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Basically, the situation is this.

Three schools in the area are under threat of closure, and Waterloo Road's

of them.

Are you happy with yourself?

No, it's with who you are. Yeah. I feel more poor.

So if you're okay with your own sexuality, why do you feel so threatened

somebody else's?

You what?

Just say what you need to say. I'm a big girl.

I want the divorce.

Oh, is this on me, solicitor?

I'm changing my plea.

I'm not guilty.

I was sitting in the back of the car with Adam.

You were in the passenger seat.

Tom Tay was driving.

You don't think he's got somebody else, do you?

No. No, no, I'm sure he hasn't.

Are you in court?

Oh, come on.

Don't go all frigid on me now, miss.

Just wait till I let you know that we'll be queuing up.

Get out of my school.

You can't prove anything.

I've got all the proof I need. Now get out of my school!

It's going to have to go through the board. I'm going to have to testify. I'm

going to have to repeat every vile thing that he said to me.

Why do I have to fly over

every town up and down the line? And I'll die

in the clouds above.

And you that I depend on, I do not love.

I wake up, it's so bad.

God knows what she's going through.

A scandal stressing teachers out like that.

You've got it down to a fine art, haven't you?

No matter how damned hard you try.

Well, if they're daft enough to close us down, I pity the other schools that

have to take our kids.

I don't want our kids taught anywhere else but Waterloo Road. By teachers like

Kim Campbell.

I must have left you a dozen messages.

Fourteen, actually.

You must be feeling guiltier than you thought.

Look, Dawn, I know this is a hell of a shock.

Oh, don't worry.

I've not been sitting at home clutching a box of tissues, if that's what you

think.

Estelle said you had a bug.

Well, I'm over it now.

So are you back for good?

I work here, don't I?

Or do you and Izzy want me to walk away from my job as well? Don't blame Izzy.

It was me.

I pushed it all the way.

Oh, spare me the protective lover act.

You make me puke.

So, Mimi, I'd say the drama room after morning break.

Is it going to be like what you see on the telly? At least you'll get to Mr.

Walmart.

Do you have to swear on the Bible?

Why, just that.

Well, I'm not religious, am I? Of course you'd be swearing on the Bible.

Because you're going to go in there and tell the truth and the jury are going to

believe it.

Liars can make you say what they want.

They can't make you lie.

Hello? Izzy, it's me.

Lorna's back at school today.

I just thought I should warn you.

Right.

Pablo, we're leaving in five minutes.

We're asking your speech for the discipline committee meeting.

I know exactly what I'm going to say. The problem they're going to have is

shutting me up.

I only wish I could be there with you.

These things can be fairly nerve -wracking.

Just as long as you know.

The whole school's behind you.

No matter what I say, Lewis Seddon isn't going to get expelled, not for good

anyway. Jack's determined he's not letting him back.

That's why we really need you to go for it today. Make them see that we can't

run a school when our pupils are what is equivalent to a teacher's.

Right, and I'll just put a clean for one piece at the same time, so I'll ask you

if I can achieve that and all. Don't be so pessimistic. I wasn't until you just

came in and made me.

No, Andrew.

I, um... I could just do without the whole, you know, tally -ho thing.

Um... Good luck.

Been in any better, Lorna?

Not really.

What are you doing back here, then?

You don't have to make sacrifices for them, you know. Too many teachers crawl

out of their sick beds and what thanks do they get?

Maybe you could spread some of your germs around and we could all go off

The truth is, I haven't been ill at all.

Well, you might as well all know the real reason I've been off.

I've been a little bit, um... Well, depressed, I suppose.

Lorna. Well, that's understandable, love.

Oh, my marriage breaking up was bad enough.

But I didn't expect it to be because my husband was having an affair with Izzy

Redpath.

Have you taken leave of your senses?

None of your business, Grantley. I think Lorna's just made it our business, Tom.

You must be reeling, are you, love?

