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I'm staying.

One more stunt like that and we're done here.

Who's News in 75?

Why is he messaging you?

I start at Brooklyn in September.

Who's ready for a show?

Born ready, baby. I want more than this.

What have I told you? I didn't want you to see them.

Can't make me choose, Nathan.

The winner of this year's Headteacher's Prize is... Billy Hopkins!

With a boiler room six.

Seven.

We just stay here forever.

Do school.

What did I tell you about using that word?

It's been wicked.

This summer, I mean.

Getting to hang out with her.

Yeah, I've loved it too.

You two are so gross.

We don't feel sick enough about going back to school.

I think it's sweet.

You would.

Do you think it's going to be any different this year?

Well, for you, you got excluded.

Brooklyn's loser.

Think about it, though. We're not the new kids anymore.

I don't think that's going to make any difference.

We'll always be the freaks.

Speak for yourself.

Normal's overrated.

I'll cast forever.

Yes.

It doesn't feel right without Darth.

We don't talk about him.

Like ghost of a boyfriend.

Is he with us or not?

Because I've got people queuing up to get in that boiler room.

For a small fee, of course.

Well,

There's only one way to find out.

Have you seen my mate Dorothy?

He's about this high.

And the rest.

He's got a bit of a mouth on him.

Well, no wonder he needs it in Muppets like you in his case.

What happened to your top?

It should have been the other guy.

So, you going to tell me why you've been ghosting me or something?

Got stuff going on.

Like what?

What? Checking in the Yukon wilderness?

A football camp for a start.

Let me guess.

Your dad's gone and bought you into Milan.

He's on the local estate, actually.

You?

On a council -run sports camp?

Well, it worked for Rashford, didn't it?

Know what else it means?

I am the second black footballer to buy you lunch.

Ha!

Have you heard from Nathan?

Tried messaging me, but I've locked him.

Yes, girl!

How about you and Billy?

You seem pretty loved up. Shut up.

Oh, my goodness. Do you actually... No, no. I haven't... I actually haven't...

No, no.

Whoa, whoa. Stop it. You're going to make Leila jealous.

I'm barely so last year.

It's all about finding my portfolio now.

That's why Leila's flavours are coming to the beauty business.

Don't expect miracles.

There's only so much these hands can do.

See ya.

I've missed my girls.

You do know I...

a boy?

Not to us.

You know, there is someone I could pick up. I'm not interested.

His name's Caleb.

I haven't actually met him yet.

Caleb? Yeah, Billy's mate from the crew.

Um, I'm pretty sure he's into boys.

Sorry, Ronnie.

So what's he like?

You know what happens when you mix hydrogen and oxygen?

Yeah, it explodes.

That's what Billy and Caleb are like together.

So what happens if we have Darcy to the mix?

I don't look at him.

Oh, yeah.

You want that?

Oh, you can run that.

What did you do to him?

Mind out!

He's coming straight towards us.

What are you playing at? You could have killed us.

I thought you said your mate was an adrenaline junkie.

You know this clown.

Darcy? Meet Caleb, former inmate at Earlston Prew.

Yeah, figured.

Billy's day one.

I'll give my thumb on support, you know.

Come on.

One last little blowout before school starts, eh? What's it say?

Call breaking into a golf course. What?

What, is there something else you can do at your Prew?

Beats robbing cars.

It's where old men in bad jumpers come to die.

Golf's not your thing.

Well, I never said that. You can't just take somebody's clubs.

This is coming from the guy who tried to jump off the school roof.

It was all over my school socials. He had been putting these chicken noises.

Watch and learn.

Are you sure about this? Chill.

Yeah, well, the stupid thing's bent at the end anyway. Oh.

When's he going back to Nottingham?

He's not.

His dad's got some big building contract out here, so... He moved back to

Coventry last weekend.

Whoa!

Looks like you're going to be seeing a lot more of me, Darcy boy.

No, you don't get to call me that.

He's not going anywhere near the boiler room.

Your dad owns that clothes shop, doesn't he?

Um...

Stride.

Yeah.

We're closed at the moment. It's because we're moving to a bigger premise with

three stories.

Well,

that explains it.

Explains what?

Well, it's letting you out in those old creps.

Well, some things never go out of style.

Darcy, one last shot.

