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ANNOUNCER: Previously on The Heights...

Do you regret it?

No, but obviously you have some stuff to sort out.

- Just let me out of the car already. - Alright.

- Seriously? - I didn't mean to.

_

I just wanted to say sorry.

Mr Tran, maybe this book isn't so crap after all.

Yeah, um... just a bit stiff.

Let's pop in and I'll take a look.

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SULLY: Hey, Ash. Yeah, I'm good.

I just, uh... dropped my keys.

How did you drop your keys under a car?

Long story.

Very long story.

What's with the outfit?

Another long story. Uni party.

(GROANS)

Here.

I've got longer arms than you.

Well, that's a weird flex, but okay.

Winner.

Thank you.

Okay

(GROANS) I'm leaving.

(CHUCKLES) Evan not here?

He's working.

So you're checking Match-Mate?

No, I'm deleting it.

I didn't even know you were on it.

Forgot I was until Creepy Colin from the hospital

asked me why I hadn't swiped right on him yesterday...

Oh.

... and I realised my profile was still active.

One last flick for old times' sake?

- Why would I do that? - Well, let me then.

You're deleting it anyway.

(CLEARS THROAT)

Yes. No.

God, no.

Ugh.

Why does every second guy talk about how much he wants to pat doggers?

They just think we're gonna put out for anyone who's...

Argh!

What?

(CHORTLES)

Oh! It's Ryan!

- Well? - None of your business.

I knew it was a good idea putting you on Match-Mate.

- I'm still not convinced. - What, no matches?

(SCOFFS)

Huh? Give us a gander at your profile then.

You should take more pictures with dogs in them.

I don't have a dog.

Borrow Dan Wilby's.

The chihuahua with eczema? No, thank you.

What's with his photos?

This is not a very good profile.

Ryan's not a very good catch.

I didn't realise he and Lottie had broken up.

Uh... I don't think I'm ready for this, actually.

Bollocks. It's been weeks since the last one left.

Yeah, but only a week since we officially split.

Do you know what Keats said about heartbreak?

Any chance you're not gonna tell me?

The one way to mend a broken heart

is to jump into bed with a bird you don't like.

Keats the poet said that?

No, Dave Keats from North Lakes.

Used to race pigeons.

SHANNON: Are you okay?

Hm?

Yeah, fine. Why?

You just seem really interested

in the fact that Ryan and Lottie split.

Do I? Because I'm not.

Who cares?

It's one test. It's not a big deal.

Mrs Giddens said it was more than just one test.

It was all last year.

She's so annoying.

We know you try your best,

but if you're not getting much out of school,

maybe it's worth considering alternatives.

Alternatives?

Your teachers think you could consider vocational courses.

Learn a trade.

Which you don't need your High School Certificate for.

You think I should drop out?

(SIGHS) Look, school isn't for everyone.

You mean school isn't for girls?

That's not what we are saying, Laila.

You never told Kam it was okay to drop out.

Because Kamran studies hard.

He does well. He wants to be there.

What if she wants to go to uni?

Do you?

I dunno.

I mean, it'd be nice to have the opportunity, though.

She shouldn't drop out.

Wouldn't want her to end up like me, right?

(SIGHS) Okay. You've got six months.

- To do what? - Improve your grades.

- But if you don't... - You'll send me to work in the mines?

Deal.

Why not?

Because I barely have time to do my own homework

let alone help you with yours.

It'll be half an hour. 20 minutes.

I've got work, soccer.

I'm literally late for training right now.

Please, Kam.

Sorry. I have to do well too, or they can reconsider my scholarship.

Why don't you pester him for help?

What do you say? Wanna be my tutor?

I'm pretty busy with placements and stuff this year.

You don't do them at night, though, do you?

No, I guess I don't.

So?

Come on, Sully.

You're the one who made me care about school in the first place.

- Leave it with me. - Yes, thank you.

- I said leave it with me. - Thank you.

You're in a good mood.

Nine minutes until five full days off.

Mm! What are you doing?

I'm going camping.

Really?

Yeah! What's weird about that?

Just with Sabine?

Just without Sabine. I'm going on my own.

- Really? - Yeah!

Just one professional, independent woman

in the great outdoors doing something she loves.

- Camping? - Mm.

You don't know where I could buy a tent, do you?

Uh...

Evan, where would one buy a tent?

Um... She's going camping.

- Oh. - Mm.

With who?

Why would I have to go with someone?

- You wouldn't. - Exactly.

Uh... I think there's an outdoors store in Arcadia.

- Really? - Yeah.