And with your best mate as well.

That is just too much.

For one little heart to handle.

And what's Izzy Redpath got that you haven't, eh?

You tell her, Tom. I'm not discussing it here.

Lorna.

Can we talk?

You need someone to pick on? Pick on me. And while you're at it, take a good

long look at yourself because our marriage was never going to last. Yeah,

with her around. Izzy and I aren't having an affair. Not before we were

not after we've split up. You don't expect me to believe that, do you? Why

would you try and cancel our wedding? Because I didn't want to marry you.

Because you just took control.

Steam -rolled it through like you do with everything.

Don't blame me for your deceit. I'm sorry for what's happened. I really am.

life goes on. Does it? How nice for you. You can't stop it, Lorna. Not with your

hurt or your anger or slapping Izzy.

You can't tell me how to behave.

Not anymore.

I'm surprised they haven't asked us to put on a buffet lunch for the little

monster.

I can't believe we're having to go through all this rigmarole.

I mean, in my day, if the headmaster said, on your bike, that's what you did.

Now it's judge and jury decide.

Welcome to the education system of the 21st century.

Yeah, well, I think it stinks.

Well, the chairman of this committee doesn't.

He's a right -on self -righteous.

Ah, Mr Hinchcliffe. How are you doing? Jack.

This is my deputy, Mr Trenneman. How are you doing?

Don't worry, we're not going to gang up on you.

Tea? Coffee?

Mr Hinchcliffe?

Tea, please. Would you get Miss Davenport a coffee, please? It's white

sugar.

How's Miss Campbell bearing up? How do you think, after all she's been through?

And that's why we're here today.

To establish exactly what happened.

Are you all right?

Leave me alone, Tom.

She just lost it.

If I'd have been here, I would have done a lot worse.

At least there's no need for any more lies, eh?

I don't think I can do this.

She's upset, that's all. She'll calm down.

No, I don't think she will.

But she's obviously still in love with you. I can't put her through any more,

matter how hard it is for us. This is the worst it's going to get. I wish I

could believe that, but we're always going to have this hanging around our

necks.

We're nearly there. We can't just forget it now. We've done the hard part.

Tom, we haven't even started the hard part.

I won't let Lorna do this to us. This isn't Lorna talking.

It's me.

You told me she was fine about you separating when you knew she wasn't. And

you didn't have the guts to tell her about us.

She knows now she's not on the floor, is she?

Maybe we just have to let her hate us for a bit.

I hate us.

Morning, Miss Campbell.

What?

What happened last night?

She didn't go into court today.

Said the nurse can't stand it.

No wonder.

You nervous?

I suppose.

Must be dead. I had everything to give evidence against your own boyfriend.

He's not my boyfriend.

Not anymore.

Yeah. You're well short of him, aren't you?

Yeah.

Anyways, Yaz said thanks.

She knows what you're doing for her.

Anytime you're looking for help, come to me.

I took Louise Sutton to the cooler after for the second time in a day.

I apprehended him for a homophobic bullying incident.

Carry on.

Once we got to the pool, I told him to get on with some work, but he stood in

front of the door, blocking my way.

Did he give a reason?

He said he was...

He said he was going to take my brow off.

Those were his exact words?

Quote, I could take your brow off.

Could?

Yeah, could.

He went on to say, I could take your brow off right now if I wanted.

And there is nothing you can do to stop me.

I'd say that was a threat, wouldn't you?

Well, that's what we're here to establish.

Right, maybe when he was leering at me, saying that I shouldn't go frigid on it.

It's all rubbish, that is. Shut it, you!

Calm down, Mr Rimmer.

Shall we go on?

You know what, it's really only...

There was me and him in a room.

Nobody saw him blocking the door but me. Nobody heard what he said but me.

And hey, do you know what? I could be lying for England because that's what's

heated to do, innit?

As you ever know what it's worth.

OK, everybody, thank you.

