And gentlyclosing down the eyes...
..take a big inhale.
Feel your ribcage expand.
And when you breathe out,just let everything go.
Notice the movementof your breath...
..your partner's breath...
and the energy of thespace between you...
Are you having an affair?
..being grateful for all the waysthey bring love into your life.
What?
Are you?
Begin to feel thepresence of your...
Am I having an affair?
Of course not.
I know you weren't...
You weren't at lifedrawing last night.
Oh.
I thought we were happy.
Did Ido something, or...
No, no, of course not.
Ah.
OK, I...
I was with someone last night,but it's not what you think.
Oh. I... I...
I was with my brother-in-law.
Well, was.
Joe's brother, Richard.
Right.
And? And he cameto our wedding,
and he disappeared.
But he's come back, andhe's started contacting me.
It's the man... Sowhat does he want?
I don't know.
But he wanted to get together.
What, and... And you...
You didn't want to?
No.
What, is he dangerous?
No, he's not dangerous,he's just awful.
And he's manipulative,and he's bitter,
and he's worse when he's drunk.
And look, he's just notsomeone I want to be around.
Well...
Well, why couldn't youtell me about this?
Because I didn't wantyou involved in it,
and I'd hoped he'd goaway and he didn't.
And so I...
So I...
..met him in a restaurant lastnight instead of going to art class.
And I'm really sorry.
I'm really sorry.
Please, don't do that again.
Of course not.
I really thought youwere having an affair.
Oh, as if I'd have an affair.
I thought... I thoughtyou'd lost interest in me.
I thought I...
Oh, how could I loseinterest in you?
Oh, sweetheart, I'm so sorry.
Hi.
I'm still here.
Is that OK if I'm still here?
I asked you to stay.
Yeah, I know,
but I've still gotall my clothes on.
Did I sleep with my clothes on?
♪ It's OK
♪ And you know you can't stop it
♪ And you caughtyourself in the way
♪ And you're falling now
♪ And it's all around
♪ With a hand you keep checking
♪ That you're breathingon the way back down
♪ Save your fightfor another tune
♪ This doesn't sit well on you
♪ And if your heart'sstill strumming then... ♪
Oh, your mum's here.
Alright, see ya, mate.
See ya.
Thanks for lettingme come over. OK.
Oh. Have a good day.
Oh, you're not goingto go talk to her?
No, I'll be late.
For what, the gym?
I've got nothing to say to her.
Come on, Peter.
No, she's just going tostart a fight about the test
or what we let Max do.
There's no point.
Are...
Hey. Hi.
Is Peter too scaredto talk to me?
Hm? Oh, no, he's late for work.
Right. Well...
Well, we can be adults.
I...
I want to apologise.
Oh, you don't needto do that at all.
No, Clara, I shouldn't havespoken to you like that.
I called you...
..incompetent.
And I'm sorry.
It's just, it'shard enough for me
being across what Max isdoing when he's with me,
let alone worrying about what he'sdoing when he's at your place.
Oh, it's...
It's not like welet him do anything.
He's a good kid, but he's 16.
He's always testing to seewhat he can get away with.
Yep, he's anamazing manipulator.
And... And he's a great kid.
You've done really well.
Look, he's said somepretty awful things
about me, too, over the years.
I wouldn't takeit too personally.
Look, I...
I'm not going to changethe arrangements for now.
It was just something I said,you know, heat of the moment.
Well, I... I don't know...
I actually don't think that thepaternity test should worry you.
It's actually a reallygood thing for all of us.
You know, I don't have toprove anything to anyone.
Honestly, I think Peter's hopingthat he's not Max's father...
Of course not. ..thatway he's off the hook.
No, that's not... It'swhat he does, Clara.
He runs.
You wait.
I've gotta go.
Yeah.
There's a guy over there.
Oh, yeah, I'll askfor assistance.
Excuse me? Sorry.
Oh, hi, can I help?
Yeah.
So, we have a stainin our ceiling.
It's about, Idon't know, so big,
and I'm looking for a blocker.
Blocker, like a blocker?
Can you be more specific, or...
Yeah, for stains.
There's a preferencefor a brand.