It's next to the fancy wine place.

Oh, well, I know where that is.

See you both in five days.

See ya.

- We should do that. - What?

Go away. For your uni break.

Mm. Maybe.

I'll probably have to study.

Right.

So what have you got planned for the rest of the day?

Just gonna go home and finish that Business Studies assessment.

I have to finish mine tonight, after my shift.

Can't you do it while you work? Gibsy's party's tonight.

- As if I'm invited to that. - I'm inviting you.

I didn't think I was cool enough.

You're not, but I'm making exceptions.

- So you'll come? - Oh, maybe.

You should invite Sabine too.

Tell her Megan and Sarah and all that crew will be there.

She hasn't seen them in ages.

Sabine didn't reply to your text. Isn't that, like, a sign?

Maybe, maybe not.

So, what? You want to get back with her?

No, that's not it.

Honestly. Just...

She's a really cool person

and it's sad that we're not friends anymore.

And I know that's on me. But I said sorry.

So maybe there's a chance we could be friends again.

Okay... Yeah. Maybe I can ask her.

SULLY: Hey.

Sup?

So I wanted to let you know that Laila asked me to tutor her.

Okay.

If she needs help and you can help her, go for it.

Yeah, so Hamid says he's on board,

as long as we do it at home, under supervision.

- As in my home? - Yeah.

How often?

Couple times a week.

Whenever's good for Hamid and Laila.

So you'll be around a bit?

I don't know, man. It's just, uh...

such a small place, so many people around.

Can't see it. Sorry.

Hey, Doc.

- What's up? - Hi.

It's Jamie, from the car accident.

I lied for my dick of a boyfriend. (CHUCKLES)

- Oh, yeah. He was a... bit of a dick. - Yeah. (CHUCKLES)

Well, dumped him now, so I agree.

Well, he dumped me, but it's all the same in the end.

- Are you okay? - Yeah.

Just a few, um... aches and pains I wanted to talk to you about.

Well, sadly, I'm heading off.

I've already handed over to the day team.

Oh, rea... You don't have time for one more?

Sorry, but head inside and someone will be with you ASAP.

Mm?

What?

- It's still morning. - So?

What sort of sociopath do you take me for?

Alright, here's the deal.

Dane asked me to ask you if you wanted to go to a party tonight.

Right, so you have run into him.

Well, he was at soccer. Yeah.

- Whose party? - Gibsy's.

Look, he told me to tell you

that a bunch of your old friends are gonna be there.

I don't really want to see Dane or any of those people.

Fair enough.

I did a spring clean of those douchebags ages ago.

They are pretty douchey.

All I want in my life right now are people who like and respect me.

Like you.

- Thank you. - Actually, I change my mind.

Mm.

SHANNON: A dirty weekend?

Except it's during uni holidays and I'll probably have to study,

so... I can't go.

Really?

I'll have exams around that time.

So is Creepy Colin still bothering you?

Mm-mm.

Must have got the message, you're taken.

Unlike Ryan, who's not.

This is why you don't want to go away with Evan.

- What? - You still have feelings for Ryan.

No, I don't.

Where did that come from?

Uh... Your face, when you found out Ryan and Lottie broke up.

So?

So that door hasn't closed, has it? Not entirely?

It's not that. It's just...

I dunno, seeing him on Match-Mate...

You have a boyfriend.

I know.

- If you wanted it to happen... - I don't want it to happen.

But you don't want it to never be an option?

I mean I thought I did, but now he's moving on and...

Does that sound awful?

Yes. You bitch.

It's not awful.

But if you've kept a little bit open for him...

Mm-mm. I haven't.

Sorry. I'm sorry.

You're six minutes late. It was four minutes yesterday.

It's getting worse.

I know. I had soccer.

School, work, and you still have time for soccer?

It's compulsory, alright? They make us do a sport.

Try and turn us into well-rounded young men or whatever.

Well, not well-rounded enough. You still come to work late.

Iris, it's six minutes. Give me a break.

Hey, I don't think so.

You're not gonna be a snappy crocodile with me.

(SIGHS)

Sit.

What's going on with you?

Nothing, I'm fine.

(SIGHS)

Alright, Dane invited me to this party tonight.

- And is that why you're upset? - No.

He wants me to bring Sabine.

- So bring her. - She doesn't want to go.

Okay.

And if I don't bring Sabine, then Dane probably doesn't want me there.

And it's like he's...

He's my way in.

- To the school network? - Yeah.

Well, when Sully was your age, I didn't let him go to parties.

I know, you can tell.

