Saving Grace Page #3
Let's not.
Let's just go
back into the pub.
There's something I want
to discuss with you two.
Are you out
of your f***ing mind?
We've gotta get
to the house, to save Grace!
Yeah. Iknow what's
causing the llghts.
J ust come back
into the pub.
I s it gonna blow?
No, I don't think so.
That's it.
Well. how do youknow?
I've seen it before
in Amsterdam.
years ago when I was
on a medicaI study
studying
something medical.
So that's
their plan. then?
Well. from what Matt's
been saying.
and putting two and two
together, I reckon so, yeah.
Kind of warms the heart,
Grace carrying on the locaI tradition
of complete and utter
contempt for the law.
Makes you proud.
Did you try
that stuff, Doctor?
Once at university.
Didn't inhale.
Evening.
Drinking after hours.
Charlle?
Oh. private party,
Sergeant.
Lagavulln?
Just a small one.
Any of you noticed those llghts
out towards Llac house?
No.
Any luck with
those poachers?
Oh. I'll get them.
Just a matter of time.
Crime never pays.
Certainly.
Yeah.
Where have you been?
Nowhere.
What you been up to?
Nothing.
Well. I'm glad
we got that cleared up.
I was working up at the house.
I lost track of time.
I'm sorry.
I waited for ages
in the pub.
Didn't Grace tell you?
She did.
I was really, really busy.
I'm really,
really sorry.
Look, I've got
something to tell you.
I've got something
to tell you too. Sit down.
Let me tell you first.
So's mine.
All right,
you go first.
No, you go first.
All right.
I'm moving the plants
up to Llac house.
We're gonna grow them
There's this speciaI way
Youknow how Grace is
a really good gardener?
It's gonna get us out
of all our money problems.
U s??
Well. me and Grace.
It's simple, it's perfect.
We sell it!
And anything we make over
what she needs. we spllt 5050.
Look, it's extreme,
but it's smart.
I don't want to leave
here to get work,
and this way,
I get to stay.
U ntiI you go to jail.
I'm not going to jail.
Matthew, smoking weed
is one thing.
Large scale cultivation
is another.
I'm surprised at Grace.
It's really stupid.
No, it's not really stupid.
It's really smart.
I think it'd be different
if it was your idea.
Yeah. you're right.
When you're being chased
around your prison cell
by a 16 stone bank robber
with a stiffy,
I'll be here thinking.
Why couldn't it have been me?
Why couldn't I have had
that brilllant idea?
you've been bleating on
about how unhappy you are
about losing your job,
and what's your solution?
Crime.
You get in deeper,
and you drag Grace down
with you.
Matthew, you are
such an idiot!
What's your news. then?
Doesn't matter.
Hello?
Hello, Mrs. Trevethan?
from Ramptons.
It's about our surveyor.
He's rather upset.
Velly solly.
Long rumbah.
Get both of those.
So, she sort of goes
through there, you see?
All right.
Mrs. Trevethan.
Hello.
Have you met
my friend. Tony?
Hello.
My name is Tony.
I'm from Scandinavia.
Oh...
congratulations.
Tony, could you go
and get one of those
giant bags
ofkitty lltter?
He doesn't talk much.
H mm. does he have to?
Grace...
have you read
any of my letters?
I'm sorry, no...
but I'm working
on a llttle plan.
I mean. it's a bit soon
to talk about it just now,
but see, I don't
want to jinx it.
Grace, I can't do any more
to hold them off.
It's gone up to head office,
and they don'tknow you.
All they see is
a middle aged woman
with huge debts
and no income.
What are you
going to do?
I'm becoming
a drugs dealer.
Grace...
I'm serious.
Thank you.
Tony.
You will phone me,
won't you?
Yes. Righty o.
Come on. Tony.
Honey Chambers?
London. S.W. 3?
He had me
post his letters.
I never got any.
Would you like
a drink?
Do you have any children?
No. I'm not very maternal.
I'm afraid.
I couldn't have any.
No. Iknow.
Gosh.
youknow a lot.
Can I ask you
another question?
If you want.
How did you ce
with sex?
Sex?
Sex.
What a nightmare.
It was exhausting!
Oh. God. it was
so frustrating!
Talk about flogging
a dead horse!
No?
Not really.
What did you do, then?
Well. I don't think we should
No, please.
I'd like toknow.
I...
I ce cream.
What? Pardon?
I ce cream.
I sucked it from
his fingertips.
It drove him wild.
I had to pretend to pass out
to get any rest at all.
He was insatiable.
I think he thought
you weren't interested.
He was wrong.
It's a beautiful
house.
Yes.
I think I'd like you
to leave, now.
He did love you.
And don't
patronize me.
Look, if you ever
want to talk
Yeah.
Iknow the address.
Matthew?
Mm hmm?
Will you give me one?
What?
I want toknow
what it feels like.
Please?
Grace, um...
If I'm growing it
and selllng it,
I shouldknow
the effect it has.
Oh. Yeah.
Of course you should.
No, not here!
Come on. let's get it
over and done with.
Calm down.
There's no one about. Relax.
I can't feel anything.
Hey, hey, hey.
Slow down.
I s this addictive?
It's not crack.
Are you sure
this works?
Oh. yes.
What?
Nothing.
Yeah. What?
What?
Matthew, it's you.
You're Scottish.
Yeah? Thank you.
God. I love it here.
You feellng any better?
Still feellng
a llttle bit dizzy.
You hungry?
Oh. God. yes.
I hadn't thought of that.
I'm ravenous!
Yes. I float so free...
None too mystically
You're a cat,
I'm a bird
So catch me
while you can...
What made you
decide to do this?
S.W. 3.
Mrs. Trevethan. please
don't put the phone down
...please don't put
the phone down.
Problem?
Thanks. kelly. I've been
trying to get through
to this Trevethan woman
for most of my llfe.
Phone, letters...
What is that woman
doing down there?
I don'tknow what's wrong.
She's been really moody recently.
Maybe she just
doesn't approve.
Desperate times call
for desperate measures.
The only other tion
was going back to Glasgow.
She didn't want that, either.
Neither did I.
My uncle Willle's got
a building site there.
Yeah?
What's he build?
U h. houses.
Down there.
What? Okay.
I play a good game
but not as good as you
I can be a llttle cold.
but you can be so cruel...
Five... four...
three...
two... one...
Now the damage is done
Well. there's blood
in these veins
and I cry when in pain
I'm only human on the inside
Make it hard to belleve
I'm only human
on the inside
I thought you'd come through
I thought you'd come clean
You were the best thing
But you go to extremes
You push me too far
Then youkeep going
till you break my heart
Yeah. you break my heart
See, I bleed and I bruise
Oh. but what's it to you?
I'm only human...
Ahoy!
Hey.
What do you want?
I brought lunch.
Cornish pasties.
I'mkidding.
Fish.
You brought me fish?
Well. I thought
it'd be a nice change.
What are you
doing here?
You never come
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