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We've got something, okay? And I'm not going to let it just go away because

you're scared of my mum. Did you have that when I interviewed you?

Just that popped out over summer.

I'm not having an affair with your husband.

With someone else's.

I'm so sorry. I only just put the whole thing together myself.

What have I done wrong?

Look at her, Charlie.

like I'm doing.

You've been out all night.

No.

Just part of it.

Well, where have you been?

Now, what has that got to do with you? You used my flipping window.

Because mine's too high, all right.

I'll pay you back.

Are they up or what?

You're off your head, you know that?

Jess! Jess!

Jess, it's gone!

Whoa! Mum?

Mum, are you okay?

What's wrong?

Nothing.

You're up early, that's all.

So?

You jump to the same wild conclusion, Karen.

Well, not all my conclusions are so wild, are they?

I didn't imagine Bex disappearing.

So under the circumstances, I'd say my concern was fairly rational, wouldn't

you?

Did you go?

Oh, Sarah, you've got to. It'll be okay.

I know it's 99 % going to be fine, but just in case... I am not pregnant.

I can't be.

Look, you don't know about women's cycles and that. It's not even possible

this time of the month.

You sure?

Yeah.

Hey, I just need your signature on these applications for the trip.

Fine. I'll get it back to you.

Is there

something

else?

Yes.

I was just wondering if you had said anything to Charlie about my friend?

his affair with your friend?

I'm in a difficult position, Karen.

Yes, well, you're not the only one.

So... You are going to confront him?

This isn't some sort of college romance.

This is my marriage.

It's a complex thing.

So with every respect, would you mind getting your nose out of my business and

getting on with your work?

Oh, looks like someone could do with a coffee this morning.

Hi, Josh.

Sorry. Um, I just thought I'd give you your pen back like you want me.

It's fine, you can keep it. Oh, thank you.

Brett,

Ben.

Yeah, you, sir.

You want to come tonight? Nah.

Alright, never mind.

Because, look what I found in my dad's office.

Cool. What is it?

Poker chips, you loser.

Like, Mum and Dad are away, so you're coming round to mine tonight. We're

make some money. Have it?

Right. Dude, you really need to get yourself a girlfriend, okay?

Okay? You're getting way too excited about a game of cards.

You've never seen me play, have you?

Right. He likes me.

It's a sign.

Well, it looks pretty much like a pen to me, Lauren.

Yeah, but he gave it to me.

Yeah, because he couldn't be bothered taking it back.

There's a difference. I mean, look, he's not exactly eyeing you up, is he?

Yeah, but he's just playing it cool.

Hiya.

You've got a few more complaints from parents about the new initiative.

Then deal with them.

If they're written to you personally, though. I'd pass them on to whoever was

managing the scheme, as with any other school initiative.

Right.

Chris, I asked you to manage the sexual health awareness scheme because you're

the deputy head and you have the authority.

And the sensitivity to deal with it. Yeah, I understand that. But I can't

that I've got sympathy with the parents.

Giving the morning -after pill to their children without their knowledge.

I don't think I'd be happy.

Then get over it.

The whole point of the scheme is confidentiality.

If the pupils think their parents are going to be informed, they won't bother

with it.

Why do you think there's so many teenage pregnancies? I agree there needs to be

an element of confidentiality, but it's not straightforward as that.

Chris, the pupils need to know.

But the facility works for them.

Without the teacher standing in judgment.

So shall we go and rally the troops?

Okay.

Sexual awareness day.

Far too sexually aware, if you ask me.

I know we've all got different opinions about the emergency contraception

scheme, but we are going ahead with it, so it's one school, one voice as far as

the pupils are concerned.

Why don't we just turn the lights down and give them some mood music?

Look, believe me, if the morning after pill had been available here when Chloe

got caught out... Careless me.

You are. That's a bit holier than thou, isn't it? Well, you never made a mistake

before, then.

We've all made mistakes.

This is about taking responsibility for them.

and deciding what you really want for your future.

So, remember, it's one school, one voice.

OK?

Oh, and before I forget, there's a new boy starting today. His name is Connor

Lewis, and he's in your form, Tom.

Just stand out as many as you can before the bell.

Don't you think I'm going to look like a bit of an hypocrite?

No, just the opposite.

You'll be a reminder of what can happen if you're not careful.

I mean, you know.

If you didn't want a baby, which you obviously do.

It's just a visual image.

Okay?

Right.