He makes up for it now.

You should have seen what he was wearing when he came in today.

Iris, if I don't hang out with these guys,

I don't get the connections.

Look, the most important thing is you maintain the scholarship.

Just keep at it and you will succeed.

Alright?

Okay.

HELENA: Always great to meet a voter.

NURSE BREE: The thing about politics now

- is that there's no revolutionaries. - Right.

I mean, how many polies do you know

would actually take a bullet for their beliefs?

All of Reza's policies are on his website.

They're more likely to use a staffer as body armour, I reckon.

Sorry I'm late.

Just, uh... I was trying to call you.

Uh... Must be on silent.

Yeah, well, anyway, I'm here now. We should head off.

- Thanks for keeping her entertained. - Oh, absolute pleasure.

- And don't forget what I said. - How could she forget?

- See ya. - (CHUCKLES) See ya.

Don't look back. She'll lose interest eventually.

And we're clear.

Thanks for that,

but I was quite enjoying talking to her, actually.

- Really? - Yes.

So you'd give my intervention a one star?

- You saw that, did you? - Oh, I saw it.

I was not at my best.

Four stars if you're not happy. Three stars if you're a monster.

But one?

Okay, I'm starting to regret reversing it, to be honest.

What are you doing here?

Spruiking for the election. My boss is Reza Fattah.

- You work for Reza Fattah? - Mm-hm.

My uncle's gonna lose it. Reza's his biggest idol.

- Is he a nice guy? - He really is.

And if he's elected,

he has a very strategic approach to the master plan for the old tip site.

- Right. - Which you would have heard about.

Uh... Yeah, I don't pay much attention to politics.

- Why not? - Uh... Just don't.

I dunno.

We can fix that.

Mm?

Okay, I have no idea what this is.

I'm going camping.

Go on.

That's it.

- Where? - Just in the National Park.

- On your own? - Yep.

Is that safe?

Would you ask a man if it was safe?

Absolutely. National Park on your own?

- Hello, Ivan Milat. - Why do I need to go with someone?

Can't an independent woman enjoy her own company in nature

from time to time?

Okay, we get it, you're over your break-up with Pav.

It wasn't a break-up. We never officially got back...

I just want to go camping, okay?

Well, it looks like you're struggling. Do you need a hand?

Sabine, I have literally brought people back to life

with my bare hands,

I think I can manage a tent.

Where are you going?

Staying at Rose's.

We discussed this.

Actually, if you've got a spare 10 minutes...

You've brought people back to life with your bare hands,

I'm sure you can manage.

Bye.

He's constantly talking to the people in his community.

- Isn't that their job? - Should be.

But plenty of politicians,

they forget about who they actually represent.

Reza's not like that.

He's not even in parliament yet

and he sent me to the Towers

just to talk to people and get them engaged.

Without a bodyguard?

Actually, crime is lower in and around the Towers

than it is in the rest of the electorate.

I know. I live here.

Sorry. Oh, God, here's me on my high horse.

Nah, it's cool. It's good to know you've got our back.

I get a bit carried away. (CHUCKLES)

A bit?

Okay, so you live here. What do you think needs improving?

Um...

Oh, gee, thanks for all the local intel.

- (BOTH LAUGH) - Hello, Ash.

- Uncle. - Hello.

- This is Helena. - Hello, Helena.

Salam, Aghaye.

- Tell him who you work for. - Reza Fattah.

- No. - Yeah, and he's a sleaze.

Stop it. He's wonderful.

I knew it.

And a hard worker, no?

Mm-hm. First in, last to leave.

Good, good. And kind to his staff?

He brings us homemade kookoo.

Such a good man and a great ambassador for our community.

Even if he is from Rasht.

(LAUGHS)

Now, um... I have many, many more questions.

- Sure. - First of all,

how did he come up with these great policies?

So when he was back home...

Is it okay?

This is great.

- Really? - Yeah.

Why don't you write like this in your essays?

So many rules for essays.

You need to forget the rules a bit.

Mrs Giddens doesn't like that.

Look, I don't mean throw that out the window.

Just put your personality into it. That's when you're a good writer.

Hear that, Mum?

Very good, Laila. Keep at it.

And, you know, he took leave from his lawyer job

to devote all his time to defend those Somali refugees.

- And he won! - What a guy.

Ah! First tutoring lesson. How's it going?

Apparently I'm a good writer.

She is.

You are a very determined girl, Laila.

DANE: So is Sabine meeting us there or...

Um... She's not coming.

Oh.