What can I say?

You can tell me the truth.

Were you and Tom having an affair before I got married?

No.

No way, Lorna. You know I would never do that to you. Stop acting like you're a

saint.

Did you have feelings for him before I got married?

I loved him.

I think.

And did you know he loved you?

So let's get this straight, Izzy.

You let me walk down the aisle with a man you knew was in love with you.

What kind of a friend does that?

I was just trying to do the right thing by everybody.

You had sex with my husband?

Yes.

But only after you. Where?

Where did you screw him?

In your house.

On the sofa.

You don't know how much. This is the worst thing that's ever happened to me.

You should try standing where I'm standing.

I'm so sorry for what I've done.

But I promise you, it's over.

I hope you're not crying for me.

You should be crying for yourself.

Because you took me to an abortion clinic with my best friend.

As the one and only person I could rely on to help me make the right decision.

Oh.

And don't dump Tom on my behalf.

I couldn't care less about him.

Have they been drinking?

Yeah.

They'd already had a couple of beers and they were daring each other to down

them in one.

Then we went to pick up Chloe.

And then?

We got Chloe.

Just drove around.

He was just messing about.

After that, everything's a bit hazy.

Do you remember who was driving?

It was Dante.

He told me that she took him to this cooler place and started coming on to

She was the one that shut the door on us.

Started snogging me and that.

She should go to jail for what she's done.

Do we have to listen to this crap?

We'll draw the proceedings to an end there.

We'll discuss this matter today.

And we'll inform you all of our decision as soon as possible. I'd like to say

something.

Okay.

It really gets my goat having to sit here and defend a teacher of the caliber

Kim Campbell.

She is the best teacher I've ever worked with.

The kids trust and respect her. Believe me, that's pretty rare around here.

And I'm not having someone like her have to face a thug.

who frightened and humiliated her. Well, it's not your decision, is it?

Kim Campbell is Waterloo Road.

If she's not here, then we might as well go to the docks.

Have you bottled it?

Will you promise me, when you stand up in court, do you promise

on your heart to tell the whole truth?

I mean it, Chloe.

No more twisting it or saying you can't remember things.

Why are you asking me?

If you don't tell the truth, the only person you'll hurt is you.

Do I know the whole truth?

I'm sorry, Mum.

You're going to have to be so brave now.

It's an idea... It's an idea to make them form an orderly line before you let

them in.

And if you're at your door ready, it has a calming effect.

Andrew, I did actually go to teacher training college, you know. I do know

four Bs. B, persistent.

B, insistent.

B... whatever.

They were guff then, and they're certainly guff in this day and age. Can

what you're planning to do this lesson?

A bit of comprehension.

So you've not got a plan?

Yeah. I dare say I'll start with one of my vocabulary songs.

Just keep it quiet, Janice, and the rest of you.

You said we were going to do it today. I wanted to glaze my pot. We are not

doing pottery.

Okay?

That's not fair.

Why say you're going to do something when you're not? I don't want to hear

another word about pottery, okay?

J 'ai ma... No,

not tongue.

En français, s 'il vous plaît. Ma langue.

J 'ai ma... From the beginning.

Et vous, Monsieur Treneman?

J 'ai mes cheveux et j 'ai ma tête.

J 'ai mes yeux et j 'ai ma droite.

I swear by almighty God.

that the evidence I shall give shall be the truth, the whole truth, and nothing

but the truth.

So, Miss Granger, can you go through the events that led up to the collision?

Miss Granger?

We'd been driving along, and then I decided to get in the

front to be next to Dante.

I don't know what I was thinking.

Holly and Adam had been messing around in the back, so I

started teasing Dante.

Teasing?

I moved over to sit on his lap.

You sat on his lap as he was driving?

He couldn't see anything.

I was in the way.

Sat on the steering wheel.

It was me who caused the crash.

You and Dante Charles are a couple, I understand.

Hmm?