Oh, stain blocker?
Yeah. OK, right.
In the ceiling?
Is it from a leak?
Well, I'm guessing it is, yeah.
Guessing?
Right.
Have you used stainblocker before?
Ah...
..no.
No, I don't think I have.
First time.
Right. Well, yeah.
Just to let you know, itdoesn't solve the leak.
You can't just slap it onand voila, problem solved.
No, no, no, no, I know that...
If it's an active leak,
and not having seen it,I can't answer that.
Yep. But I suspect it might be
because most leaks are. Yeah.
The water will eventually seepright through the blocker,
regardless of the brand.
Yeah, yeah, no, no, I...Water always finds a way.
Yeah... Trust me.
You'll just have to startat square one again.
Yeah, yeah, no, no, I'lldefinitely fix the... Fix the...
My advice?
For your level of experience,
forget about stainblocker, forget about DIY.
Really? Yeah.
I don't think itshould be that...
Is this the brandyou're looking for?
Yeah, that's the one.
Thank you. No worries, mate.
Yeah, thanks so much. Bye-bye.
Oh, my god.
Honestly, if you'd toldme no...
Thanks for saving me.
I've been thinking.
Why don't we justinvite Richard...
Oh, no... ..over duringthe day, no alcohol?
Best way to get ridof him. No, I...
I just don't want to spend time
with people I don'twant to spend time with.
No.
I'll be there.
OK.
Can he come?
No.
You're right.
Look, I'm just saying,
best gig I ever saw was apuppet show with a band.
Talking bear. Whatwas it called again?
Chester the Bear.
Show of a lifetime.
I think we should get food.
Yeah. Should we get food?
Please. Yeah, I'm hungry.
Wanna come?
I probably shouldn't.
Whatdo you feel like?
Another time.
Bye.
Actually, no, no, I can come.
I think I can come.
Yeah. Yeah.
I'll just make a quick phonecall. Oh, thanks, darling.
Hi.
Hey, can you...
You're not doing anythingin half an hour, are you?
Yes.
I mean, I'm pretty great at it.
You are, you are.
If you do say so yourself.
I mean, I said it too.
You are excellent.
Come in.
Hello. Oh.
Hi, Glen. What's going on?
Oh, didn't...
Didn't Aaron say?
So he's running late,
so I'm here to spend a bit oftime with Lola until he arrives.
If that's OK with you?
Yeah, I guess.
Of course, I just...
I can't wait for Aaron,
and my mum's not going tobe back till late, so...
Well, he won't be long.
Yeah, I've just...
I've got this really importantmeeting with a booker
from a club thatI used to DJ in.
Oh, that's... That's...
Of course, no.
So how are all the songs going?
Yeah, yeah, reallygood, thanks, yeah.
I actually just made a track
with a sample of Lola'sheartbeat from my ultrasounds.
Oh, a heart... That's... Oh.
Lola.
Heartbeat?
Do you think Icould have a copy?
Yeah, of course,of course, yeah.
Oh, look.
Hello. She looks so peaceful.
Please don't change toomuch while I'm gone.
Your mum must love beinghere for all of this.
Oh, it's pretty hardto tell with her.
She's...
She's just got thisway of getting to me
without actually everreally saying anything.
Mm.
Well, I think you'redoing wonderfully well.
I'm sorry.
No, I'm sorry. I...
No, thank you so much, Glen.
Oh.
Oh, that's alright,that's alright.
It's alright.
It's so big... Yeah.
..you know, for anyone.
Yeah. You OK?
Yeah.
Thank you so much. That's OK.
Go on. You go, you go.
We'll be fine.
Thank you.
Sorry for crying.
No, that's alright.
See you later. Bye-bye.
Bye.
Hello.
You lovely thing.
You're beautiful.
You're going tosleep all the time.
♪ Waited for you Butyou made me sit tight
♪ I was hoping itwould differ This time
♪ Held me under tillI stopped trying
♪ Then pulled me up in time
♪ Go and act likeeverything's fine
♪ Cut the cornerback around to mine
♪ You told me notto worry I tried
♪ Now you're beingdistant all day All night
♪ You're late I'm on time
Walk out the doorunresolved Never mind
♪ Oh let's leave theday Wide open... ♪
Hey.
