All language subtitles for the_walsh_sisters_s01e03

We turned right onto Harcourt Street.

I thought you could turn right.

I don't know.

What if I pretend to faint and make me
give a start there?

I'll diagnose you with not a chance,
Cinder.

Okay. You can't turn right. No, you
can't, can you?

How's he doing?

He spoke to me. Did you find out?

You can turn right onto Harcourt Street.

It's okay.

Anna said that last night you rang her
you wanted to go to that rehab place.

So I rang this place today. It's called
the Cloister.

I don't need to go to rehab.

Why don't you just go and try it?

Meet your roommate, Jackie.

The doctor says that you probably need
to do IVF, but I don't have ten grand to

just drop at the slight chance of having
a baby.

What is this?

It's my rainy day fund.

You take what you need out of it.

Anna, do you think that he's going to be
up for a wedding in a month?

You know, you might have to push it back
a bit.

Aidan, can you hear me?

How long have you been stopping there?

You're gorgeous.

Not too long.

Ten minutes.

Oh, no, I'm not hungry. Yeah, just take
a bite. No, I'm hungry.

Come on.

Take a bite.

Yes. Sure?

Yeah.

I love you.

I love you. I love you.

Wake up.

Hello, I've been asleep.

A while.

They had us to do it to you.

Where's Aidan?

No. Where's Aidan?

He's gone.

He died.

No.

Aidan's parents are going to take him
back.

To America.

They said they'd... Okay, stop.

Do you have my phone?

Yeah? Yeah.

Ah.

Are you... You okay?

Any questions?

Yeah. Do you have a charger?

I don't.

How's your filming?

Yeah. Thanks.

Did you hear what I said about Aidan? I
did.

We have tickets to Glastonbury, and we
had seven laptops online and two phones

just to get out of the queue.

The music festival.

I know what it is.

Millions of people wanted the tickets,
and we got them.

We went to brunch to celebrate and Aidan
ordered pancakes with bacon, but they

came with bloopers.

He was so confused and annoyed because
giving people things that they didn't

order is inherent waste.

So I ate them.

So this is about the tickets?

Yeah. Millions of people wanted these
tickets.

We got them.

Now we can't go, so it's the right thing
to do.

Ah, love.

It isn't for ages.

There's no rushes. There is, Dad. People
need to make plans.

Can't just rock up to Glastonbury the
day before.

Anna.

Hi. Hey.

Are you OK?

I'm so sorry.

OK? And we're all here.

Well, not literally, but Maggie and
Helen and Mum were at home, but Maggie's

made a rota. Do you know anyone who
wants to go to Glastonbury?

Excuse me.

No, I don't.

Anna.

Are you okay, love?

Aidan's parents said at their church
that they live stream.

So we can all tune into the funeral.

Or could we all go?

You know, be there in person?

Live stream funeral.

Fly with a punctured lobe.

Yeah, I can't use this. Can you have a
marketplace for me?

Marketplace?

I can. I can try. Yeah.

Actually, it's just really bizarre that
this is how you're reacting, Anna.

Aiden. Yeah, well, if you don't like it,
you can leave.

I don't have a problem.

I just, I'm just saying that I think
it's strange you're focusing on concert

tickets. It's a festival.

Um, the hospital has a bereavement team,
the doctor said.

And, um,

maybe... Okay, stop.

Stop, Dad. Don't you say anything else.

Okay? Just leave it, Dad. Just leave it.

Yeah.

Yeah?

Yeah.

Maybe we can talk about this later.

Yeah, give me the phone.

All right.

Thank you.

I'm glad you're reading. You've got a
proper phone.

This is twice.

Go away.

For fuck's sake.

Open the window now, please.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

Open the window. Yeah, yeah, I'm trying,
I'm trying.

You're in a disabled bay.

Visitors are supposed to use the main
car park at the back. Yeah, I'm just

leaving. Well, is that fine?

No, I'm leaving right now.

Well, I have to give you a ticket.

My sister's fiancé just died.

It's not a disability.

It's a tragedy.

There's no parking bay for that.

Ticket. I'm not taking that.

Don't make me call the guards. What's
going on here?

