100 Streets Page #5

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But I kind of moved on, still.

And my dad...

Boy, I ain't seen

that guy in time.

That man got a new family.

I guess he moved on as well.

I'm sorry to hear that.

I didn't mean to pry.

Nah, nah, it's cool.

It's no biggie.

Yeah, anyway,

I better get going.

I'll see you tomorrow.

Final audition.

Oh, yeah. Yeah, all right.

Cool, all right.

See you tomorrow.

See you tomorrow.

There he is!

There he is!

There's daddy.

Go on.

You want to say hi?

There's my monsters!

Come here.

Come here, you two.

I've missed you

so much, so much.

- You going to go play, yeah?

- Yeah.

You're early for once.

Yeah, I've been running.

Like the old days.

You look different.

Do I?

Mmm.

No, I'm just me.

It's good that you're

straightening yourself out.

I heard about the nosebleed.

Do you mind if we get

a photo, Max?

Uh... no, not today, mate.

I'm just with the family,

okay, yeah?

Cheers.

No worries.

No, I just want to concentrate

on being a good dad.

Come and play, daddy!

All right then.

Oh, man.

Here I come!

For Chris and Samantha,

having a large garden is top

of their list of priorities.

With three growing boys

and one more on the way,

space to run around

is essential.

The first property I've found

ticks all of those boxes.

A little too far out of town.

So, guys, what do you think?

Oh, it's absolutely gorgeous.

Oh, it's so lovely...

Come on, George, you've been sat

in that chair all day again.

And you ain't touched

the lunch I left.

Right, we need to

get you out of here.

You've got five minutes, you

best pull yourself together.

I mean it, George.

Five minutes.

You remember what happened

here nearly 20 years ago?

Yeah.

Course I do.

You got down on one knee

and promised me the world.

And you delivered.

Maybe not the big house

full of kids.

But you told me

you'd be my rock forever.

And you have, George.

Really, you have.

But I've made my decision.

We can't bring

a kid into all this.

We can't do it right now.

We may never be able to.

I know what I'm saying, and...

And I'm all right with it.

Sweetheart, you know...

No, just let me finish.

You know

I've always wanted a kid,

and as much as it's hurt

over the years...

With me mum going on

and all my friends having 'em.

If I'm given a choice

of getting my husband back,

or getting a new baby,

I'd pick you

every time.

I just want my rock back.

It was an accident, love,

plain and simple.

I know.

I know.

Sorry to keep you waiting so long.

That's all right.

Um... I've got bad news,

I'm afraid.

Terence died this morning.

What do you mean

he's dead? He...

No, he can't be,

I saw him just...

I'm so sorry.

How?

Is this from when he was robbed?

He had internal bleeding,

so he didn't know, and...

I kept telling him to go

to hospital, but he just...

He said he was fine, man!

F***!

Fine!

Yo, kings!

I was looking for

you everywhere.

You okay, yeah?

Yeah, man.

Just had a bit of

bad news, that's all.

What, Jules?

Nah, nah, nah, just some

sh*t in my other world.

He wants to meet, though.

Yeah?

Mmm-hmm.

What, you sure

he's gonna trust me?

Yeah, man, don't watch that.

He knows you've been

my boy for time.

Nice.

You're gonna be

on your own now, though.

You sure you're gonna

be cool with that?

Yeah, man, I've been

on my own for time.

No more looking in the rearview.

Your man's got

a future on you now.

What about Daniel?

Yeah, I've still got

to take care of that, man.

Man should've knows

who he's dealing with!

Oh, sh*t, what brings you

round these days, cuz?

I thought you got chucked out.

Yo, Jules wants you gone,

fam. He don't trust you.

He thinks you're

working with the feds.

What you been smoking, cuz?

Yo, this ain't no joke, tin man.

He knows you ain't been nicked.

You need to leave the ends now.

I can't just leave

like that, cuz.

You okay, d?

Yo, f*** off, little man.

Where the f*** you

get these from, bruv?

Ooh, these are mine.

What?

Let me check these out.

No, I don't think so.

Get the f*** off, man!

You nearly f***ing

killed our boy, cuz!

That ain't our boy!

And we ain't on nuttin' no more!

What the f***

you talking about, fam?

Watch too many movies

or something, cuz?

You see what these little

c*nts do to impress you?

I ain't their boss, fam!

Seriously, man, I can't have

you f***ing with my future.

Hello!

Anybody home?

No?

Just as I planned it.

Where do you keep your vases?

Ah-ha. Beautiful.

Mmm.

F***!

Come on.

Pick up the phone.

Can we buy daddy a present?

Yes, we can, Evie,

but we've got to be quick

because we've got to get back.

Shall we call daddy? See

if he's at home? Yeah.

Then we'll know what he wants.

Oh, sh*t, the battery's dead.

What did I tell you, Leo?

If you play those games,

the battery's going to die.

Yeah, you've got

to listen to mommy.

F***ing slag.

You f***ing slag.

Oh, uh, hello, is that Simon?

Yeah, it's...

It's George Radford.

The cab driver.

I tried to call before, yeah.

Yeah. Yeah, you know.

Listen, I... I know

it might be too soon,

but I was wondering

if maybe we could meet up?

I won't take up much

of your time,

and I totally understand if it's

not something you want to do.

What, today?

Yeah, are you sure?

All right, great.

All right, Simon, thank you.

I'll... I'll see you there.

Ta.

Yeah, if it was you,

I'd want to meet the

geezer that done it.

Right, what shall

we get daddy then?

Some headphones because

I remember breaking them.

Did you break them?

Well, let's see.

I don't know where they are.

Look, mommy, our house is on TV.

I'm not so sure, Leo.

Okay, kids, come on.

Come on, we're going to go now.

Come with me.

A siege is now developing

here in southwest London.

The rugby captain,

former England rugby captain Max

Moore is armed with a shotgun...

Max, put down the gun

and pick up the phone!

That's right.

Max!

Please pick up the phone!

I ain't f***ing talking

to none of you pussyholes

until I f***ing see my wife.

F***ing see my wife.

Where is she?

Where's my wife?

I want my wife!

Get my wife out here now!

We don't think that this... Come

one, you could've shot me by now!

I'm standing right here!

Look at me!

Police are certainly here...

What, are you afraid

to pull the trigger?

Why haven't you shot, eh?

Are you scared?

Because I'm not!

What happened, exactly?

I was on my way home.

It was the last fare of the day.

I had this fella in the back.

I almost didn't pick him up.

He was going on and on.

Then this woman just...

She just pulled out

in front of me.

She didn't even look.

So, I swerved to avoid her.

And, uh...

And that's when I hit your wife.

Tell me one thing.

Was she smiling?

What?

Ruth, when it happened,

was she smiling?

Sorry, I don't understand

what you mean.

When she crossed the road...

Did she look happy?

Yeah.

Yeah, she looked very happy.

Actually, just walking

past me now is Emily.

Emily, you're live on sky.

Do you think we might have

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