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ANNOUNCER: Previously on The Heights...

What I do know is I can't keep doing what I've been doing.

Which is sweet jack-all.

- MICH: What interview? - Security.

Really? You?

We got the leads, baby.

You're looking at Professor Henry Higgins.

And you're Eliza.

- That's really awesome. - (SQUEALS)

- You know how to change a drainpipe? - No.

I'm sure I can find another use for you.

If prices around here skyrocket,

we would be idiots not to make the most of it.

You wanna sell the house?

Then it'll be over. We can finally go our separate ways.

I reckon you're ready for Step 9, making amends.

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? Two hearts so far apart ?

? Sitting in the same car ?

? Avoiding awkward conversation... ?

CLAUDIA: Hey?

Oh, you're brushing up for Sani?

Couldn't hurt.

Hey, have you seen my strawberry lip gloss?

The one that you're always nicking?

I am not!

It should be back in your bag.

Which was stolen. Sorry.

It's fine. I did like that one, though.

As did I.

As did I.

RIP, Strawberry Shine.

(CHUCKLES)

? Two hearts, one fantasy ?

? Someone who's good for me ?

? You missed the mark but I can't ignore it ?

? I gave you so much of me ?

? You still wanted more from me... ?

FELICITY: I don't know how many hours they've had me on hold.

I've never spoken to a human.

I'm starting to think nobody even works there.

All I know is, in all that waiting,

I've managed to knit my boy an entire jumper.

LEONIE: Sounds productive.

Look, even if I do owe them the money, I don't have it.

It's two grand. And they want it, like, yesterday.

Yeah, it's really stressful.

I've had a few clients with these robo-debts.

And because I'm not a welfare cheat.

When I got the letter, I just assumed it was right.

I get it. And, very least, whatever you owe,

I'll request a long-term payment plan

rather than you repaying it all now.

- Thanks, Leonie. - No worries.

I find it funny that they call it the Human Services Department.

You know? What a joke.

I'll be in touch.

That looks like fun. Yeah, keen to have a go myself.

Where'd you get the cash for all this? Win the lottery?

Um... They're a donation.

Oh, from who?

I could tell you, but... you wouldn't be happy about it.

Uh-oh.

- Juliana Worsfield. - Oh.

Has she done a photo op with the local paper yet?

Very funny.

When's the press conference? Hashtag Community Spirit.

Look, we really need this stuff.

You saw their faces.

I guess.

Uh... Your morning muffin, madam.

- Thank you. - (BOTH CHUCKLE)

Ugh! You two are so gross.

Hey, uh... you're a bit fancy,

what are my chances of getting a reservation at Rigoletto tonight?

Rigoletto? Ooh-la-la.

A weekend night?

Well, you could promise them your firstborn.

Yeah. My...

parents have decided to drive down unannounced from the farm.

If it were up to me, we'd be watching Lord Of The Rings,

but Dad's a big fan of the Rigoletto lasagne.

Yeah, the food's supposed to be amazing.

Yeah.

What's the occasion?

Uh... European holiday.

They're allergic to the internet.

They insist on seeing the travel agent in town.

And see their son, obviously.

Obviously.

- Mm. Sounds fun. - Yeah? Well, dinner will be.

Just gotta make sure that, uh... Dad goes easy on the shiraz.

Anyway, I'd better make that call, but I'll, um... talk to you soon?

Yep.

Bleurgh!

I didn't want to go.

I didn't want to go.

I have got too much study to do.

Any changes to your roster

we'll inform you about a week in advance.

Questions?

All ready and raring to go.

Great. I know it's not rocket science,

but all goods leaving the store do need to be accounted for.

If you have issues with any of the customers, come see me.

I was a cop for a fair few years

so I know how to handle troublemakers.

I'm sure you'll do fine.

One last thing, I think it's important to reiterate,

especially for those just starting out like yourself,

although your role is mainly checking bags,

you still make an important contribution

to the culture of the store.

When a customer walks through those doors,

yours is the first face they see.

So just smile, relax, be friendly and everyone goes away happy.

- Make sense? - Yeah.

Oh, and we don't say 'goodbye' here. We say 'bye for meow'.

_

Too easy. Service with a smile.

(ROCK MUSIC PLAYS)

SANI: Hold that for a sec.

Good, Sabine.

Have you been taking your Baclofen?

Uh... Yep.

47? I got 40 last time.

If you'd have been doing your stretches...

I... have been.

The reason I gave you the stretches

is so you can manage your pain levels, yeah?

Mm-hm.

So what's on for the rest of the day?

Rehearsals. We're doing Pygmalion at school.

- Pig-what? - Pygmalion.

Never heard of it.

It's what My Fair Lady is based on.

- Ah, that I've heard of. - Yeah.