This young lady's being obstructive.

She won't let me go home.

She's in a disabled state. It was a
mistake.

I was in a rush to see Anna. Come on,
Fergus. She's moving away. She didn't

the sign.

Her sister's fiancé just died.

So she said.

I don't make the rules.

Ticket's printed.

Thanks for trying.

You okay?

Yeah.

Awful. You know, for Anna.

There's nothing... Nothing I can do.

It looks like she's got a good family.

Dab her through this.

Yeah.

Right.

Better head away before Fergus comes
back. Yeah.

God forbid I get caught twice in one
day.

Wouldn't be good.

Have a good day.

You too.

At least, uh, try to.

Oh,

for fuck's sake.

I am going!

Good morning, love.

Just logged into our bank account.

Did you rob a credit union?

No.

Dad gave me money in case we need to go
down the IVF route.

IVF? Yeah, if we need to.

Did you tell him we need to?

No.

But...

You know, we might.

We've had one miscarriage, Maggie.

I don't think we should even be thinking
about going down the IVF route.

So when do we get help?

We've been trying for ages and we've
managed one pregnancy that I then lost,

every month my eggs are getting worse,
like I'm ageing.

OK, if we need help, I'm not taking your
father's money. I love your family,

Maggie, but can you imagine if they paid
for our baby, he'd have the child

signed up to the youth wing of Fianna
Fáil before he could even hold his own

hand. It's not funny, Paul. And I'm not
joking.

We'll do it naturally ourselves, promise
me.

Well, if we're doing it naturally, the
acupuncture says I need a different

schedule based on my cycle.

So, like, how about if I put that on a
chart and we can stick it up there and

both see it?

If that's what it takes, yeah.

And tell your father, thank you, but
we've got this.

So am I giving her the letter to read or
am I reading it to her?

People reading it to me gives me the
ick.

It's so performative.

Could you not just remember what you
want to say and say it like?

He'd probably lose track if he gets
emotional, you know?

I have a lot to apologise for.

I don't want to forget something.

I've been awful, in fairness.

I reckon just give her the letter and
let her read it in her own time.

I'd want to see her face, though.

I get it.

Yeah, it's because you both get a kick
out of seeing the forgiveness nuts cross

their face. You narcissists.

She's such a bitch, and yet I can't hate
her.

I can.

I was telling her about Luke throwing
water in my face and not letting me

and she told me I was controlling one.

And threw water at you?

Yeah, while I was asleep.

Was he trying to wake you?

Yeah, but could you not try to wake up
Rachel?

No? Had you taken something?

Tiny sleeping belt.

No, no. Team Luke.

Team Luke.

You were unconscious.

He was terrified.

You can't fool us.

Go on in.

Are you all right there?

These straws are a crime.

Yeah.

But at least you're saving the planet.

Still, though.

Can I hold this drink better than you
can?

You know what? After that comment, I'm
not sure you deserve this.

Every time you get an iced coffee, you
complain about the straw.

Every time.

And you listen.

I do listen.

It's funny how you never remember your
own spare one.

Thank you.

I don't need foresight like that when
I've got you.

Because I'm the best.

Yeah, the best.

Love you.

I love you too.

Raise you to the goal post.

Go.

That's not fair.

I'm healed.

Have you done things for your
significant other that he or she should

for themselves?

Have you ever experienced any health
problems as a result of your significant

other? Have you ever paid a bill for
your loved one? Stop, Lincoln. Stop,

Rachel. When did Rachel start showing
signs of addiction? When did you start

noticing your partner's addictive
behavior? Showing any traits of

your relationship?

Have you, Rachel?

Rachel, answer me. Rachel!

Rachel!

Just the other side. Oh, Jesus Christ.

Oh, my God.

Sorry.

Sorry. Sorry. Oh, God.

My heart.

I can't lock it in here. We're not
prisoners.

Oh, my God.

I'm such an idiot.

If I was smart, I'd come up with some
big metaphor about locking yourself in

because you're too stubborn to turn the
lock.

How's you up?

Can't sleep.

Yeah, same.

Going to go for a walk?

Not sure. There's always a few of us
that can't sleep, so hang out in there.