Oh, I got us anappointment for tomorrow.
2pm.
Peter.
Oh, yeah, good.
Sounds good.
Julia apologised.
I mean, she also saidthat Max hates me,
but she apologised.
It's nice.
She's fucking...
She didn't mean it.
I mean, you don't know her, Clara,but it's one of her power games.
She's just trying tomake an ally out of you.
Is looking at thatmaking you feel better?
I found a paternity test,
and the results comeback in five days.
She's not gonna agree.
Well, maybe I won't tell her.
You can't steal DNA from akid without telling his mum.
Look, here.
One guy, three kids.
None of them are his.
I pressed the wrong buzzer.
Some weirdo let me in.
What's going on?
I think my marriagemight be over.
Can I stay here tonight? Yes.
What happened? Nothing.
Everything.
It's been coming for a while.
Sorry about this, Peter. Hey.
So...
I just... I just don't knowif I feel enough anymore.
I'm pretty sure I love her.
Oh, fuck me, that sounds awful.
Like, I do, I do.
But maybe it's just become...
..obligation?
Oh, Sacha, that's terrible.
Right?
You guys are the perfect couple.
If you can't make it, whatchance does anyone else have?
Yeah, you're right. I forgothow this would affect you.
Ah, sorry, is this a bad time?
No, it's fine.
Are you sure?
Mm. It's fine.
You can take Max's room.
I mean, I could stay in a hotel.
No, no, it's fine.
Are you sure?
Yeah, we're fine.
Yeah, you said that...
..a lot.
♪ Sleepy little Lola
♪ Little Lola. ♪
Hi, Dad. Sorry.
Hi.
Train was coming, thenthey cancelled, and...
No, no, no, we'vehad a lovely time.
You probably didn'tneed to come now.
Ella will be here any minute.
You can head off, that's OK.
Oh, no, alright,you want me to go.
Shh, shh, shh.
She was a bit fussywith her feed at first,
but we got there eventually.
Right, right.
And then, she went completelycross-eyed for a minute.
But you know, I triedto take a photo...
OK. No, no, that's OK.
I'll let you goanyway, OK? Alright.
Oh...
Yeah?
With...
With Ella and her mum,Dianne, do you think there...
Is everything OK?Ah, yeah, yeah.
OK between... No, no, no,I think they'll be fine.
Anyway, OK. OK.
Righto. Thank you.
Alright, bye-bye.
Bye-bye, Grandad.
Bye-bye. Bye-bye, little one.
Bye-bye. OK, OK,bye-bye, bye, bye.
OK.
Hi. Hello. Hey.
I don't know what she told you,
but I imagine she'shiding here somewhere?
Yep, come on in.
Oh, I'm just hereto drop off Aisha.
If Sacha wants tohave an episode,
she can do it while I'mat the movies on my own.
Vicky, just come in andtalk to her. It's OK.
Hey, sweetheart, go on in.
Mum's in there somewhere.
See if you can find her.
Here. Hi.
Ah, she's... She hasn'teaten yet, either.
Let's go put yourstuff in Max's room.
Hi.
Welcome.
Our new bed, till the morning.
Wow...
Aisha's here.
What do I feed her?
I just got off the phone to Max.
Oh, well if he's coming,
he's gonna have tosleep on the couch.
No, no, he's notgonna come here.
He says he doesn't wantto come here anymore,
and he doesn't wantto see you at all.
What?
Yeah, Julia toldAstrid's parents,
and now they're not lettingthem see each other,
and Max is heartbroken.
And he blames me?
I guess I'll just see him onthe weekends on my own for now.
What?
Well, that's what he wants.
Who cares what hewants? He's 16.
Try seeing it from mypoint of view for once.
That's all I'mdoing, Peter. Is it?
It is all about you, andyour son, and your ex and...
..your balls!
Ah, sorry about...
Oh, sorry about...
We're not fine, obviously.
But I want you to stay.
Thanks.
At least she didn'tdrop off the dog.
Looks like a sheep.
Mm.
It's more like atopographic map.