Hey, hi, guys. Can we get your newsletters?

It's pretty easy.

I'm excited about the morning after pill.

I'd like to have one as well. Come on, can we get them?

There we go.

You have one.

Hey, don't be shy. Don't want to get cut short.

Look at me, eh?

What do you do?

That's an awful thing to say about your baby.

I was only saying.

Oh, think she's taken the more I have to pill?

Janice, you should think yourself very lucky and blessed that you're expecting.

72 hours, it says.

We've still got time.

I don't get it. You said you'd be OK.

It was my first time, OK? I don't need all this.

Hey, hey, that's all right.

You should have said. Why didn't you tell me?

Because I thought you wouldn't like me.

In case you thought I was a little girl.

So please, I'd be too ashamed.

Look, it was an accident, yeah?

And my fault.

So I'll come with you.

Are you insane?

You went back to some total stranger years older than you.

He could have been a rapist on a serial killer. Well, I could tell that he was

alright, yeah?

Is that what I can... Goddess or something?

No, Jess.

We thought the stewardess that you met in res, if you can get a beer now, was a

goddess. Oh, whatever.

Listen, hey, so, I kind of need to ask you a favour.

You know this morning after, this whole thing that my mum's got going on? Are

you flicking jokes at me again?

Shh!

Hey.

Charlie, I'm busy.

Look, it's okay.

It's just that...

Maria says you're not answering her calls. We're still in on my business.

Have you forgotten that your wife is my father?

I have to talk to her on a daily basis, and she's not.

Jessica, as Karen says, she's been acting strangely all week. I need to

Then why don't you ask her for yourself?

Maybe if you two communicated a bit more, you wouldn't be in this position.

Oh, come on, babe. Please, just this once. Oh, but it's not just this once,

though, is it?

Well, I know fine. You've already got the morning -after pill from the chemist

once this week.

Exactly. And that's why I need this. I've run out of money now, and I'm

out of time, too. Well, so, go and clean it yourself.

Yeah, all right, then. And the nurse tells my mum, or Mr Mead, I think you

see my problem, Vicky.

Yeah, Jess, your problem.

Oh, Vicky, come on, please.

He's supposed to be my mate.

I really like this guy.

You're crazy.

Whatever. Just help me out today.

Will you?

If you're sexually active, you've got to start thinking about using the right

protection.

Condoms won't just protect you from getting pregnant. You've got to think

STIs. Right?

Yeah, well, so if you just give me the pill and it won't happen again.

To be blunt, Vicky, do you really know where your boyfriend's been? Who else

he's been with?

Yeah.

Yeah.

Do you actually have a boyfriend?

Or was it just a one -night stand sort of thing?

Oh, no, I do.

And he's... Yeah, he's fine. You know.

Take this.

That's... I'm going to have it later.

I'd rather you took it now just to be on the safe side.

Well, I haven't had anything to eat.

That shouldn't matter.

Are you actually here on your own behalf, Vicky?

I can't tell you how dangerous and irresponsible this is.

Can I ask why your friend couldn't come and see me herself?

Take care, love.

Oh, hi, Vicky.

Hiya. Listen, I'm drafting a letter to some concerned parents. Can I pick your

brains about the details of the scene from your end?

Oh, my God.

Let me just finish up here.

Oh, yeah, OK. I'll come back at break time, will you, Claire? Yeah, great.

Right, who's next?

Me.

Mrs Fisher?

Can I have a quick word?

Are you

OK?

Mm -hm.

Well, I'm sorry about this morning. I had no right to criticise.

No. No, you didn't.

I just find it so...

And I know it affects us.

You know, puts a distance between us.

Yeah, it's hard.

Hard on all of us.

Jeff and Harry as well. Got the whole family to consider in all of this. That

just eats me up.

Wanting to be a unit, but everyone's so disparate.

So have you given up?

I don't know.

Well, I think it's make your mind up time, don't you?

Anyway, get back to work.

You said that you did use a condom?

Yeah, but... You know, it... It burst.

In which case we have to assume it was ineffective.

And this was... The day before yesterday.

I know.

I think that she needs to come and see me.

Try and reassure her.

I'll explain all the facts, but she really shouldn't leave it to chance.

Look, what if I promise I'll watch her take it myself?

I'm sorry, I just can't give it to you.

We want to make sure that we let the kids know that the morning after the

isn't the whole story. So I was hoping that you could touch on it in your PFHPE

class.