- So who are you playing? - Eliza.

It's one of the leads.

Cool.

Ah, make sure you mention me in your Oscar speech.

It's the Tonys in the theatre.

(LAUGHS) Well, excuse me.

Just a bit more.

(SIGHS)

And done.

(SIGHS)

Oh, come on!

Do your stretches... Eliza.

(CHUCKLES)

MARK: You still want me to drop the kids off at Karen's?

- Yeah, great. - But I wanna help Mum paint.

I don't think we're going to get much painting done today, bub.

- We're just prepping. - Boring!

Are you planning to do the trim first or the walls?

The walls.

Okay. I'd do the trim first. You follow a structure.

Well, that's not what Ms Handy said.

Mrs Handy?

Ms, from YouTube. She's been very helpful.

Ah, yeah. Well, I've had a few jobs on this week,

but, uh... I'll get stuck in once I'm free.

Yeah, I know.

I just wanted to get on the front foot with this thing. Chip in a bit.

Oh, and I spoke to Karen.

She said that she might have some more stuff left over

from a few jobs.

Some of it sounds like it could be useful.

Mark.

Yeah, cool. Uh... Alright.

Come on, let's go, Picasso. Come on, Franks, let's go!

FRANKIE: Dibs being Yoshi.

(LAUGHTER)

Morning, Sabine.

- Sorry, physio went a bit over. - That's fine.

Quickly, guys. I'm timing you.

GIRL: Keep going, keep going, keep going.

We're almost done, Sabine. Have a look over your lines.

We're kicking off with Scene 5 today.

Okay.

It looks like we're not breaking the record today.

(LAUGHTER)

(POP MUSIC PLAYS)

PAV: Goodbye for meow.

Could I have a look in there, please? Thanks.

Great.

Bruno Mars! Nice choice.

Thank you. Bye for meow.

LEONIE: Thanks for coming in on a weekend.

How was Felicity, anyway?

Oh, annoyed, scared, both.

Hey, girls.

- Oh. - Oh, my God...

What happened? Are you okay?

The new sports equipment, it's been stolen.

(EXHALES HEAVILY)

MARK: Right, see ya, kids.

- Hope they're not too much trouble. - Oh, please, they're easy.

Oh, I don't know if Renee told you,

I have some more leftover things from work.

- Yes, yes, she did. - I'll grab them.

I'm just so glad they're getting used.

Oh, thanks.

- Alright. - This is great.

- I'll open the gate for you. - Ta.

- Thanks. - Gearing up for the renos?

Ah, well, we're... No, we're selling up, actually.

- Ah, really? - Yeah.

Up to that stage in the divorce?

Yeah, I guess so.

Guessing you're not too stoked about it.

Oh, well, you know, it's just selling the kids' home

isn't something that I wanted to do.

Yeah, it's hard. You always remember the house you grew up in.

Yeah. What was yours?

A little fibro shack in Oyster Beach.

- (LAUGHS) - We called it a tent with walls.

(LAUGHS) Yeah, you?

Oh, it was a... some red brick number in Maysfield

that, um... my parents painted apricot.

We loved it, though, you know.

It had a big Moreton Bay fig tree in the backyard.

Perfect for climbing.

And that's exactly how I broke my arm when I was nine.

- Ooh, ouch. - Yeah.

I get it, though. You don't want to disrupt the kids' lives.

But I'm sure wherever you end up you'll make some great memories.

Mm, or find some good trees to fall out of.

(CHUCKLES)

I'd better head off. Hey, thanks, uh... Thanks again.

Don't mention it.

Maybe you could ask your mate J-Dubs for another donation.

The kids are gonna be disappointed.

- They'll be okay. - 'Course they will be.

It's not like a few basketballs

are going to help them solve all their problems.

(SIGHS)

It's just... I like the idea of them being able to come to this place

and just be a kid for a few hours, you know?

Sorry. I sound like bloody Oprah.

Hey, uh... that was Mum. She and Dad can't make it tonight.

Apparently, some cattle got out of the farm,

so Dad's got to go wrangle them

before they make their way into the national park.

- Bummer. - Mm.

Hey, uh...

What's up?

Why didn't you invite me to dinner?

Well, 'cause I didn't think you'd wanna come.

Why not?

Uh... 'Cause you get a bit... (CLEARS THROAT)

weird with stuff like that.

- What stuff? - You know, like, relationshipy stuff.

- No, I don't. - Yes, you do.

Anytime we do anything even slightly coupley, you freak out.

Plus dinner's not even happening anymore, so does it actually matter?

Well, it matters if that's what you think of me.

- It's not a judgement. - Oh, well, sounds like one.

Look, you just take a little longer to be cool with, like,

dating stuff. I didn't want to move

too fast for you, that's all it is.

