Wreckers Page #3
Don't! Get up. Get up!
You want it, do you? Do you? You want it!
I'll pay for that.
Why did you leave me that house?
Sorry about last night.
- That looks good. You mind if I have a slice of that?
- You made it, you cut it.
- Who wears the trousers in that house?
- She does.
- Hey, do you think we should go away in the end of term?
- Yeah, we could.
We got a house in Spain. Come there to us.
- It's an idea.
- I'll come to Spain.
Yeah, it's a shame you're leaving, Nick. We'll have farewell party on Saturday.
I'm gonna lauch it in the house. We'll have got a hell of the barbecue.
- Oh. Gonna miss you, Nick.
- Know when your time's up.
Yeah, Gary wants another kid. I just feel too young and I love all that, you know,
having a laugh and just be able to have drink. Yeah 'cause my Mum's not gonna be around forever.
And she can handle one, but having....to have two, I don't know.
And I don't want my tits sagging to the ground.
- Oh and here's the biggest one of them all.
- Biggest one of whom all, who's that?
- Kids!
- Oh yeah?
- Yeah, you.
Going to battle. With bloody flak jacket.
- I wish you were coming to hear me.
- Sod's law.
No.
- No!
- Bit funeral, huh?
- Yeah.
- What about this one?
- No!
- Dazzler, Bobbie dazzler.
- No, none of them. You're lovely as you are.
Where was Sharon tonight?
- Not her thing. David?
- PTA.
- Thank you. Oh, sorry.
- It's all right. OK?
- No!
- Stupid. Sorry.
- It's all right. Thanks for walking me home.
- Dawn!
...some food, eh? I think we need a wash, don't you, eh? I think you need a wash, don't you?...
It's a hard thing being a teacher but it's ever harder being pupil.
- It's not a closed book by any means.
In the first instance, you need to come back here for a second test to make sure it isn't just a blip.
- It's not a blip.
I'm sorry?
It's a... it's... it's not a blip, um... I... I had a previous girlfriend who was...trying for a baby and....
Stop crying.
It's my fault, stop crying.
Why didn't you just say?
You kept pushing it, your little project, I mean, why couldn't we just waited for a couple of years?!
- I was afraid it was me!
- Well it's me, you happy now?
Christ!!!
Could've guessed
I'm gonna walk home.
Dawn, please. Please don't leave me. I wouldn't be much without you, I...Ow!
Hello?
Dawn!
Hello?
It's Gary.
Oh God. I'm so, so sorry!
- I'll take the dog for a walk.
- Go on, then.
Come on, Judy. Yeah and thanks for making the bed.
Less of the chatter, please. Right. Make sure you get into a line.
Thomas, Ann, will you stop talking, please. Thank you.
Nadir and Sinead, will you please be quiet! You've got to do this in a week and none of you prepared, OK?
So you should start paying attention.
David. I want to get through this.
- We can have everything, we have whole life.
- Yeah, but you really want the child.
How do you know what I want?
If it was years, then we should go to the doctor.You lied about how long we've been trying.
You lied.
Oh God, I'm so ashamed.
David, David...I love you.
I want you to be happy.
- David.
- You go. I don't wanna. You go, Dawn.
I'm awake.
I was just admiring....
Nick.
- Hi!
- Hi, how're you doing? Hello little one, how are you? Come here!
She's sad, that's all. She can't have kids.
- What?!
- Yeah. David told me.
Ah, Dawn. Oh. I'm sorry.
It's him who can't.
- Oh, come on. I'm sorry, eh?
- It's all right.
- I'm sorry.
Hello? I know, it's Sunday. We're trying to help you daughter, so...
So you're leaving fourteen, going back? Say hello to the Taliban.
Blow bit few more talibs, eh?
Here, catch.
- Oh God!
- Is she allright?
- Come here, show me. Show me. Somebody get me some ice.
- She allright?
- Yeah, she's fine.
...A hot coal on me, David, you should get this f***ing nut...
- All right, Dawn? Need some help?
- Thank you.
- Who you gonna f*** next, then?
- You all right, darling? Do you want some help?
- Yes please.
David! David. Give us a ball. Watch this. Hey, soldier boy! Catch!
He used to pay me to beat you up, did you know that?
What? What you can do?
- Stop it!
- Remember when you did this to me, eh? Do you remember when you did this to me?!
Baby, come here.
I f***ed your wife.
- Gary! Gary,please.
- Get off me.
- Don't look at me like that, Dawn. I'm the saint one! He pushed our Mum down stairs!
- Nicki.
- F*** me!
All the more, then. Gave her something to think about.
David! David!!! No! David!!!
Oh yeah, sure, we'll be in... that's fine, thank you.
He's gone AWOL.
- Did he tell you he was gonna run away?
- No.
- Has he been in touch, David?
- No.
- He dropped by this summer but we weren't that close since our parents died.
- Well. We....
- We think he might have mental health problems.
- You think he will come back?
- How should I know?
- You would tell me.
- He'll come to you.
Why did you lie to me about him pushing your Mum down the stairs?
She was hurting him. I was protecting him.
Missed you. Yeah, I did, I missed you.
No, don't go. Don't go, don't go.
Don't go, don't go. Please don't go.
All right, I stink.
I went to London but I couldn't... hack it.
Do you want a biscuit? Eh? Go on. Go on, have one.
They come from a back of the service station.
I've let all my mates down. I just can't....sleep. I just can't.
- How is Davy?
- I have to know...about you two.
Well..he loves me.
Dave looked after me, yeah?.. 'cause of Dad... but he, kind of.. owned me.
- That's not love.
- He fucks you but he loves ME!
- He hates you!
- You have to go. I'll bring you money.
- If you love him, you'll leave us!
- Where are you going?
- To choir.
I'll drop you if you like.
Nick?
Where were you? I was worried about you.
- Dawn?
- She will need a good bed rest. We'll keep her for now.
- Thank you.
Dawn... They say the baby is safe.
I didn't want to hurt you.
I want this child. I want you to be happy.
- Nick came back. I saw him.
- I know. I know.
- Hello!
- Hi!
Is that little Ben? Hello, hello. Oh, he's lovely.
- You must be proud.
- Yeah.
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