Shouldn't be too difficult. We're doing SPI today.

Oh, lucky you.

You can always take over for me if you're jealous. Sorry.

Important paperwork.

Right. You want to catch his eye, yeah?

Let him know that you've seen him.

And then hold it.

Just a moment. Zero.

And look away.

I might have to postpone some next week, you know. No, don't do that.

It won't be fun. Your parents are over there.

They still play, just two of us.

And then hold it.

Just a moment. See you later.

And look away.

I might have to postpone some next week, you know. No, don't do that. It won't

be fun. Your parents are over there.

They still play, just two of us. No offence to you, but I'm getting a bit

ticklish, aren't you? I'm not too fond of you either.

Need some fresh blood.

I want more money for the pot and all that.

Same. You, boy.

Fancy getting a poker tonight?

Yeah, sure.

Kind of on the way.

See you, Steve.

See you later, then.

What?

I think that Lauren's got some sort of condition, you know.

Yeah?

Where's the letter, though?

I can explain.

Don't bother.

I think I can figure it out.

Drug daily now, is it? No. I knew you were a chancer, but I didn't think you

were stupid.

What's going on?

Looks like you forgot to lock the door.

Caught him thieving. I only need to get some water.

I wasn't trying to steal anything.

And you? I thought I already told you. All I wanted was one pill.

Look, I think I know what's going on here.

How come you can only get it if you're a girl? What if I don't want a baby?

Well, stealing isn't the answer.

What else was I supposed to do? I've only got a few hours left.

If she doesn't want to take it, you can't make her, Ronan. Oh, you make her,

then.

I can't put pressure on Sarah, nor can Mr Mead.

She has every right to her own decision. It's her body.

Well, what about my rights? I hear what you're saying, Ronan, but this is the

kind of situation where it'd be helpful if Sarah's parents were involved.

Well, you know that's not an option.

Look, I do sympathise, Ronan.

It's a complex issue.

Look, if you can't persuade her to talk to her parents or the nurse and get her

to come to myself or Mr Mead, it won't go any further.

Yeah, right.

But I can't let you off trying to steal potentially dangerous medication under

any circumstances.

Hello, Mrs Evans.

Yeah, my name's Mr Mead.

I'm running the sexual health awareness scheme.

Yeah.

The thing is, your daughter's boyfriend's been in to see me this

Did you even try?

Yeah, I did try. I had to sit there when she was banging on about STIs and all

sorts. Yeah, well, I would have done the same thing for you too, Vicky.

Only I would have done it properly.

How could I, Jess?

She wanted me to take them right then and there. Well, you could have made up

excuse or something, or you could have pretended to take them. But no, you just

caved easily.

Do you know what? I don't believe you.

You should be grateful.

I mean, you got yourself into this mess.

Well, excuse me, but who do you think you are to judge me?

I'm not the one dancing around a pole in my knickers.

You know that I only did that because I needed the money.

Yeah, well, we both know what that makes you then, don't we?

You've got him there, Jess.

So what?

You're on your own.

Fine!

Oh, actually, except you're not on your own, though, are you?

What, have you slept with her 14 blokes recently and you've got the nerve to

call me?

Hey!

Hey, what's going on?

What's going on? What are you caring?

You can't go around hitting people, Jess. Oh, yes, you can. She thinks you

do everything.

Shut your mouth, Vicky!

Because it's true.

You go out clubbing every night, bringing random blokes home, and you

to cover for you? That's a chicken mouth.

All right, now, that is enough.

Do you know what?

You're just jealous of me.

Jealous of what?

You're just a skank.

Just a minute.

Credit.

It's not like how she's been.

If you and Vicky have got a personal problem, then that's your issue.

But if I catch you hitting anyone again, I'll make sure you're excluded.

I don't have to live anymore.

What I have is right here.

Great. Sure I really want you. I think there's a parent at the gate.

Well, can't someone else do it?

I was asking for you.

Mr Maddyface, I think she said.

Look,

we're all the same. So was I. So was every teacher in this school, boys and

girls. Everyone has been or is or will be embarrassed because we don't talk

about sex.

But the dark truth is that anyone that's having sex or thinking about having sex

has to be equipped.

We're one of these.

Because the condom is king.

The condom. Oh, don't worry about that, mate.

You need to have sex to catch that.

Shut up, eh? I've had sex.

Yeah? Never seen you with a girlfriend.

