Summer Page #4
- Alright.
F***. I forgot the wreath!
Come on, come on. Wreath!
- Hurry up.
- Alright, alright!
He's not gonna run off, is he?
God so loved the world
that gave His only son
should not perish
but have eternal life.
The eye has not seen nor ear heard
nor the heart of man conceived
what God has prepared
for those who love Him.
On behalf of the family, can I
welcome you all to our service?
Thank you for coming
and sharing this special occasion
as we say farewell
to our dear friend Darren.
Saying goodbye is always painful,
but I hope the pain will be eased
by the very special and positive
memories we have of him.
- It's freezing.
- Yeah.
- Do kids still swim here?
- Too dangerous now, they say.
Yeah, well, it probably is.
Nobody needs the woods any more.
All the kids have got cars
to shag in now.
Still the romantic, then.
- Why do I have to do this?
- Shut up moaning.
- What are you up to, Shaun?
- You'll see.
- I really should be getting back.
- Katy...
Look. I've wanted to say...
Yeah?
...that I've missed you.
Well, I've missed you, Shaun.
...like we were back then... before.
Oh, Shaun.
Just cos I'm here now,
it doesn't mean...
No. I'm not expecting you to rip
your gear off or anything like that.
I'm sorry.
I just wanted you to know...
...back then...
...was the best summer I ever had.
Oh, Shaun.
It's done.
You want to f*** it or float it?
Yeah, alright.
Bollocks.
It's not even that deep.
Just go in!
Everyone says it's 50 foot deep.
Everyone says aliens run the chip shop.
There's pikes in here
that bite your bollocks off.
You're full of sh*t!
Lovely and warm.
Look! There's sharks. F***ing sharks!
It was big.
Shaun! Shaun! Come on! Shaun!
Shaun!
The bastard's got a gun!
Come on.
Shaun, come on!
Oh, my shoe.
Wait!
Daniel!
- What?
- Nothing.
I'll have to pay for that now.
I bet this is the first thing
to go down on you in a while.
Cheeky bastard.
- Alright. See you.
- See you.
- Sorry if I pissed you off earlier.
- You didn't.
I'm quite house-trained these days.
Well, most days.
- What's going happen to Dan now?
- He'll stay with me.
You should go.
Yeah.
You know where I am if you fancy
a bit of rough. For old times' sake.
You really haven't changed, have you?
You can't blame a guy for trying,
not now you're driving a car like that.
Alright?
Bye, then.
- Zoe's staying for tea.
- Alright.
What are you making?
Nothing till you clean up
your bloody room.
Seen that.
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