oh, yeah.

He's on the fast track out of a 15 -year marriage.

Girls are so upset.

I'm so sorry.

You see the corporate types around the department?

Yeah, yeah, I certainly did.

Investors for the new ink. Thank you.

The Pandian Foundation.

I'm afraid we're going to be seeing a lot more of them.

Great.

Well, do you know them?

One of the sons, Begley.

Really? Oh, well, look, in that case, let me introduce you because, well, it's

really between you and me.

Newman's going to need a clinical director.

Could it mean working with the Pannier family?

In an ideal world, yeah, why would that be a problem?

You know, I appreciate the thought, but I don't think I could be bothered with

the extra paperwork.

Really? OK, I thought you'd jump at that chance. Sorry.

Sorry.

Who's that?

Mia. She's a new nurse.

Very talented, actually.

Is she, indeed.

Right.

Hi.

Hi.

I'm Mia.

Gemma. Senior management.

I watch what you say.

We just had our first op.

Together.

You were very good, save do you know who's bacon.

It was nothing.

So are you settling in then?

Yeah, but I'm desperate to find a place to rent.

Do you know anywhere good?

There's that house next to you, where the gun -toting schoolteacher used to

live. Gun -toting?

You should tell her the whole story one day. It's a wild ride.

And it's definitely available?

Not on a nurse's pay grade.

What she means is it's quite fancy around her where... No offence.

None taken.

I feel like she's giving me the eye.

Doctors and nurses tend to stick to their own socially.

So, I'm not supposed to sit here?

I wouldn't get on the wrong side of an app.

Oh, sorry.

Fine, stay where you are.

She broke my heart, and now she mends them.

Dr. Charlotte Roberts, look at you.

Oh, my God, Leo.

Wow, it's been... how long?

A little while.

I always meant to get in touch.

I'll go there, eh?

So, consultant Virgin Hotshot.

Oh, you can talk.

You live quite the life.

You big globe -trotter. I've seen the pictures.

Oh, so you've been stalking me on socials. Ah, I might have.

Well, anyway, I'm back.

How come?

Dad will.

Like, probably he'll.

You've just been admitted here, actually.

Getting the best care, of course.

Oh, that's good to hear.

Well, I'll let you get on.

Life's to save, no doubt.

I'll see you soon.

You will.

How are we feeling?

It's okay. We'll be fine for a minute.

On scale 1 to 10, how much pain are you in right now?

Eight.

Pain and a half.

Okay, well, let's see if we can get that down a bit.

I'm going to look after you.

Yep.

And this is the front?

Yes. Okay.

Bye. Thank you. Bye.

Hi.

Hi.

Thank you so much for the recommendation. I love it.

You don't mind, do you?

As soon as I saw it, I knew I have to have it.

Perfect.

Well, welcome to the street.

Thanks. Can I give you a hand with anything?

No, I only have one suitcase.

I left most of my stuff back home.

Okay, well, I will let you settle in.

Thanks.

I just moved into 49.

I'm Alan.

Number 37.

It's really nice of you to be doing that.

Do you fancy a coffee? You look like you could use a break.

I'd better get on.

I won't buy. I'm just being friendly.

Come on!

Listen, Mia.

Everyone will tell you, so I might as well tell you myself.

My endeavours out there aren't entirely public -spirited.

It's community service.

I know.

You threw it on your bed.

I don't need to know why.

We've all done things.

It's like Fort Knox in here.

Knox everywhere.

What's that Pete's doing?

No, I've just had them fitted.

Very sensible.

Keep people out.

Anything I can keep an eye out for?

It's all right.

Thanks, Alan.

Glad to have made my first friend on the street.

Bloody hell.

I know, right?

That's a bit keen.

Totally weird. She barely knows me and Gemma was just joking.

I don't know.

Maybe we're just being buttoned up and British about it.

With the totally normal behaviour back in Norway.

Maybe.

I don't know. I'm not impressed.

Anyway, how the hell can she afford that on a nurse's salary?

Well, I guess we'll find out more now that she's our neighbour.

Yeah.

Anyway, you won't complain.

A hot young nurse to ogle at next door.

Oh, I'm too classy to ogle.

You are not.

Well, she's actually obsessed with you.

She's a stalker.

She's run away from the icy fjords to haunt you.

Stop that.

New Earth, his dad wants a cuppa.

Damn, I think I've left the tea bags in the car. Can you get them?

Lottie?

with him through.

Oh, no, it's fine. I'm just glad he's okay.

Dad. Oh. Hey.

I thought he was our house. No, it's fine, Dad. Nobody minds.

Come on. Can I offer anyone anything to drink?

No, thank you. We need to get him back. Come on, Dad.

Well,

you know what? Why don't you stay and have a drink and I'll get him back.

Come on, Henry. Let's get you home. Don't you tell me what to do, lad.

I'll be back there, all right? Dad, I'll be there in a minute, okay?

I feel sorry about Oliver.

Don't be.

You must be really worried about him.

Yeah.

The good days were outweighing the bad until recently, but he's definitely

getting worse.

I'm sorry.

I never got you anything. What would you like?

A glass of water.