Yeah, I think maybe

you should wind back the idea that you guys will be friends.

Why?

I just... I'm not sure that she's up for it.

So thanks for the invite, but I'm not coming to the party.

What are you talking about?

I thought the deal was I had to bring Sabine.

The deal?

I invited you 'cause you're my friend, you idiot.

Come on, we should get going.

(SIGHS) I haven't finished that assignment yet either.

Do it later. This is the party of the year.

Everyone's gonna be there.

Alright, yeah.

Let's go.

See ya, Iris.

- Hey! - Oh, hey!

Uh...

- Hey! - On me.

Why didn't you tell me you and Lottie broke up?

I... I don't know. I didn't think you would want to know.

Why didn't you tell me?

Well, you're with Evan.

I didn't want it to seem

like I was just trying to get in the way of that.

Okay. And if I wasn't with Evan?

Are you saying that's an option?

No, I'm not, actually. No.

Then why are we having this conversation?

Because we've never spoken about it.

And that's so... We should have.

Okay. What do you want to know?

When Lottie walked in that day, or even after that...

- why did you not say anything? - Like what?

We'd slept together.

After months of...

- Did that not mean anything to you? - What? No...

- Then why? - I don't know.

But you said nothing.

Because it was easier.

Lottie and I had been together for so long, while you and I...

Have known each other our whole lives!

Whatever.

I should go.

Why bring this up now?

Guess I needed closure.

And?

Got it.

See ya, Ryan.

ANA: Hey.

Hey.

Uh... What are you doing here?

(BOTH CHUCKLE)

Oh...

Okay, I thought, um...

Hang on, hang on.

You're just gonna... what? Check your emails first?

(LAUGHS)

Oh.

Wow, yeah, no, I could... I could be into that.

No, you idiot.

Let's book a holiday.

Right.

Great.

(KNOCK AT DOOR)

Hi.

It's Jamie.

Yeah, I... I remember.

What are you doing here?

I need to talk to someone about my rib...

- How do you know where I live? - ... 'cause the pain's getting worse

and I need something for it pretty quickly.

Did you follow me?

Yeah.

Um... I know it's kind of weird.

I, um... I don't want to freak you out or anything,

but, um... it's getting unbearable.

Um... Are you listening to me?

Yeah, your pain is getting unbearable.

Yeah. Can you give me something?

Okay, you're gonna need to go back to the hospital.

No, uh... Yeah, they weren't that much help there, to be honest.

You're the only one that's really, you know, got it.

No, there's not much I can do from here.

Look, I'm sorry to bother you while you're not at work.

I just... I mean, you're a doctor, doctors always have something

- lying around the house, don't they? - No, I don't.

Come on. Please, it's killing me. No, look, I'm sorry...

Just help me! Please?

I... I... I don't want to hurt you, I promise.

I just need something for the pain.

Okay. I don't have anything.

Got... Got a prescription pad?

In... In my bag.

Can you get it?

Are you going camping?

(BREATHES SHAKILY)

This it?

Thank you so much. I'm... I'm really sorry about this.

Uh...

Like I said, they weren't much help at the hospital.

Um...

Not like you.

(DIAL TONE RINGS)

ASH: Hey.

What was that?

That was me tutoring Laila.

I thought we agreed it wasn't a good idea.

No, you said you didn't know how it would work.

But looks like we figured it out.

Yeah, I... What do you think I meant by that, though?

What, you think I was asking permission?

- Yeah. - It was a heads-up.

- Heads-up? - Yeah.

And it's pretty clear you'd rather have

your really smart cousin leave school

than have a fag in your house a couple times a week.

Look, if you're too repressed to be in the same room as me...

that's your problem, not mine.

- Everything alright? - Yeah.

Just... arguing about football stuff.

FETU: Is there anything else you think we should know?

No, that's everything.

Okay, we've let the chemists know

to keep an eye out for any prescriptions with your name.

In the meantime,

I suggest that you change your locks as soon as possible,

just in case.

Have you got someone to be with you tonight?

Uh... Sabine will be home shortly.

Okay, good.

Thank you so much, Dr Rosso.

Hey, I'm so sorry this happened to you.

Oh, I get worse every day at work.

Bet you do.

- Goodnight. - Goodnight.

(BREATHES SHAKILY)

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I was having a really good night.

I thought you don't like Persian guys.

Happy Tet and 20 years of your shop.

- Where have you been? - I had another appointment.

(TRADITIONAL DRUMMING)

Kat would really love to see Patch.

Due for a feed.

Using that little girl to get to Patch.

No shame, that man.

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