Why don't we get dinner tonight, just the two of us?

Maybe.

Should I call you once I'm finished, or...

(SCOFFS) You know what? I should study.

Okay, cool.

(ROCK MUSIC PLAYS)

Have a nice day. Bye for meow.

Can I check in your bag, please?

I don't have to do anything for you, bro.

Sorry, it's store policy.

Yeah, I know my rights. I don't need to do dick.

- It won't take a second, mate. - I'm not your mate.

Why don't you just take it easy?

No, how about you take it easy?

Hey! Hey...

- Back off, man! - Let me do my job.

- I'll report you. - Let me do my job, mate.

I'm terribly sorry, sir. Please go through.

Thank you.

Bye for meow.

You're not a cop, Pav.

Touching a customer's property without their consent

is completely not on.

Play by the rules and get it together.

We went through this.

(GROUP BABBLES)

AMBER: Okay, that's enough, guys.

Um... Let's move these tables to the side of the room.

Don't worry, I got it.

- (CHATTERS INDISTINCTLY) - (FURNITURE CLANKS)

Yep, just get this on your side too.

- Quick word? - Yeah, sure, Sabine.

Just so you know, I don't need any special treatment.

I can do this. You don't need to sideline me or anything.

I didn't... I didn't mean to sideline you.

I know, and it's totally fine.

I've just had this conversation a lot.

Bottom line, just treat me like everyone else.

Um... Yes, of course.

Great.

- Thanks for letting me know. - Yep.

Um... Scott, do you mind grabbing the scripts?

Thanks.

So he's just had a feed,

so he should be ready to go down for a nap soon.

Okay.

How was your first day?

Yeah, fine.

- Chase down any shoplifters? - Not quite.

I prefer spending time with this guy. Hey?

What do you reckon we go on an excursion to Iris's later?

Ooh, maybe you'll get a free blueberry like yesterday.

What? I never get free blueberries.

- I'll leave you guys to it. - Okay.

- See you later. - Bye.

(KIDS CHATTER INDISTINCTLY)

Ah, you got the living room prepped for painting, I see.

I even sugar-soaped it.

Oh, that's very impressive.

I'm starting to think I could do your job.

Ah, yeah.

Okay, fantastic. What have we got here?

Are you still good to varnish the deck this weekend?

Yeah, sure.

I don't know about this vomit-yellow paint.

Hey, um...

I don't think we should sell.

(GROANS) Mark.

I thought you were on board with this.

Well, I... I was, but you know, this... this place...

This has been our home.

I'm just not ready to leave that behind yet.

And we've... We've built a family here.

Surely that has to mean something.

You know, Frankie and Noah, this is their whole life.

Christmases and birthdays.

I... I can still remember

the first time we brought them home after the hospital.

Look, I know it's crazy

and selling is definitely the more sensible option, but...

It doesn't make it the right one.

Yeah, I get it, Mark.

Part of me doesn't want to sell either, but...

What other choice do we have?

Stealing?! You shouldn't have said that, Eliza.

That shows a want of feeling.

I'm sorry, I'm only a common, ignorant girl

and, in my station, I need to be careful.

Let's leave it there, guys. Well done.

(APPLAUSE)

Next time say it, don't spray it, okay?

Alright, I want this room exactly the way it was.

Great work. Keep it up.

MICHAEL: Have the ball as well, I guess.

Michael.

Big Mike.

I just got back from the Community Centre.

- So? - There's a lot of very upset kids.

I saw you sell that cricket bat to that boy.

No, I didn't.

Okay.

Then I'll give the police a call. See what they think about that.

Say hi to Fetu for me.

Okay.

Look, Mike, I get why you're doing this.

Someone's gotta pay her debt back.

Why do you think your mum came to me?

I just spent the last three hours going through her records.

Turns out she doesn't owe as much as they think she does.

But that doesn't mean anything

now that she's going to have to deal with this.

I... I was just trying to fix it.

That's not your job, mate. That's mine.

Your job is to be a kid

and not make your mum even more stressed than she already is.

What am I supposed to do?

Get it all back.

I don't know if I can.

I think you can find a way, Big Mike.

- (SIZZLING) - SHANNON: Did you even want to go?

Kind of.

Okay, not really, but it still sucked not being invited.

Will you please just dump him already, for both our sakes?

That's a bit extreme.

But he's right, though. You've never been that invested in this.

Uh... Turn the heat down. You should be roasting it slowly.

So, are ya?

- What? - As invested?

I guess not.

Then just break up with him.

Maybe he's more into it than I am, but I still really like him.

I do! (LAUGHS)

And, like, he brought me a muffin this morning.

That's the best thing about him you can think of? A muffin?

No. But, I mean, he does that sort of stuff all the time.

Okay, fine. We like muffins. Was it blueberry?