Anyway, it's definitelygetting bigger.
Mm.
What if it recedes over summer?
I'm gonna have to go up there.
Tomorrow, in the roof.
In case you had forgotten,it's life or death in there.
I can't believe I'msaying this to you again,
but if you're not activelygetting out of my way
then you're in my way, OK?
Yeah, I'm sorry.It won't happen again.
I know. I was astupid kid, right?
Yeah, really stupid. Yeah.
See you at lunch.
You two seem tobe getting along.
Sorry?
I know that havinga flirt feels nice,
and probably feels likea harmless bit of fun,
but Sacha is in a veryvulnerable position
right now with her marriage,
and she doesn'tneed this temptation
that could actually leadto real consequences.
What are you talking about? Justkeep it professional, alright?
It's a working environment.
Glen, couldyou come down here?
Oh.
Where are you?
Who went up the ladderwithout a check-up?
Oh. Mm.
Dangerous.
Very dangerous. Mm.
Sit down, please.
Hm.
I'm going to have togive you a physical.
So, I'll just start withchecking your pulses.
Mm.
Hm.
Yes, very strong.
Mm.
Now, I'll just checkyour other pulses.
Mm.
My belt seems to be in the way.
Oh, really?
Yeah, it keepsslipping off, actually.
It's really annoying.
Goodness.
You see?
It just...
Does it come off?
..comes off.
Oh, and so do these.
♪ Is it physical physical
♪ Is it chemical chemical
♪ Through the midnight sky
♪ Learning to fly
♪ Babe you're learning to fly
♪ And you look around
♪ In the midnight sky
♪ Learning to fly
♪ Babe you'relearning to fly... ♪
♪ And the oneunknown one unknown
♪ Is gone butstill in sight... ♪
You know how people arealways talking about
that comfortable silencethat couples have?
I don't know, I always thoughtthey were lying, you know?
Like, I mean, you're alwaysthinking about something.
But this is... Thisis it, isn't it?
Well, it's not reallysilence if you're talking.
Mm, yeah, right, true.
Don't you have a class soon?
Yeah.
I do, but I was thinking...
..maybe I could stay, andwe could watch a film.
Or you know...
..talk in silence.
Mm.
Unless you want me to go.
No, no, of course not.
It's just, I've got Lola...
Oh. ..tonight, you know?
That's fine. I can go.
No, no.
I mean, you know actually,it'd be nice if...
I mean, you don't have to stay.
But what I'm saying is,I'd like you to stay.
OK.
So, you got anything funplanned for the rest of the day?
Why don't we justdiscuss my options?
I mean, my options, forme, getting pregnant.
You know, there's certainlymany options for you,
and new developments too.
Great.
But I'm happy toreschedule when Peter's...
Ah, that's not what I asked.
I think in the first instance,
we should think aboutreducing stress.
You'd be surprised athow many couples succeed
when they just relaxand stop trying.
You're telling me to relax aboutthe thing that's making me stressed?
That's...
Yeah, let's reschedule.
Oh, darling,
he's probably not going toget into the cooking brandy.
Well, anyway.
Now, I thought cheese,but that suggests wine,
so biscuits
'cause there's no alcoholthat goes with biscuits.
Oh, well, glad they'renot the good ones.
What do you mean?These are good ones.
Well, they're goodfor the bowels.
OK. Darling...
Richard.
Hello.
Ah, hello, Richard.
I wanted to say sorryfor the other night.
Oh, good... Good.
Thank you.
Would you like some tea?
Yeah, white with one. Good.
So, should we start with a tour?
Well, sure, but Idid grow up here.
Oh, yeah, of course, youdid.
Would you like togive me a tour?
Please, have a seat.
Yeah, please, sit down.
No, it's such a lovely house.
It must have beengreat growing up here.
Yeah, it was.
Please, help yourself to...
Are you doing somework on the house?
Oh, no.
Ah, well, there's a bitof a leak in the roof.
You can see there's astain in the dining room.
Yeah, it's been there forever.
Oh, that is what I said.
Oh, well, I'm going tosee if I can fix it.
Did you check with the owner?
Ah, yes, I did.
Here we go. Help yourself.