Because it was a while ago.

Well, not now.

I mean, you're a good -looking guy.

I know you shower regularly.

There must be someone who's got your arm.

Yeah, I suppose.

Who?

Not Lauren.

She's cute.

Don't be daft. She don't like me anymore.

Of course she does.

She's digging in your eye now.

That's it.

It's working.

Look.

Yeah, I won't get your hopes up, babe.

I assure you, there were letters sent out.

You send out lots of letters.

But if I'd have thought you were going to teach children to have sex behind

their parents' back... I'd have replied by taking Sarah out of Waterloo Road,

which I intend to do right now.

What's going on? What isn't going on is more to the point. This is Claire Evans,

Sarah's mum. Look, sorry, I want to speak to the man who called me. The man

running this scheme.

Um, I'm the man running the scheme, but I didn't call you.

Well, somebody did.

And whoever it was told me just what's happening in this place. I want my

daughter out. Can we talk about this calmly?

I want to speak to Sarah, now. If you'd just hang on one second, please. Could

you call her? After everything I said.

Don't be ridiculous.

I've got a pretty good idea who did.

Listen, if you can't support this scheme, then let me talk to Mrs. Evans

No, I'll handle it.

I want to.

Okay,

the facts.

The UK has the highest teenage pregnancy rate in Western Europe.

Oh, my good God.

Mum? Is this a school or a brothel?

Well, what's going on? They're taking you home. This is a major reaction, Mrs

Evans. It's not going to help anyone. It's supposed to be a place of learning

where your children are protected.

That's exactly why the game's in place.

So, is it true?

Did your so -called boyfriend try and get you emergency contraception today?

Well, that... Maybe.

Why? No, but I didn't take it.

And that's the problem that I think we should discuss.

I know that you're upset.

But I have to say, it's a little bit naive to think that, even with all the

information out there... Oh, yes, well, obviously I am naive.

Because I never imagined that Waterloo Road had practically encouraged my

daughter to be promiscuous.

And then provide the necessary for any accidents.

It's not the school's fault, Mum. Whose is it, then? Mine.

Mine and Ronan's. You're not telling me it was your idea?

We're not thrilled at the idea of our pupils being sexually active either.

But we have to face facts.

Teenage pregnancy has been a significant problem. Yes, in this school.

And we need to do something about it. Then teach them about birth control.

We did use birth control, only it broke.

Oh, my God.

This is the boy. Ronan, wait outside, please. No.

This is about me and Sarah. Don't even say my daughter's name, you... Your

daughter's eight, and I'd never do anything to hurt her.

Look, we tried to do the right thing. The right thing would have been to keep

your trousers on.

Then Sarah was too nervous to go for the morning after. Nervous?

Traumatised, more like. Please.

Mum, he didn't make me do anything.

I tried to get the pill for her, but no -one would give it to me. I know.

The man who called informed me. I don't think any man called you, Mrs Evans.

I think a very worried teenager did.

You know, nobody was going to do anything.

And you pretty much said you were going to call Sarah's mum yourself if you

could.

Ronan did ask me for help earlier today, but I'm bound by strict guidelines.

Does that include duping the parents?

We would always urge the girl in question to seek parental advice, but we

force them.

And Sarah wouldn't even approach an adult here, so... Well, I was scared

find out.

Oh,

right, look.

Why don't you two wait outside in the office while we discuss this properly?

I have to say, I think Ronan's behaved very irresponsibly.

I don't care what you think, Mr Mead.

She's my daughter.

Has anyone even considered asking me what I think?

Hey. Hiya.

Charlie, what's wrong?

Come inside.

Just go away.

No. Be mad at me if you want, but I'm just trying to do what's right by both

us. I'm not leaving you to take all this on your own.

My daughter's broke up with her own daughter.

I should be consulted if she's going to be given medication.

Look, if you want the honest truth, I don't disagree with you.

This scheme has been rather imposed on me, and I've had big reservations about

it, but honestly, now I'm starting to change my mind, and your daughter is

one of the reasons why.

I know you disapprove of our scheme, Mrs Evans, and I admit it isn't ideal, but

this is a resource that Sarah needs now.

That boy's got a lot to answer for.

You know, Ronan tried to steal a pill for Sarah today.

He earned himself a load of detention.

All because he was trying to help her.

And I don't imagine that it was easy for him to call you.

But he did it for a reason.

And if this initiative hadn't been in place, he wouldn't have even had that

option.