So what brought you here?

Just wanted a change and I've always fancied living in the UK.

Why Leeds?

Actually, it was a fast hospital that accepted my application.

But also, fun fact, my dad was a big Leeds United fan.

So I grew up hearing about all the players, like Harry Kuehl.

Lucas Raderby.

Well, he can catch a match when he visits.

You know, that won't be happening.

Wow, that's vintage.

They still make those.

Yeah, I don't do modern tech.

Really? Yeah, I hate it all. I'm not on social media or anything.

That's pretty unusual for someone your age.

Come on.

There can't be that much of an age gap between us.

I will take the compliment.

You were gone a while.

Just being friendly.

So is she a stalker or not?

Haven't worked that out yet.

How's Dad?

He's gone to bed.

I think he had a bit of a fright when he realised he'd gone to the wrong house.

Lottie. Don't.

We can't avoid it any longer.

You've never liked him. You just want him out of the way. Hey, that is not

You know it's the other way around.

I've always liked your dad.

He just thinks you could have done better.

He doesn't mean all that.

I think that I'm a grown -up. I can cope with your dandy difference.

But we are two very busy people with stressful jobs.

And he needs round -the -clock supervision.

We can't provide.

Look.

He's not getting any better.

So let's just do it now while he can still adjust to living in a new place.

But you speak English, right?

Maybe.

Let's do that then.

And start over. So, my name is... I'm Isaac,

I'm a psychologist, and I'm here to help you.

We're not going far.

Do you want to sit in the front?

Here we are, Dad.

Your new home.

Looks awful.

And this is your corridor, Henry.

Where I know you're going to make lots of new friends.

Sally won't stand for this.

Mum's not here anymore, remember, Dad?

She won't stand for it.

You won't stand for it. Calm down.

It's a big move, Henry.

And it will take a bit of getting used to.

But we're all here to help you settle in.

Shall we get you a cup of tea?

Can we do that?

Nice cup of tea.

Hey.

Hi. Um, I, um, I heard about your dad.

And, um, I thought you might need cheering up or something.

Well, I've already got one of those on the go.

But, um... Yeah, do come in.

If this is why you came round, I would have been forced to watch a shitty rom

-com. Well, then I clearly came at the right time.

Oh, exactly.

Cheers. Cheers.

Jacob not in?

No, he's out with the lads.

Who's that?

Oh, an old flame from back in the day.

You look so beautiful.

And so fun.

Yeah, look at me now.

Sat on my sofa alone drinking wine.

Well, if you're missing your youth, let's go find it.

And do what?

Go out.

Oh, God, no thanks.

I'm really not in the mood. I can get you in the mood.

I'm not even dressed right.

Well, then go get dressed. I can wait.

Come on, show me the city.

Honestly, I am so out of touch. I wouldn't even know where to go.

Some doctors mentioned a couple of bars we could try.

I'm serious. Let me cheer you up.

Just wondering You

know

It's exactly how I feel. I don't want to be responsible for another human for

the rest of my life. Exactly.

Thank you.

Honestly, wait till you get to my age. People are so rude. They just ask you

outright. Why don't you have any kids? People regret it when you're older. That

is so fucking rude.

So fucking rude. Unbelievable. Oh, thank you. Oh, no, no. Yes, yes, yes.

Uh -huh. Cheers.

Cheers.

Oh, I'm too old for this. Oh, you've got to... What's going on about being old?

It's ridiculous.

You're young and you're hot.

Actually, I learned a new saying the other day, which is, in for a pound, in

a penny.

It's in for a penny.

Oh, yes.

Sorry, of course, yeah. In for a penny, in for a pound. In for a penny. Woo!

Look who's there.

What the hell?

Yeah, Brandon did say they might end up here.

I see you've got a better offer than a knife to hand by yourself.

You guys have been at it.

I'm fine.

Don't judge her. I'm a very bad influence.

I'm just jealous you got her to go out drinking.

She always says no to me. I do not.

Tell me when I'm going to drink.

Well, you're here now, so we'll have three months in Bucca's place.

Maybe one of those guys that just knows how handsome he is.

I like it.

What am I supposed to say to that?

I don't know.

You make a really cute couple.

Oh, shit.

I've got to go show some place. I'm supposed to be in a lot of my health.

Hey, where's the infant?

What's your sex life like?

You are very forward. Do you know that?

So I've been forward.

Is that a Norwegian thing or a Mia thing or?

I suppose.

So go on, tell me. I bet it's pretty good.

What do you guys get up to? I'm not getting into this.

I have to be your boss at work.

Hey, what on earth is Lockie doing with that now?

Yeah, she's our new neighbour.

Your neck of the woods.

How's she paying for that?

Lockie thinks it's a bit weird.

I mean, I do too, I suppose, but that's kind of interesting, right?

Is it?

I mean, like, what's she doing here?

Hmm.

Right, you want another?

Oh, okay. Okay.

Home time. Sorry.

Home time, I think. And perhaps you should take Lottie with you because she

embarrassed herself, okay?

What says the guy? I'm dating a girl young enough to be his daughter.

I'm going to get you a cap.

I can't.