I don't know. But you are fond of Mr Charles.

This is clearly an attempt by a love -struck teenager to absolve her

of blame.

No, it's not. It's the truth.

Miss Granger, please do not speak unless asked a question.

Well, she's twisting it.

No further questions, Your Honour.

Au revoir. Au revoir.

Well, I hope you'll have a good report about me for Jack.

Don't you think that it was a bit inappropriate?

What, singing a song?

I got class participation, didn't I? The idea of a song is fine. I meant the

referencing of your own body parts.

Are you serious?

Was mentioning your derriere really necessary?

I hope you'll have a proper lesson plan prepared the next time I sit in on your

class. Next time? And that you'll also have them in a mood to learn rather than

expecting to be entertained.

Look, Andrew, I didn't prepare a lesson for this class because I was actually

doing emergency marriage guidance counselling.

Haven't you heard the news about Tom and Izzy?

What news?

Been having a secret affair behind Lorna's back.

That's why she's been off sick, poor lamb.

She started blubbing her heart out to me, so I'm sorry if I should have told

that my lesson plan was more important.

I've spoken to Izzy.

I said if you want to be with her, that's fine by me.

She's been joking me.

Well, obviously you'll have to find a different sofa to screw her on.

All I want from you is as quick a divorce as possible, which is obviously

you want too.

So hopefully soon I'll be rid of you both.

Okay? Lorna.

I don't want any more aggro between us.

I hope we can find a way to be friends again.

Are you mad?

Well, that's what we said when we both agreed to separate. That's what we said

when you and Izzy were pretending nothing was going on between you.

Well, it's what I still want for us.

You've got what you want, Tom.

Stop pretending you want anything else.

I'm so proud of you, Claude.

Whatever happened, you did the right thing.

Do you think I'm going to get charged?

I don't know.

But if you do, I promise it's better than living with a guilty conscience.

Just go and sort your face out before we get called back in.

Any news?

This is going in the official finding.

Despite a lack of evidence, We're minded to believe Miss Campbell's

interpretation of events. You're joking. That's brilliant.

And therefore agree to exclude Lewis Seddon for a period of 15 days.

I thought I'd bring Kim in.

Well?

There are a bunch of morons.

They're letting him back in.

It was suggested you took third into the cooler for reasons other than

discipline.

Yeah, that's right.

I fancied him for years.

Took the first chance that I could. Kim, don't.

Hey, come on. He only threatened to rape me. I mean, what is that in the grand

scheme of things?

You will get this in writing, but I resign as of now.

My lubricant's going to look suspicious, so I don't hurry back. Yeah, yeah.

Look, thanks.

Get me some scotch.

If we all walk, they'll have to cave in. Did you listen to a word I say? I don't

want to teach the boy either. He did throw a brook at me earlier. Yeah, and I

don't remember you getting the placards out then, and I do not expect you to get

them out on my behalf. It's not you that's going to end up with your name in

papers as a town molester. We've got to make a stand.

Do you know what, Andrew?

I'm beginning to find your missionary zeal really annoying. Just go and play

happy -clappy with somebody else's life.

I can't talk her out of it.

Estelle!

I want a letter going home with every child before the end of school today.

dear parents... Mr Charles, we've just heard that Miss Granger

climbed across you as you were driving the car.

Is this true?

Sort of, I suppose.

Did she or didn't she sit on your lap as you were driving?

She just edged away in front of me.

So she was obscuring your view?

Well, yeah.

But it wasn't her fault.

I shouldn't have been behind the wheel.

Shouldn't have been in the car at all.

I'm sure we all admire your loyalty.

But the truth is that the car would not have crashed if Miss Granger had not

been distracting you. Objection. We don't know that.

Sustained.

Stick to the facts, Mr Barclay. I'm sorry, Your Honour.

It seems clear to me that Dante Charles is not responsible for the crash or the

death of Adam Dearden.