Come on. I need to see the nurse.

Little word, yeah?

You shouldn't have pretended to be me, Ronan.

At least she's getting the pill, isn't she? So did I do right or wrong? There

could have been serious consequences for Sarah.

There still could. You don't even know what her relationship's like with her

mum. Have a sit down.

Look, I am not trying to judge your own, but you need to spare a thought for

Sarah.

Decisions about her own body, taken out of her hands like that... You think I'm

not bothered about Sarah?

Don't you get it?

That's what all this is about.

I don't want to be a dad.

But I could always do the crap thing and just walk away.

But what about her?

I thought she was more experienced.

She said she had a boyfriend before, but she lied, right?

She was trying to act older than what she is.

And now she can't handle it.

And now I feel like that's totally my fault.

This isn't about fault.

I'm the one that had sex with her.

So I can't just leave her to it.

I'll freak town.

My mum had me when she was a year older than Sarah.

All I ever hear is...

What she could have done.

But couldn't because I was there.

And you know what?

She was right.

When I have a kid, I want to love it, not blame it.

So I'm glad of what I did.

You can punish me, right?

Sarah can hate me. Mum can call me whatever.

But I know what I did was right.

Isn't that what being a man's supposed to be all about?

What do you mean you think she knows?

She knows.

Okay, well, now we deal with it. I mean, we knew this was going to happen. What

do you mean you think she knows?

She knows.

Okay, well, now we deal with it. I mean, we knew this was going to happen at

some stage.

Well, maybe we shouldn't see each other for a few weeks.

Well, I see how the land lies.

See how the land lies?

Charlie, you told me you love me. I do, but I... I just hate hurting Karen.

It doesn't deserve it.

Neither do I.

I just need to see things clearly, Maria.

You know what's happened to my family this last year?

Yeah, I do.

Because I've been here for you.

Comforting you, unlike your wife.

She's hurting too.

Yeah, we both know.

But nobody was going to come out of this unscathed.

Look, I am glad that she knows.

No more lies.

We move forward with dignity and... And we'll try to minimise the pain.

I said this is what you wanted.

Yeah, but it's not that simple, is it?

My kids have been so traumatised.

Well, I've got feelings too.

And I've got kids.

And they adore you.

And if you're going to let them down, I think you should do it sooner rather

than later.

I don't want to let anyone down.

Well, that, my love.

isn't possible.

So you're going to have to make a decision.

I mean it, Charlie.

Don't come back until you know what you want.

Dessert?

It's my favourite at the moment.

Now, you know what you should do? You eat five or six small meals a day

of one big one, and that's easier on your body. It stops indigestion.

How do you know all this? You're not even pregnant yet.

I haven't got a motorbike either, but I know you're not supposed to fill the

tank with treacle.

I'm a cookery teacher.

Health and nutrition, that's what I do.

Spread it out on that side.

Hey, wait till it is out. You want it back inside.

They only get bigger.

Shut up, will you?

Well, it's easy. You'll be fine.

Hormones, eh?

You needn't have worried about your mum finding out.

This is a confidential resource.

Right, OK.

Could I just get the pill, please?

In a way, I'm glad I did talk to your friend.

I doubt you'd have told me yourself how many times you took the emergency

contraception pill this week. Cheers, Vic.

We don't recommend that you take it more than once in such a short space of

time. You're not protecting yourself against STIs. You shouldn't be using it

contraception. It's for emergencies only. Oh, right. Do you know what? I

know all of this. Bye.

Next time, here's one of these.

I've said she can stay.

I have to admit, I'm still uncomfortable about the whole thing.

But I suppose I've got to believe in her.

Well, I am glad about that. We are only trying to protect the kids. We're not

trying to encourage them.

Well, that remains to be seen.

Thank you, Mrs Evans.

Well done.

You did a great job there.

People like her never think it's going to be their child, do they?

Listen, I'm just going to take some time out in my office. I've got a bit of a

migraine coming on, but thanks again.

It's great working with them and I can really trust.

Right, it's paired. Please put your aprons on.

Dave and me are not in time.

So go on then, mate. Ask her out.

What's the worst you can say?

I don't know.

Come on, are you gay or what?

You wish.

How about you? Are you off sprout?

It's not really my type.

Get a narrow, mate.

Go on.

He's cool, hasn't he?

Maybe he just wants his pen back.

Hi, sorry, do you want your pen back?