Sleeping, Addy.

Don't always get on.

Yeah,

I don't know what it is. Like, once I
try and sleep, it's like, remember that

time in fifth class when everyone got a
cupcake, there was none left for you?

Wait, you're telling me that's something
from 15 years ago, as you awake?

Yeah. Double shift.

I don't know if they sent my boyfriend
that, uh, questionnaire.

I'm just worried that leaves me really
cruel when he answers.

You might be.

How do I stop him?

You can't.

He's gonna make me sound like such a
monster.

Why does it matter what a bunch of
addicts think about you?

I just want to explain the questions to
him, you know? How to answer.

In the context of the ISO, like. So
what, you're just going to rock up to

gaffer like 2am and start telling him
how to answer questions to make you look

like a normal person?

Yeah,

when you put it like that, I mean, yeah.

What do you do when your mind won't shut
up?

I mean, when the addict takes over.

Show you.

Actually, look at number three there on
the list.

God, I'm too tired to read.

Number three.

Choose to let go of control.

Okay.

Stand there.

Okay. Right.

So, I'm just going to get you to...
You're just going to turn around, right?

Okay. And you're just going to fall into
my arms.

Oh, okay.

Is that cool? Yeah.

Do you mind if I touch you? No, please.

Whatever, yeah.

Just the shoulders. Okay.

So, turn around.

And then you're just going to, well,
under the arms as well, because you're

going to fall into me. Okay. Well, you
better catch me. Of course I'll catch

you. Because I'll sting you here.

Why wouldn't I catch you? Okay, just let
it go. Okay, okay.

Yeah. Woo!

Nice.

Nice. That was really good. That was
actually really, really good.

There was a little bit of stiffness
there. Mm -hmm. So, it's just like

still kind of holding on.

You're not fully, you're not, look here,
I'll just show you. Okay. Oh. I'll show

you. All right.

So you catch me and just watch how my
body responds. No time to think. Shut

the head. Okay, ready?

Okay, let's go. Ready? Watch my body.

Ow!

Oh, my funny bone!

That's good, Helen. That's good.

Can you tell me a little bit more about
the feelings of anxiety that you

experience when you go into the
lectures?

Um... I don't know, I guess it feels
like I don't want to commit to studying,

because then if I do, I'm just going to
fail, like it happened before, and I'm

not going to say it's going to happen
again.

But I did go in a couple of times this
week, and I felt like it was a bit

better.

But I just don't... Jesus, knock!

Who knocks on a door in their own home?

Shouldn't you be cutting or something?

I am.

In bed?

Yes.

When your father was in college, he was
chained to the library and he had

massive books weighing his back down as
he walked home every day.

Barefoot.

What do you want?

Anna's coming home on Friday.

She'll be back in here?

Of course she is. Where else is she
going to go?

We need to keep an eye on her with that
lung.

She's coming to this room, this bed
which needs to be made up and all that

clutter has to disappear.

All right?

I'm off.

Okay.

What's this?

I was doing this schedule for visiting
Anna and I thought I would make one for

us as well.

Right.

We are having sex every day for a week.

Yeah, more than a week.

But I've put it into your calendar and
it'll just pop up on your screen.

Sex now.

What if I'm in a meeting?

I'm joking.

I'm not going to say that.

It's just my name. Very subtle.

No one will know.

They'll be weird, planning daily sex,
well, you know, with everything that's

going on.

Well, look, I did think about that, but
we're running out of time, Paul. I don't

know what else to tell you. I know,
well, one month.

But you see, it's not one month. This
month it's Anna, next month it'll be

then Claire will lead me to my cake,
then you'll be away from work.

There's always something.

OK, I don't want to upset you. If you
think this is what we should do... I'm

happy to do it, okay?

Yeah, but you think I'm being selfish.

I don't think you've ever been selfish.

See ya.

Bye.

Rachel.

Rachel. Come on, wake up. It's time for
group. Your parents are downstairs.

Josephine is going to get very pissed if
she sees you snuck in a nap.

See why Luke touched water on you.

Come on now.

Time for group. Let's go.

God, I love these.