Miss Granger is.

So, we need you to get onto the local paper, pass to your local counsellor,

your MP's life a nightmare until Waterloo Road gets rid of Louis Seven

and welcomes back Miss Campbell as a valuable member of the teaching team.

I'll do the yours, etc.

Whether or not she was distracting you is not the issue.

The issue is whether you drove that car safely or not.

I know how to drive. I'm a safe driver.

Despite not passing your driving test or ever having had a driving lesson?

Well, my dad... He showed me how to drive when I was little.

Look, I'm as good a driver as anyone else. I doubt that very much.

Not only are you an extremely inexperienced driver, but you've been

that night.

Yeah, but I passed the test.

You were borderline.

But, let's say, for the sake of argument, you weren't drunk.

That you are a good driver.

Why didn't you pull over when Miss Granger distracted you?

Or brake?

Or even just take your foot off the accelerator?

Surely, if you were... as you claim a safe, sober driver, these would be the

first things that you did.

No further questions.

I think now would be a good time to adjourn. We will reconvene in the

Please don't forget.

This is probably the most important letter you'll ever take home.

Jane, is your school shutting down?

Do you want it to?

No way, it's a brilliant school.

Who's your favourite teacher?

Campbell.

Love you, Jane.

Don't be.

She's mine too.

I

mean,

what would you rather have? A rapist?

Oh, a really good teacher.

Miss Campbell goes. I want to go to another school.

Come on. Talk to other teachers like her.

Yeah. Well, my dad will be talking to Louis.

And his rotten mum.

OK.

The day of truth -telling.

Claude's been brave enough to do it today.

So now it's my turn.

Mum. Annie.

You don't have to tell us anything.

Yes, I do, because that's how we're going to handle all the big things in

lives from now on, seeing exactly how we feel. I want no more lies, no more

covering up.

Is it true Mr and Mrs Clarkson are getting a divorce?

Yes.

I think it's true that they will get a divorce.

And I also think it's true That Mr Clarkson is in love with me.

And you know my feelings for him.

But I've told him today that it's not going to happen, so you don't have to

worry. I'm not going to spring a new dad on you. Why not?

The old one's crap.

Mum.

If you love him, then you love him.

Why should you give him up for me anyway?

Yeah. We like him.

Honest, Mum.

It's your life.

Who stole a song from the sun in a world come undone, it

seems.

Let there be love.

Let there be love.

Good night.

I hope the weather is coming.

Dear Izzy, I've spent all night thinking things over.

Tom and I were never going to work.

Deep down, I've always known that.

I'm so sorry for the way I've treated you.

You and Tom have a real chance to be happy.

Don't throw that away because of me.

Please know that I am happy. And I will make a new life for myself with a new

bloody gorgeous husband.

Let's all stay friends.

We need each other.

Lorna.

Have you any idea where Mrs Clarkson is?

Er, yeah.

She's taking some time out of teaching.

Eh?

She just needs a rest, I think.

She's not depressed, is she? She's not ill, as well.

I know you're looking for some gossip, but not this time, I'm afraid.

Well, she won't be getting any sick pay.

That's dead nice.

Not much standing in your way now, is there, Mum?

Come on, we've got a court case to get to.

I might not be coming home tonight.

You'll be.

You're not going to miss Enders for anything, are you?

Ah,

the lovely Mrs Seddon and son.

This school's full of bloody liars.

Look what I've had to put up with. Because of that letter, calling me hot

under its sun.

We've had some letters too.

She's on invalidity benefit for a bad back when they've sod all wrong with

And she works in a pub.

She's a lying, thieving... Maybe not.

Rubbish. That's a load of crap, that is. I thought so.

Fine, upstanding member of the community that you are.

There's another one here that says you've been paid over £6 ,000 in an

scam.

I mean, that's serious fraud.

Still, the prep will find out the truth.

Unless you take your thug of a son to another school.