Yeah, no, I... Do you want to go out sometime?

Hang out?

Um, yeah. Why not?

Cool.

So?

Excellent, dear.

Have

you

made it up with Vicky yet?

You should, you know. You're good mates.

Why was she saying all that stuff about you, Jess?

I haven't told her about you. That's what you're worried about.

Actually, it's not, no.

I'm worried about you.

Well, I thought you told me not to come to you anymore.

I've come to you.

I want to know what's going on.

See, I saw Vicky in the nurse's office this morning and from what she said when

you were arguing, I'm guessing that she wasn't there for herself.

If you're not adult enough to go and get the morning after pill yourself, then

you're not adult enough to be having sex in the first place.

I did go and get it for myself in the end, actually.

And I don't need you to tell me.

I've got a life.

Just because you don't want me, there are plenty of people that do.

So it is true what Vicky's saying about all... all these different blokes.

Jess, do you know how dangerous that is?

Don't worry.

I've got good taste.

I think you're unhappy.

And I think that you should talk to your mum about it.

You need to talk to someone.

Just not you.

Your mum needs to know.

Keep her out of it, yeah? She'd be able to help you, Jess.

If you breathe a word of this to my mum, I swear to God, I will tell her

everything. Ah, right, yeah.

I see.

I was wondering when all this would start.

I mean it.

And then you won't work here or anywhere else again, OK?

Mr Mead.

Is everything OK?

I'm concerned about Jess.

I wish we'd talk in my office.

What's going on, Chris?

Jess and Vicky are behind your ears.

Well... It seems that Jess... Isn't always where you think she is.

What do you mean?

I... I think that she may have lost her way a bit.

What are you talking about? What's she done?

Confidentiality means confidentiality, right?

Yes. Then all I can say is that I'm concerned about her welfare and I think

need to speak to her.

Problem? Er, yeah.

You could say that.

What's the combination?

Two, three, four, five, and don't even think about using it again, all right?

Because I'll change the lock.

Do it yourself, then.

I'm trying to be helpful.

I'm sorry.

Pete.

I'm... I'm in a really bad mood.

I noticed.

Did you and Vicky have a bus stop?

Yeah.

Turns out some people have got a problem understanding that different things

make different people happy.

You don't look very happy.

Well, you wouldn't understand.

Try me.

All right.

So what do you do if you really like somebody and you kind of know that

they like you?

Or that they would like you if they gave it a chance?

I guess we're not talking about Vicky now.

I don't know, Jess.

I just waited out.

You can't force someone to notice you.

You just could have been yourself, you know, for the best.

Yeah, but what if you just got the complete wrong idea about you and you've

made an idiot out of yourself and you should really, really wish...

You haven't, have you?

Tell the truth, I suppose.

Cover it with that in your eye.

I

don't

have a word.

As what?

A mum or a teacher?

Both.

Figures. Oh, come on.

I thought we were getting closer.

Thought we'd moved on.

Yeah?

I know it's hard to be my daughter in this school.

So you say.

I've always given you a lot of space, Jess.

Especially... Go on, say it.

Especially since Bex went.

What's this about, Mum?

Look, I am sorry that I've been a little bit moody or whatever.

I want to know why you fell out with Vicky.

Why? What do you know about me and Vicky?

Mr Mead was around when you had words and he was concerned.

Well, what exactly did he say?

Enough to worry me.

He didn't betray your confidence, but he is concerned about your well -being.

You should be grateful.

He obviously cares about you.

So what's going on, Jess?

Are you sleeping around?

That has got absolutely nothing to do with you, OK? I'm entitled to have

boyfriends. Boyfriend.

Plural. One that matters.

So why haven't you brought him home?

You can't... Turn me into the perfect daughter just because you screwed things

up with Beck.

I do my own thing. I go out. I am my own person. No, you are 16 and you're still

my daughter.

You are such a hypocrite. Do you know that?

All you ever go on about here is empowering people and people running

lives and stuff, what with this morning after pill and that. But when it's me...

I was frightened to crowd you like I did Beck's.

Because I didn't want you ending up the same way, and yet here we are.

Oh, my God.

And you say we're moving forward?

We are in exactly the same place, you comparing me to Bex, always thinking

I'm going to mess things up just like she did.

Well, isn't that what you're doing?

I thought you might be a bit peckish.

You didn't eat your lunch.

Oh.

That's dead thoughtful of you.