Mine not so much. It was brutal.

How'd you take it?

Externally, with grace, but internally,
not so well. It's horrendous.

Thanks for coming in, Mr.

and Mrs. Walsh.

We like to start with family, for
context.

No bother.

I see you haven't managed to complete
the questionnaire.

Oh, sorry, yeah, with Anna and
everything... And Jack let the printer

ink, so... It would be good to hear how
you both have experienced Rachel's

addiction. Well, they haven't.

You didn't know it, did you?

I wouldn't have dreamed that a child of
mine... Well, see?

I mean, how could they be impacted by
something they didn't know was

Touche. Jackie.

Rachel, please, stop interrupting.

I'm not interrupting.

You're just putting thoughts in people's
heads.

They didn't know I did drugs, so how
could I have impacted them? You know as

well as I do that the personality, the
attitude of someone in addiction impacts

the whole family.

Mum, people in here have beaten up their
families.

I mean, they've put their parents into
debt with drug dealers who've put petrol

bombs in their letterboxes.

I mean, come on, please tell everyone in
this room that I've never, ever, ever

done anything like that.

Jesus, if she was at that sort of stuff,
we'd have known there was an issue. Oh,

no, we had no idea.

So she's never caused Jenny trouble.
Well, they said no.

That's not what we said. Well, they've
all given us grief at one time or

another.

Go on.

I don't want to dredge up the past and
upset her.

Why? What happens when you upset Rachel?
The leading question is that.

Stop interrupting.

This is quite typical. We've never been
able to have a conversation about

Rachel's troubles without her storming
off.

That's bullshit.

You do storm off quite a bit, Rachel.

Are you seriously adding to this,
Jackie?

I'm sorry.

Well, I'm sorry, Dad.

What do you mean by troubles?

Rachel is a troublemaker. Not in the
petrol bombs or stealing kind of way,

we have been on eggshells around you
since you were a child. Okay, Mary, go

easy. Mrs. Walsh is allowed to express
herself in this room, Mr. Walsh.

For as long as I can remember, it's been
like this.

The success of every occasion depended
on Rachel. If she was happy, we had a

grand old time.

Her mood dictated the mood of the whole
house, the whole car journey, the whole

holiday, whatever it was. That's a lie.

Is he telling me Claire never, ever
threw a drop or stomped around when

left her? Or Helen's constant critique
of everything anyone ever done? It's

different, love.

Everyone has their dramas.

Sure house with that many women, how
could we avoid it?

But when you're upset or hungover, you
can't just let everyone else be. The

whole house, everyone in it, has to bend
to your will.

Do you remember France?

If everyone bent to my will, I wouldn't
have any problems.

And not to lie, you're lying. I didn't
even go to France. You know the holiday

I'm talking about.

This is what we mean, Rachel.

You're...

Intolerance is impossible to live with,
expecting us all to be perfect. Are you

joking?

You think I'm only happy when everyone
else around me is perfect?

Well, no wonder I'm never fucking happy.

Look, maybe this was a bad idea.

We didn't come here to upset her.

Jack, don't do that. Do what?

You always do this. What? You're so
uncomfortable upsetting the guy with

back down. We don't need to be getting
into fights here.

It's not a fight. Sounds like a fight to
me.

Yeah. Calling me intolerant. No, Rachel,
she said you were intolerant.

Oh, shut up, you white beater. I'm not
putting up with this. This is batshit.

She can't say that to them.

Rachel, don't. I'm sorry, don't even
make me out to be some unreasonable

who grew up abusing their poor and meek
parents. You have no idea what it was

like to live with them.

The teeniest mistake was a disaster.

Mum, tell them.

About the time that you abandoned me,
all of us, because I ate Maggie's Easter

egg when I was three. What are you
talking about? I ate Maggie's Easter egg

you left for a week and you didn't come
back. When?

I don't know.

Easter? Grandad died, love.

That's why she left.

I only ever left for a week when my
father died.

And you thought it was your fault?

Yeah, I thought she was angry because I
upset Maggie.

Can you not see from that example alone
how self -centred you are?

Can you not see that as my mother you
should have told me why you laughed and

not left me feeling guilty for 22 years?