Well, that's the problem when you excel at everything you do. Oh.

Oh.

Go, go, go, go, go!

We are here.

Living large, living lavish. Me and my team can assess the damage. Wait, hang

a second a minute.

What, you're going to let those white walkers outrun us?

We're only about 20 of them, three of us.

A true soldier never admits defeat.

What are you doing?

Tom's took the script, really, boy?

No, don't even think about it. Would you rather stay and get clubbed today?

You lot go ahead.

I'll create a diversion.

Oi!

Dylan!

How come they're always getting these scripts from you, eh?

Because I'm the OG.

Bad boys fast.

Here we go.

Wait, wait, wait, wait!

Come on, Caleb, get on!

Doesn't this thing go any faster?

And I killed afternoon with my boy.

He was the one who nicked the buggy.

Mate, you started it by nicking them clubs. I didn't even want to play stupid

golf. Look, it's over now, yeah? So let's just chill.

I've got coursework to finish.

Who are you and what have you done with Billy Hopkins?

I've got a bounce as well.

You're not from around here?

No, you've got to be joking.

I could fit this whole estate in my back garden.

Well, you never know.

It might be in your neighbour.

It's an exclusive club. We don't just...

Let anyone in.

Welcome to a new town.

Yep, yep, yep, yep.

I'll let you lunch on the side and there's lasagna in the fridge for later

Proper little domestic goddess, aren't you? Just because I'm back on the road

doesn't mean I'm going to let things slip again.

Where's Rach?

I tried calling her but she just screamed at me.

Why don't you have a go?

Ree! I'm sorry, Bill, I can't hear you, mate. You're breaking up. I can't hear

you. Ree!

Dad wants to talk to you.

Ree!

I'm coming!

You're going to be late for school.

Mate, what are you doing here? Thought we could walk school together.

What's with the trainers?

Oi!

I catch you in my house again and I'm calling the police!

You?

Why is Caleb in your house?

Dorothy!

I wish I was an only child.

Big brothers are the worst.

He's always just telling me what to do, you know, like I need another dad.

Hormones. He was the same one she got with a waste man of a boyfriend.

Sister performances.

Excuse me.

Hi, I'm trying to find Phoenix Rose.

Um, you need to turn back the way you came and go left of the light. You can't

miss it.

Thank you. Saved my life.

Too easy.

Come on, get a shift on. We don't want to be here any more than you do.

So much for starting the new term on a positive outlook.

First day of year 11?

You ready to knuckle down and smash those GCSEs?

Yeah, that apprenticeship's going to bug me.

Summer, really?

Still together, I see.

Why wouldn't we be? Just a few more and you would have been locked up by now.

Bill!

You for a salt!

It's not my fault you got in the way of my ball.

He's right.

Who do you think you are? Hayley Bieber?

Loser.

Appreciate the enthusiasm.

Uh, Caleb.

Caleb Aguirre.

Well, let's save it for the pitch, shall we?

Ah, Caleb.

Mr Stewart's expecting you.

Come with me.

Another one of his rejects?

Time hasn't even started yet and they're already mugging you off.

Yo, Darcy.

Oh, Darcy.

Let me talk to him.

Ow. What did you do that for?

I wanted to check you were real.

Oh, look, sorry I've been a bit rubbish this week. Try all summer.

It's just with my football.

Well, that's more important than your girlfriend, is it?

Assuming I am still your girlfriend.

Of course you are.

Come into the boiler room.

I got stuff to do, but... What could be more important than your friends?

Just grab a seat, guys.

Now that you're all here, welcome to Phoenix Rise.

We're loud, we're proud, we're fair, and we care.

Now, at Phoenix Rise, we focus on the future.

So don't worry about your past.

It's me and my crew.

What are you doing, mate?

I thought this place needed brightening up.

This happened to a friend of my nan's. I found him barking like a dog around the

back of his knees, though.

What do you think?

This one came from the Hubble telescope.

You do realise you don't go to this school anymore?

I'm not daft.

And the book comes out 15 minutes before Phoenix Wright.

What for?

To stop us fighting outside school.

I can't believe my father's at school!

Watch out for Stuart!

Well, this is it.

Here's to flying under the radar.

No drama.

Definitely no beef.

Who are we trying to kid?

Good morning, Year 8.