Tell him to shove it, ma 'am. Shut it, you. There's no way I'm getting

Well, tell him.

I should have drowned you at flaming birth. Come on. Ma 'am.

What are you laughing at? An ex -pupil.

You want to take me on?

Just try me. Come on.

Do your worst, Seddon.

Lewis, come on.

Get out.

Ladies and gentlemen of the jury.

You have a difficult task ahead of you.

The law states that a person in charge of a vehicle takes total responsibility

for the care of all passengers within that car, no matter the distraction.

You must consider whether or not Dante Charles was acting within the law and if

he was responsible for the death of Adam Dearden.

I would ask you to strive for a unanimous decision either way.

Thank you.

I'll stand.

Miss Davenport, Headmaster.

Sorry, we weren't expecting you.

Ah, Miss Davenport.

So, any decisions on the closures?

Oh, I'm the bearer of several news items.

Had a call this morning from the chair of the discipline committee saying that

Mrs Seddon has decided she doesn't want her son Lewis to return to Waterloo

Road.

Really?

The chair's also been the recipient of scores of phone calls and emails from

parents raising objections to Lewis's return.

Amazing. You know, when the chips are down, that old community spirit really

kicks in. Amazing.

Amazing that you would risk disciplinary action for professional misconduct and

breach of confidence.

What's this?

Did you think that signing it a teacher would fool us?

I suppose if it's come from the school, I'll have to carry the count.

Don't think you'll escape investigation, Jack.

You breached my confidence.

Academic. If all that you've come to tell us is we're shafted.

Well...

We issued a press release this morning, and thanks to my hitherto favourable

report, and to avert further parent protest,

Waterloo Road stays open.

At least that should put you in the governor's good books.

I've got to tell Kim.

He's warned us we're off.

Maybe I'd better pay her a visit.

I'm free after lunch.

Easy to explain things face to face.

If you'll excuse me.

So, have I made your day?

Um, right.

I've got Estelle working on a letter to go round to the parents, but I thought

I'd let you guys know as it affects you most.

You'll all still have a job come the autumn term.

Even you, Grantley.

Well, you should take a bow, Jack.

Well, I think that we've all got a lot to thank Heather for, for championing

school course.

And her own.

There is no contest.

And let's hope we'll soon be moving you to a new state -of -the -art building.

Any chance of leaving the kids here?

And I shall see you all in the pub tonight, and the drinks are on me.

I hope to see you there too.

Have you managed to reach a unanimous verdict?

We have, Your Honour.

On the count of causing death by dangerous driving, how do you find Dante

Charles?

Guilty or not guilty?

Guilty.

There is no way to describe what happened that night other than as a

Not only did a young person lose his life, but the three young people we have

heard from during this trial have, for different reasons, had their lives

too. Miss Granger, you are not on trial here today, but it seems that your

actions on that night contributed to the crash and to the death of Adam Dearden.

And Mr Charles, due to your stupidity in taking that car and driving it after

drinking alcohol, a young boy, your best friend, was killed.

You will both have to live with this for the rest of your lives.

I don't think there's any sentence I could give you that would compare to

punishment.

However,

Given the remorse you have displayed and your eventual willingness to admit full

responsibility, I don't think it would be appropriate, or in the interests of

anyone involved, for you to spend any more time in custody.

You have already served three months on remand, so I'm sentencing you to 18

months' imprisonment suspended.

You are free to go, Mr. Joyce.

You know, you two are very lucky.

Not everyone's celebrating.

You are so true.

I know you most hate me.

I'm really sorry.

Come on.

Please.

I'm not.

I mean it.

Adam wouldn't have wanted you sent to prison.

Give me yours.

Andrew. You're not going to believe this.

Lewis isn't coming back.

Well, that's good news, I suppose.

Yes, well, we've won.

The school's saved, and it's because of you.

Thanks for the cuddly thoughts, Andrew.