Also, closest you can have is his old baby clothes.

They're in the loft.

And the buggy.

I knew there was something wrong.

Tom, I feel like such a fake.

Everyone's banging on about this baby, and I've not even thought about it.

I mean, I figured I was doing all right.

I've got a job and everything.

Yeah, you're doing brilliantly.

But all I'm doing is living for now.

I mean, in a couple of months, I'm going to have another person to look after.

A real person.

It's cold having a baby.

Shut up.

What have I been thinking?

It's only natural to feel a bit panicked. I mean, Chloe was... Yeah, and

didn't want money either. And you know it.

She only made the best with Dante.

She loves Izzy now, Janice.

She wouldn't change it for the world.

Yeah, and Chloe didn't want money either. And you know it.

She only made the best with Dante.

She loves Izzy now, Janice.

She wouldn't change it for the world. She was too young.

I'm only a year older.

And I haven't got a Dante to help me out.

You'll find a way.

You don't get it.

I don't want it.

I don't want this baby.

Chris, you've discussed us with Chris.

Are you really listening?

It was Chris who told me about what our daughter's been up to.

Of course I discussed it with him.

You weren't around.

I was teaching.

I mean, at night, when she'd been out, rifting her neck.

But we both know what we're talking about here, so why don't we just say it,

Now you say it.

Because... I'm more concerned about our daughter than I am about your... sordid

little affair.

It's not sordid.

Spare me the details.

I really don't want to hear about it. No.

You don't want to hear about anything.

And that's part of the problem.

So it's my fault, is it?

I just don't know how to reach you anymore, Karen.

And I'm sick of being alone.

Well, why don't you just pack your bags and leave?

I can manage on my own.

Um, Josh, do you know about what you were saying earlier?

Well, like, when?

Like, what about tonight?

I can't do tonight. I'm going to Ben's playing poker.

It's guys only. Who said it's guys only?

If you've got some cash, it's cool. Fiver in, yeah?

Sure, why not?

Well, do you even know how to play?

No, but you can teach me.

I'm a fast learner.

Hey.

Ronan, have you seen Jeff anywhere?

No.

How are you feeling?

A lot better in some ways.

Look, I'm sorry I was hard on you.

It's my own fault you called my mum, and I'm actually glad you did.

But, Roland, I can't see you anymore.

What, she said that? No, she didn't. I did.

I thought you said you understood. I do.

And it's like a weight off my shoulders.

So why can't we be together?

Look, it's not my mum finding out. It's how I felt before she knew.

Yeah, well, that's only because it went wrong. No.

Well, yeah, but not just that.

So, OK, we don't need to do anything you don't want to do. I can't go back.

Look, it's not your fault.

You're great.

And just the way you've been, I've realised they're just not ready for all

But I'd like to be friends.

Like I said, I can't go back.

I'm sorry.

Yeah, so am I.

Is everything all right, Robin? She's finished me.

She's not even angry anymore and she's still finished me.

Seems like I made her see sense.

Well, I reckon you taught me a thing or two today as well.

You should be proud of yourself.

Yeah, well done me.

I said, please, just wait. Please, just hear me out, OK? I'm sorry. You're

right, I know.

I've been acting totally crazy and I know that and I just kind of dragged you

into it to make it seem not as pathetic or something. I don't know.

I just kind of felt like I could make it seem like it was fun.

No, it's not fun, Jack. It's gross.

I know. I know that.

And that's how I feel inside.

Did you go in there and see the nurse?

Yeah. And I'm sorry, I should never have even asked you.

So this is all because of some blokes you met in the summer. You couldn't have

him, so you're going to have everyone.

Sort of, yeah.

But I kind of feel like maybe I can have him. What, so you've still seen him?

Well, he came to see me, right, and he was like, I don't want you seeing any

other blokes. So I was like, well, you should have thought about that before

dumped me. But inside I was like, yes. You know, look, he's bad news, babe.

what he's done to you. No, he's really not. You've no idea.

Like, Vicky, seriously, you've no idea what he's written for me. Well, what,

he's married?

No, he's completely single.

You just don't understand.

Well, then tell me. I can't. I just can't right now.

Look, just come back with me and watch a DVD. No, no, no. Just do something

normal. I just need to go to him right now and just speak to him and tell him

how I feel and then if he wants to give it a chance, then so do I.

Didn't expect to see you back so soon.

Come here.

Ha!

Mine, all mine.