I would like you all to give a very warm welcome to Mateo, who will be joining

us this term.

If you want to just take a seat next to Rhianna.

Oh, I'm saving it for Leila.

Well, she should have got here on time then, shouldn't she?

Um, what do you think you're doing?

Don't make a fuss, Leila, if you could just take a seat at the back.

What about that woman on the bus you mean?

She's incredulous.

Fine. Mateo, if you could take a seat next to Lucas.

Nice to meet you.

Nice to meet you. It's more like the Victorian times or something.

Boys are so gross.

Totally.

Right, let's have some silence, please. Settling down, take your seats.

Right, you're 11. I'm sure you're all keen to get to class, so let's keep this

brief, shall we?

GCSEs. You've seen Polly?

I get it. She lives with stuff like this. No one likes exams, myself

But you've all put in four years of hard graft. So what's another year of your

life? What is she looking at?

All I'm asking is that you work hard, stay out of trouble and never lose sight

of that end goal.

Leaving school?

This is your future, so grab it with both hands.

She's making notes.

Not everyone's got a cushy job at their dad's firm to fall back on.

Now, I hate to start the term with bad news, but I'm afraid Polly won't be

returning to us this year.

All right, settle down, settle down. What is he talking about?

I'm delighted to announce that our second -place candidate, Katharine

has agreed to step up as class president.

I'm sure you all want to join me in giving her a warm welcome.

She couldn't leave without telling me.

Maybe she didn't have a choice.

Mr. Stewart?

Could I have a word?

Is that the police?

Right. Back to class, everyone.

Probably here to arrest Summer.

Crimes against fashion.

How does it feel to be yet another unelected politician?

Yeah, the first thing I'm going to do when I take council, get you and your

trampy mates going out to school for good.

Oh, someone's already...

not here anymore.

Is he dead?

Worse. Got excluded.

You don't look like someone who hangs out with naughty boys.

Sorry I'm late, you ten.

You won't believe, I ended up at Brooklyn's.

What a dump.

Hi, I'm Miss Misha, and I'll be helping you develop knowledge and skills needed

to communicate effectively as musicians.

How's that sound?

Right, let's start with a little icebreaker. Tell me about your musical

Dimples?

Ronnie Rahimi, miss.

I'm not sure I know her work.

Swear down.

She's the best singer I know.

I'll have to look her up.

You? Kurt Cobain, miss.

See, there's an old head on those young shoulders.

How about you take off those shades so I can see who's actually talking to me?

I'm all for artistic expression, but we do have a uniform policy and I don't

want my wrist slapped on my first day, so how about you do me a favour and hand

them over?

It's either that or leave my class.

Stuffy rubbish lesson.

I don't understand. Why would the police want to talk to you?

I never said they did.

If you lot have done something... It's chill, yeah?

It's all good.

Darcy Trent!

Billy Hopkins, Caleb Maguire, my office, now.

Don't worry, hon, you'll still get free dinners in prison.

Now, I've got to hand it to you, Caleb.

It's the shortest time I've had between welcoming a pupil and hauling them in

front of the police.

What happened to innocent till proven guilty?

All we want to do is establish your version of events.

So let's start with a golf buggy, shall we?

What golf buggy? Cut the wise act.

I've got half a dozen witnesses ready to identify you.

And what about CCTV?

Cameras are down.

So this is just his thing?

There are at least two of them in that buggy. Either one of them owns up to

taking it all.

Or what?

Joint enterprise.

I'll throw the book at all three of you.

Alright, let's not get ahead of ourselves, okay?

Now, do you boys have anything you want to say?

Fine.

Then until you're ready to charge them, I see no reason to keep them here.

This isn't over.

Look, I'm sorry.

Yeah?

You can speak, then.

Rhianna, could you show Mateo where to go for lunch?

Maybe give him a tour of the school while you're at it?

It's all right, miss.

I'll find my own way around.

You speak funny.

Where are you from?

London. You must know my dad, then.

Leighton Rivers?

London's a big city, Leila.

Whatever. Have you got plans for lunch?

No, I haven't.

Oh, well, that's settled then.

Leila, shall we leave them to it?

Not so fast.

I know exactly who Rani Rahimi is.

If you want to go and join your mates for lunch, you're going to have to sing

for it.

I don't understand.