White chocolate and raspberry.

I don't know, I mean,

I find myself thinking about him on my way to work and,

I just look forward to seeing his face every morning.

It's the best part of my day.

Then prove it to him, 'cause he clearly doesn't know that.

You're burning the nuts.

Excuse me?

(SIGHS)

Well, this is different.

Yeah. No, it's pretty strange being back in uniform.

I was talking about Patch.

Easiest customer I've had all day.

Hello there.

I thought men were supposed to look good in uniform.

(LAUGHS)

Nice to see you too, Iris.

Quiet night in?

Yeah, just boring bolognaise with Sabine.

Don't judge the pre-made sauce. It's not quite a Pav culinary special.

Oh, I'm cooking for two.

Although, the way this guy eats, it might as well be eight.

Made him your famous Thai pumpkin soup yet?

Most of it ended up on the floor.

Harsh critic.

I always liked it.

Quite a lot, actually.

Shame you don't do home delivery.

I thought you two broke up.

You haven't bought condoms in ages.

But then again...

Anyway.

Good luck with the boring bolognaise.

- See ya. - Yep.

$12.50.

Listen, I'm...

I'm under no illusions that this is all my fault,

this... this whole mess.

And I hate that I can't give the kids the future they deserve.

And I... I don't want them to now

lose the house that they grew up in just because of me.

Which is why I need to fix this.

What's this?

It's FIFO work, over at the mines. I've decided to apply.

What? (SCOFFS) Mark...

This is a chance, Renee. This is...

This is a real chance to make everything right.

Have you actually thought this through?

Yeah, I have. You know, if we're going down this road,

we're gonna need more income, a lot more income,

and this is good money.

Flights, meals, accommodation, that's all taken care of.

You know, and it's work I can do.

What about Frankie and Noah?

Are they gonna be without their Dad?

(SIGHS) Yeah, it's not gonna be easy, on any of us.

But... But if we do this, then...

maybe they get to grow up in their home.

(SIGHS)

Just... Just think about it.

(SIGHS)

_

(LAUGHS)

Is this a, uh... apology or...

More of a commitment.

Prepare yourself, it's pretty fancy.

And I have been slaving away on it all afternoon.

For entr�e we have chicken nuggets

with a selection of three different sauces, including garlic mayo.

Wow, that is very fancy.

And for mains, we have burgers

that have become slightly deconstructed on the way over.

- That's actually very in right now. - Mm-hm.

And then just to top that all off,

we have a side of pommes frites,

also known in other cooking circles as chippies.

I see. Have you paired this with anything?

Oh, well, I have a very expensive bottle of sparkling white wine

in the fridge.

Really?

Well, the 'expensive' and the 'white wine' parts I made up,

but the 'sparkling' and the 'bottle' parts are both true.

So... how about it?

Shall I book us a table at Chez Ana?

Well, I don't... I don't think I should need to book

'cause I just got given a key to the restaurant.

Mm.

(DOOR OPENS)

- CLAUDIA: Hello, daughter! - Hi!

Ah! You shouldn't have.

I know. I'm just a really amazing daughter.

Raised by an equally amazing mother.

- How was your rehearsal? - Fine.

Covered a lot.

- You got your lines down? - Getting there.

You okay?

Yeah.

Would you mind doing the bolognaise tonight?

I know I said I would.

Yeah, of course. I'll just go and get changed.

Just don't expect me to wait on you hand and foot

when you're a big Broadway actress!

(CHUCKLES)

(CLANKING IN OTHER ROOM)

Sometimes I lose faith in the world,

and then it reminds me that people aren't so crap after all.

- Someone returned the stuff? - Mm-hm.

Probably just kids being kids.

I guess so.

- Need a hand? - I'd love one.

Hey...

sorry for giving you grief about the whole Juliana thing.

It's fine.

(LAUGHS)

You haven't been stewing over that all day, have you?

Just a little, yes.

(LAUGHS)

But I get why you took the donation from her.

And just because I wouldn't doesn't mean I should judge you.

Yeah, well, politicians come and go.

And I'll squeeze whatever I can out of the buggers,

no matter what side they're on.

Ruthless.

- I'm not always such a softy. - I know.

And I think you're much more of a teddy bear than you let on.

Oh, you think that, do you?

I do.

Here.

(MICROWAVE DINGS)

- That'll be my pizza pocket. - Your what?

My pocket of pizza... pizza pocket.

I was heating it up.

I'd better go grab it.

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What... What are you doing here?

So you still don't trust him?

No, guess I don't.

You said you had a great night

and then radio silence for weeks, so...

The thing is I was still hung up on someone.

Ooh, occupied!

Oh, well, nothing you haven't seen before, I suppose.

True.

Was there a moment between us

the other night, or did I make that up?

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