Don't you wish I'd never invited you?

Don't worry, I'll rub some of my milk onto you.

Eh? Your deal next.

So, how was your first day, then?

Yeah, it was good.

But I can't fit in.

No, I never knew that you fancied me.

Neither did I.

Until recently.

I've always liked you.

You're cool.

Oh, thanks.

So are you.

The boys are here. The boys.

Me and Jonah thought we might come after them all. They'll make as long as

you've got some cash on you.

I thought he was going to be a go -free zone.

No offence.

None taken.

Josh invited me.

What?

Right, I'm going to get some more drink.

Yeah. Here, I'll get some glasses.

It's all right. Us blokes do drink from the can, you know.

Well, what else do you blokes do?

Eh?

No. What about Dad?

Has something happened?

No, it's nothing for you to worry about.

Don't eat these, Harry. You know they're rubbish.

There's some fruit in the bar.

No, it's all right.

No, it's my room.

Hello?

It's me.

What are you doing here?

I need to talk to you.

Explain.

All right.

I've come to the first floor.

Yeah, I know. I've been here before, remember?

Come on in.

Your parents are really worried about you, you know that?

So?

What about you?

Yeah, I'm me, of course I am.

Why do you think I talked to your mum about it?

Because you feel something for me.

Why else would you risk your job?

Why would you come and see me when you think that there was a blow? Because

you're doing is dangerous and I feel responsible.

I know that I've been stupid, okay?

But it's just because... Well, you said that nothing could happen and I thought

you meant it and... I did mean it.

I do.

You're playing with fire, Jess.

I know what that club is like.

Yeah.

So why didn't you tell my mum that bit, eh?

You can grasp me up, can't you, but keep yourself out of it. I wanted to tell

her as soon as I found out who you really were, but you asked me not to.

Well, what do I know?

I'm just a little kid, aren't I?

Yes, actually, you are.

And it's becoming more and more obvious how vulnerable you really are.

You need help, Jess.

I need you.

You're right.

I'm unhappy.

I am.

Bex is gone and it feels like she's the biggest thing in our family.

It's like they don't care about anybody else, do you know what I mean?

And sometimes I just feel like I'm disappearing.

When I go out and I meet people that like me, it just makes me feel special

once.

None of them guys hang around.

Neither do I. I mean... I don't want them to find out that I'm just a nobody.

You're not a nobody.

I don't care.

Because the whole time I'm just wishing that they were somebody else.

You.

No.

Jess, I'm so sorry.

Are you saying that you could never feel the same way?

That is exactly what I'm saying.

What about if I wasn't at school?

It is never going to happen.

Now, I want you to call your mum and tell her that you're safe.

Okay, love.

Well, just come home.

Yeah, we'll talk about it later.

Yeah, and don't be afraid.

I love you.

It's over.

With Maria.

I've ended it.

Right.

Well, what do you want me to be?

Grateful?

Do you realise what kind of a night I've had, what kind of a day, what kind of a

year I've had?

Yes, I do, Karen.

That's why it started.

And that's why it's over.

That's me.

Doing the whole sexual awareness thing at school and it's my family sleeping

with half of Britain.

Where's Jessie?

She's at a friend's.

When did it start?

Maria. About six months ago.

How could you?

I told you I was lonely.

What do you think I was, you selfish man?

I know.

I'm sorry.

Karen, I still didn't want it to be like this. Well, how did you want it to be?

Would you... Go away. Go back. to your girlfriend who understands you because

you have made a mockery of everything we had.

No, I want it back.

That's why I'm here and that's why I'm not ready to give up. Listen, I know I'm

being selfish and I'm so, so sorry.

I just didn't realise how distant we've become, sweetheart.

And how every waking hour you made my heart race to death and how angry I was

and how that transferred to you.

You blame me.

No.

No, Ross.

I blame both of us.

I couldn't run away from myself now, because I don't have any answers here. I

love my family very, very much, and I want to make this work.

If you do.

Josh has got a hot date with Lauren tonight.

If you ever touch me again, I'll kill you.

I can't pretend that you'd be okay with it if you found out it was your lad that

was nipping boys.

Being your lady has got you in danger.

I know there's something going on between you two.

He's lying, Dad. I don't know what he's on about. Why can't you just tell him,

Josh? We can't all knock out babies that we don't even want like they're going

out of fashion. Vicky, please, just don't say anything.

Why? He's a pervert and everyone should know.

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