Fine. Meet me after school.

Did I do something wrong?

This isn't a detention, Ronnie.

I want to help nurture that talent.

I don't have a talent.

So how about we drop the pretense and get to work?

What do you want, Nathan?

I thought a lot this summer about what went down last year.

How you tried to manipulate me.

Split me up from my friends.

I just went about things the wrong way.

That might have convinced the old Ronnie.

But I can see you for what you are now.

Liar. Nobody.

Polly's last post was on the 22nd of August at the Pencil Museum in Keswick.

don't think that's strange?

You always liked stationery. I meant that no one's seen or heard from her

then.

Billy!

So, um, how was your last school?

The girls were pretty, I hear.

Are you going to eat the rest of those chips?

I can't believe you had lunch without me. Are those nuggets?

Oh, it's at the time.

Sorry, I promised Miss Hayes to run the library.

Like you've ever been to the library?

Look, you ain't going nowhere.

Why didn't you tell me about your house?

It's embarrassing, mate.

This is me you're talking to.

Mum and Dad had to sell everything.

The shop.

The house.

We've got nothing left.

You asked me why I ripped my shirt the other day.

It's because I tried to break into the empty house to get my old trainers back.

I'd hidden them up there so my dad didn't try and auction them.

And then... And then I went back this morning thinking I could have another go

and then... But then Caleb, his dad, caught me.

All he said was that his family was moving to Statehall.

If I knew he was moving... Look, it's not your fault that your mate went and

snaked me.

All this grief for a pair of trainers, eh?

Look, I know it sounds stupid, but... It feels like these are all I've got left

from my old life.

Things will get better, mate.

How? You heard what Mr Stewart said.

The police aren't going to let this go, Bill.

None of my parents need any more grief.

I mean, you're all right.

You've only ever had cautions.

I'm the one with the record.

I'm the one going to Young Offenders.

It might not come to that.

My life's as good as over, Bill.

Is it too ripe for you outside?

Not a vampire.

I'd assume.

Yeah, Faye.

Why are you wearing those ugly shades?

You two know each other?

She was in the year below me at juniors.

They used to call her the wolf because she'd been abandoned by her pack.

As class president, I'm afraid I'm going to have to confiscate those sunglasses.

Get off! Get off, class president! Is that a star?

That's the most disgusting thing I've ever seen.

I need a photo.

You can't do that! Give me your hands off me!

I'm so sorry.

You will be, babe.

There was this massive cowlicker and then... No, well, she'd already quit the

show by then. Talking about me?

Um, Mateo was just asking about Lady Godiva.

The reason why Rue was backstage, you know?

Any people want to know about the musicals or mini -fridges? Come talk to

OK.

Oh, I almost forgot.

Billy was looking for you. It's a little urgent.

How about I show you the vending machines?

Not so fast.

Oh, I...

Got to catch my bus.

You think it was funny, giving me the wrong directions this morning?

Detention. Tomorrow.

What's your name?

Polly Metz. Polly Shaw.

Stuart's only got to call my dad into school.

I can't need any more grief.

Right. No, I've sorted it.

Sorted it how?

I've told the police it was me.

Why would you do that?

Oh, I've got stuff going on.

He put you up to this?

So you're a thief and a coward?

What's he talking about?

Bill checking the rap to save your skinny butt? Mate, I didn't ask him. I

remember when he first told me about you.

Pampered little prince, he called you. Right, enough.

So what if you've lost your house?

Bill's just thrown away his chance at an apprenticeship.

You don't deserve mates like him.

Look, he didn't mean it.

He's just worried his dad will kick off.

Oh, my heart bleeds for him. Look, there you go again.

Why you always got to go looking for a fight, eh?

Just let it go, yeah?

We'll be right back.

Say to me, Billy.

Just say it. How have I lost 200 followers in the last hour?

I feel as though everything's out of my control.

I bet.

Why are you in our house?

I don't see what you're hiding in there.

You ever worked in a kitchen before?

Only in prison.

I bought your room.

Wake up in the morning, we ride. When the early bird fall in, yeah, we ride.

When we get up in our feelings, do what the phoenix do. So of course, we ride.

When we gotta get to class.

We ride, when we fuck under the ashes We ride, all my friends gonna see this

through Cause we just do what a phoenix do We ride