For God's sake, Rachel, it's all about
you.

Has it even dawned on you to ask about
Anna or Aidan or what's happened? Mary,

that's enough.

Aidan is dead. He died. He's lying in a
morgue because he was stupid enough to

go and try and collect you from... Mary!

Sit down.

Okay. Can we all just take a second?

He's dead.

What do you mean he's dead?

What do I mean? Dead is dead.

What? But Anna said he was talking.

He was. And now he's dead and you didn't
even think to ask. He was talking. He

was talking and now he's not. Well, why
didn't you tell me?

Anna's okay, love.

Does she want to see me?

Okay. I'm going to finish this session
now.

Everybody.

That kind of information can really
derail a recovery.

We're sorry.

We agreed we wouldn't say it.

Well, keep it from me. You drove me to
it.

Cool.

Blame me.

Shocker.

Don't. It's going to be okay.

It is not.

She'll find her way. Not Rachel.

Us. Jack, I'm sick of seeming like a
viper because you are so, so petrified

people not liking you.

Rachel's going to feel the guilt of
Aidan's death for the rest of her life.

Isn't that enough?

I didn't want to be mean.

You're saying I am.

I didn't say that.

Do you think it?

If you were in my eyes, you wouldn't be

handing me chocolates full of holes. You
need solid chocolate.

You know, when my mom died, I got in bed
surrounded by chocolate.

But then I rolled over in my sleep and
woke up looking like I shit myself.

Wow. That's my mom died.

Finish that sentence, Rachel.

You know, today was tough.

She was mad.

But, uh...

Obviously, she was trying to help. If
you talk to my mother's side, I'm going

switch rooms. My room will be available
soon. I mean, you can book in with John

Joe. Oh, gross.

What you did today was really shit,
Rachel.

Are you seriously having a go at me
after what I've just been through? You

my anonymity. There are rules.

Rules?

You know what else are rules, Neil?

Laws. Like not beating your wife.

I was drunk, I'm an alcoholic, and I'm
doing something about it, but using my

life to make yours look better is a
joke.

You're fucked if you do that in future.

Really, Neil?

Punching your wife in the face?

Just eat the chocolate if you want it
that much.

You know, not everybody caves into their
impulses, Neil.

Do you think that crash was my fault?

I mean, I was in a car waiting for them,
but I was nowhere near the car.

Were they on their way to you?

So it was the Titanic America's fault.

You alright?

Do you think that Liam gave me something
for a toothache? I mean, there's

nothing worse than a toothache.

You ask her?

Come back in seven days for a repeat
chest X -ray, and you must take the full

course of antibiotics.

Any breathing issues or shortness of
breath, come straight back in. I have a

daughter who has a problem with drugs.
Should I be sleeping with those onto my

pillow? They're antibiotics.

Was he an organ donor?

Yeah.

What organs did they take?

Like, did they...

Take his eyes or heart, lungs?

I can't really disclose.

You don't need to know that, Anna.

I want to know what parts of him are
living in someone else.

I'm so sorry, Anna, but I can't.

Can I go home now?

Yeah.

Actually, maybe we should look at adding
some sedatives to your prescription,

just in case.

Those would be mood altering, so you
might not want them lying around.

The week I've had, I might take the lot
myself.

Mum, like Dad, Jesus.

I have problems too.

Dad?

Um... They'll be under lock and key,
Doctor.

Mind yourself, Anna.

Yeah. Thanks, Doctor. Thank you.

Appreciate all you did.

Okay? Thank you.

What time will you be back tonight?

Uh... I don't know. I've got meetings
all day, but a client dinner at 8. Why?

Because we have to have sex today.

Right.

A bit busy. What were you thinking?

I don't know. Could you come home before
your dinner?

No. By the time I drive home and rush
out of traffic, it'll be time to turn

around and go straight back out again.
Yeah, OK.

I'll come to you.

To the office?

Yeah. Thanks.

Thanks at work.

Mm -hmm.

I'll be ready.

See you later.

You OK? Yeah.

Oh, no, Mum's put you in my room in
case, you know, you need any help or...

Try and offer your thought.