I'm watching Merdick, you're out.

But we're having a celebration.

It won't be the same without you.

I'm flattered.

Truth is, I don't want to be at Waterloo Road if you leave.

It's one less soppy child -centred teacher, isn't it?

One fewer.

Isn't there anything I can say to change your mind?

Sorry.

And what about this?

the nappiest line I've ever heard. Who do you think you are, James Bond?

I'll go back to a nice, posh school where the children want to learn.

That's blackmail. That's how I feel.

Try it on again, and I will walk.

This time for good.

Estelle? Say him again, please.

Tom? Fine, please, mate.

Hey, Jack's tab.

Well, what's happened to him, Estelle?

He had a few phone calls to make.

Right, I'll have a double vodka.

You looking for someone?

Jack said he'd meet me here.

Haven't you left the profession to go into admin?

This is a teacher's do.

Well, then I must be very special for the headmaster to invite me when I'm not

teacher.

I've got the bill.

Hiya.

Did you get my message?

It's over.

They're both free.

You must be really pleased, Chloe.

Yeah, I am.

You got your boyfriend back then?

Yeah.

True love, is it?

Mum, can I get a half pint of cider?

No, orange juice for you both.

Go on.

They're good girls, aren't they?

Like their mamas.

Like their mother.

Can we do this, Tom?

Well, thank you very much for your support.

All right, then. Bye.

It's a bit of a surprise to see you dressed like that.

Like what?

Well, not in what you normally wear to school.

Sometimes, your clothes, I can't distinguish between you and the

Yeah? Well, maybe you can tell me how to distinguish between you and somebody

whose face I want to slap.

Anyone would think that my opinion mattered to you.

Where are you going, kid?

Bloody hell.

You idiot.

You know what? You use them words too much.

Nobody gets away with making a prat of me.

And do you think it's funny?

Winding me mum up.

No, listen, Seb, just calm down, will you?

Listen to me.

Look, I've got some nice scotch here.

We can have a drink, yeah?

Talk things through.

Yeah, yeah, that's right. We'll sit and chat things through, eh?

You're so much special, Rimmer. Because you're their master.

Looking down on us. You're nothing.

Who gives a toss about you?

Or will this school get dug down to a ground? We can sort this out, yeah?

Yeah.

It's time to say bye -bye, Rimmer.

No.

Are you alright?

See, what did I tell you?

She's coming back to school.

Yeah, only because Andrew promised not to wear his dad's suit to work anymore.

What do you want to drink?

Red wine, please.

Stick a treble in it.

And a packet of peanuts.

Yeah, that'll soak it up.

Oh, you can't resist it, can you? Try slapping a smile on your face. Of course

they eat.

Oh.

It was never your school.

Never will be your school.

You're an alien.

Not anymore.

So, we'll just have to make the best of it, won't we?

Well,

you owe me a big time.

After all I've done for you. No, look, you don't understand.

It blew it sudden and tried to burn me alive.

Pull the other one.

I can see who's been lighting your fire.

No wonder you didn't want to stack her.

No, what...

Michael, I had to

see you.

Jack, look, you've been brilliant.

Have you been playing squash? Yeah, I just thought I'd come casual.

Sorry. Excuse me.

I think I deserve a bottle of champagne. If they have it, Steph, you are getting

it. That policeman thinks I might get a medal. You deserve it.

Champagne. Don't tell your mother.

Um, your mother knows.

Moving in with Mum, then?

You care.

I'm only asking.

Yeah, she won't tell you it herself.

Me and me could both know it's what she wants.

Right.

Well, you only get one life, Iz.

It's too short not to do what you want.

We love each other, don't we?

What?

Well, we can be happy.

Or we can be sad.

Parade can stand a thousand to ride.

The strong will never fall.

But watching stars without you,

my soul cries.

You know...

We may come to regret this, but Waterloo Road is to fight another day.

Cheers!

Kissing you up

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