Not that I think you will.

You won't, will you?

No.

No, I won't.

Good. Although Rachel might when she
hears we're sharing a room. She'll rage

him. Yeah, I don't want to talk about
Rachel.

Grant, more than happy to talk about
myself.

I cleared some space.

This is your side.

Please don't get the mix tucked on me,
no offence, but your clothes are gross.

I want to go home.

This is home.

No. I mean my home.

Yeah, but the doctor said... Jesus,
Helen, for my clothes.

Like, I just want my clothes.

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry.

It's fine.

Come on.

I'll take you.

Yeah?

Sorry. Jesus Christ. Yeah, yeah, okay.

All right, thanks, Mel.

Bye, bye -bye.

The dentist will see you in the morning.

Can you not just get me something to
numb the pain?

No, because it'll only be back tomorrow.

You know, Rachel, try to see this as an
opportunity to deal with life like an

adult.

opportunity before you were dead.

Yeah, no one ever died of a toothache,
Rachel. That you know of.

Right, well, I'll go check what's in
Rachel's wardrobe and Shane to leave it

hanging there.

Sorry it's right here.

Okay, are you okay?

Anna?

Anna? Okay, breathe. Just breathe, Anna.

Breathe. Okay, breathe with me. Breathe
with me. Okay, in for four.

One, two, three, four. Hold for five.

Hold for five, Anna. Five, four, three,
two, one. And out for six.

You're okay, Anna. You're okay.

Blow out the candle.

Yeah, blow it out.

Good,

Anna. Good.

Yeah?

You're okay. You're okay.

You okay?

Thank you.

No bother.

Although you might have another panic
attack when you see this out of Rachel's

room.

There's a half -eaten rotten kebab under
the bed too.

Although how she got any of it down her
if she's doing this much cocaine is

anyone's guess.

Does it always look like this?

She's allergic to people coming in her
room.

No wonder she's in rehab.

And hopefully for 12 ,000 euros it'll
teach her how to clean up after herself.

She'll probably get rid of the actual
health hazards, but she can do the rest

herself when she gets out.

Get a bin bag.

How did I not leave it?

Actually, let's go to Harcourt Street.

It's going to be late. Yeah, the street
will still be there, won't it?

Are you sure you want to do that?

Are you going to start panting again?
Helen, take me to Harcourt Street right

now or I'm going to scream. Okay.

Please don't scream at me when I'm
driving.

Then take me to Harcourt Street.

She lied to me.

She didn't want to upset you. Do you
think I'd never find out?

Do you think I just wouldn't come and
check her or I'd never just walk this

again? Rachel, I doubt you even thought
that far ahead. She's been lying to me

about everything for ages. I was so
panicked that night.

I was so panicked. This is why I didn't
want to come.

She did something fucking stupid that I
told Aidan to go the wrong way.

We would never have been in the car if
it wasn't for her.

You lied as well.

Anna!

I knew we shouldn't have come.

This is why.

They've drawn together a list that has
everything boxed up. There's not a... I

can't imagine a room in here that
they... I'm trying to think, is there

else they could need? There's not.

Really, really, what we never really
mentioned when we were walking around

was the fact that I wanted to have a
place where I'm not up to it.

How? Stop it. I barely touched you. What
are you doing?

Mum, give Claire a day to get her to
speak to you.

Why? Mum, why are you being so weird?

Because you're really quiet, love.

All right, well, Aidan died, actually,
so... I don't know if you heard.

There's no need to speak to me like
that, Anna.

Yeah, but, Mum, why are you surprised
that I'm being quiet?

I think we just thought that there'd be
more tears rather than just the sound of

you breathing.

I'm going to bed.

I'm tired of being a long day.

Would you like some of my good
moisturiser, Anna? Your poor face.

Moisturiser? What else would I say?

Has she cried yet?

To any of you?

Not to me, anyway.

Leave the girl alone.

No, Dad, don't leave her alone.

It's not fight club. She can't talk
about it.

What's fight club?

Let's wake them.

Okay. Well, I'm off.

See you. Night, love.

Hello?

Have I opened a door to the past?

Yeah, sorry, I'm colonising your room.

Why are you playing with my heart?

I don't know what to be sad about.

You know... See, that's the thing, I'm
actually not sad.

I don't feel anything.

It's all Mary, you know.

She might stir something.

Maybe you should play that Christmas
hat.

You know the one?

Oh, what's it for again? The English
department store.

Not Debenhams.

You know it. It always makes you cry.
What is it?

I've already watched it on YouTube.

Absolutely nothing.

I think I'm broken.

I always thought heartbreak was like a
pain.

Maybe it is like a broken. Was it not
functioning?

I was like, why am I...

Why am I crying?

He's dead.

You're in shock.

It's normal, I think.

None of this feels normal.

I'll let you rest.

John Lewis.

Anna, turn that off, come on.

Hi.

Hello.

You said 7 .30?

I know, but I didn't know how long it
would take to find somewhere, you know,

get set up.

Set up? Do you bring a swing?

I'm nervous.

So am I. There's still people here.

Yeah, but look.

They won't see.

Ready, Mr. Paul Darvin?

You know, if we ever do conceive from
this, we can't tell the kids, okay?

Deal?

What are you doing?

Just giving your sperm a helping hand.

You know, I had a fantasy for years
about us having sex at work.

Really? Yeah.

Didn't think it would be this
uncomfortable.

Yeah, well, we're not here to be
comfortable.

We're here to have a baby.

What are you doing?

Jesus, you have the ears of a lynx.

You know, I haven't raised five girls
without being able to know the sound of

somebody creeping out when they're
supposed to be in bed.

Where's Anna?

Asleep, upstairs.

We're inside me twins.

No, but you're supposed to be keeping an
eye on her.

Yeah, I was keeping an eye on her, and
then she fell asleep.

And I remembered that it's 24 -hour
study night at the library.

24 -hour study night?

Yeah, it's a new thing for night owls
like myself.

Didn't want to miss it.

So what?

Studying in the dark, like?

No, obviously they turn the lights on.

But, yeah, studying at night is meant to
be good for... Endorphins.

See you later.

Oh, Lord.

I don't believe a word out of that
girl's mouth.

Oh, is that a mean thing to say?

Being cruel again, am I?

If I'd have known you wouldn't speak to
me for an entire day, I wouldn't have

said anything.

Well, maybe you shouldn't have.

Now,

Rachel Walsh. Yeah,

here.

Oh,

yes, I see, yes, yes.

Right. All good.

So I'm fine?

Oh, no. Tooth has to go today. It's
infected.

But you'll numb me up, won't you?

Nothing like that for you, I'm afraid,
because just good old courage.

Now, back you go.

So, what are you then? An addict?

Alcoholic?

I'm not an addict.

Okay, but you're in the oysters for
something.

I love a glass of wine myself. Only in
the evenings, though.

Last weekend, I was on it hard from
Friday till Sunday. I'd have a wee sip

whiskey on Monday to steady myself.

Just a tiny sip.

And a little blast of gas and air.

Now, we good?

Let's open.

Now, I'm gonna... Open.

Good. Right, I'm gonna wiggle this now.

Right, you might want to rinse.

Okay.

Ooh, the makings of a nice rosé.

Ooh,

so you lived then?

Sorry, not only did I live, but... I got
a tooth removed without any

anaesthesia.

Point out one drug addict that can do
that.

I'll wait.

You won't wait. We have to pay. Come on.

And then he takes a drink in the morning
and he sometimes has a go on the gas

and air for the hangovers.

And I'm the one with the problem.

And you never had a drink or a drug in
the morning time, no?

How are you feeling after that ISO?

I really need to talk to Hannah. Why
don't you?

Does Josephine have my phone?

I'll talk to her.

Hi, Anna.

It's me. This is Anna.

Please leave a message.

Oh,

my

God.

She blocked me.

Hey, Tayden, please don't leave a
message. Just send a text and I'll get

you.

Hey, Tayden, please don't leave a
message. Just send a text and I'll get

you.

Aiden, I just spoke to your mom.

And I just needed to hear your voice.

How could I have been with you last week
and now you're gone?

If I was you, then I'd take it all back