How is the writing?
Oh, good. Good.
Is it a novel, or...
Oh, I just writewhatever pays, really.
I admire creatives.
What do you do, Richard?
I start businesses untilthey can run on their own.
A bit of a serial entrepreneur.
Right. Yes, we always knew
which business Richardwas involved with
by the Christmaspresents we'd get.
I mean, one year,it was Persian rugs.
That was lovely.
And then, I think we got
car cleaning vouchers,is that right?
So you're a lawyer, Glen?
Probate law.
Yeah, was, but I'm retired now.
Wills, death, money, houses.
That's right, yeah.
Interesting work.
Yeah, really interesting.
Very handy skills.
Mm.
So, I saw at the wedding that youtwo met at a couples' retreat?
Yeah, I bought a holidayfor my wife and I,
but she passed away, so...
Yeah, I'm verysorry to hear that.
You know, you live long enough,
and you'll end upgrieving for someone.
Yeah, I suppose.
Yeah. Thank you.
We all reactdifferently, don't we?
Some people mourn forthe rest of their lives.
You went on a tripand met Anita.
Hey, let's open that wine, huh?
Peter didn't turn upto the appointment,
and he's not answeringhis phone and...
Sacha.
Sounds like a big day.
Incredible, you also foundtime to threaten someone.
What?
Oh, the nurse. Joni.
Yeah, I was looking out for you.
You actually think I'd cheat?
No, I don't.
Did you use theword, temptation?
Maybe... You think that maybe
talking to me first?
You embarrassed me,
Joni's upset,
and now everyone here knows
that I'm having marriageproblems, so thanks.
Oh, come on...
I'll pick up my stuff fromyour place when I finish.
She...
She was clearly flirting.
This place lookedgreat at the wedding.
You know, when I saw theinvitation, I thought,
"What? Getting marriedin the backyard...
"of the house you used toshare with your husband?"
I didn't realise whoyou were at the time.
Anyone else joining me?
One glass?
No, I'm good with tea, thanks.
We've got other thingson today, haven't we?
I keep expecting Joe to walk in.
You would have liked him, Glen.
He would've had a glass.
Sounds like he was a lovely man.
We certainly sharedexcellent taste in partners.
Joe was kissed on theballs by an angel,
if you'll excuse the expression.
He was laid back.
Everyone liked him.
Handsome.
Good job.
Pancreatic cancer.
Unlucky in the end.
I'll just clean these up.
It's good to see you.
It's been a while.
Was it something I said?
Oh, fuck.
What happened?
I don't know.
They were gone when I got home.
No.
Today. The appointment.
What happened?
I'm sorry.
I'm not ready,Clara, to hear it.
Are you going to be ready soon?
Or should I be doingthis on my own?
Clara, give me a break. Why?
You put your kid first.
Why can't I put mine first?
Just 'cause it's not born yet.
I've been thinking that...
..maybe things would be betterfor you if you saw somebody else.
Pardon?
I don't want you missing out,and I hate being the problem.
OK.
Is that what you want?
'Cause it's not what I want.
I don't know.
Peter, we have beenfucking for nine months,
trying to have a baby,and now you don't know?
Oh, I packed someextra nappies as well.
Sorry about lasttime. Oh, really?
Oh, hey. Hi.
I didn't realiseyou guys were...
You...
Congratulations.
Cheers. Thanks.
Here you go. Yes.
Hello.
That's why you'vebeen late so much,
sending your dad instead?
Oh.
Is that true?
Hm?
No, no, no, I...
Well, I mean, I metwith these guys once...
Twice...
Oh, yeah, right.But no, it's not...
I'm gonna be, like, threehours. Is that alright?
Yeah, yeah. Sweet.
I'll see you guys later.
Bye. See ya.
Bye.
Do you wanna...
Do you wanna hold her?
OK.
Mm?
Hello.
Oh.
Hello.
Mm?
I need to go.
I should study.
Oh, OK.
Do you really wanna leave?
Yeah, bye.
Bye.
Hey Glen, I should give youa hand with that roof leak.
Oh, no, I think I've foundthe source, actually,
but thank you. Oh,it's my responsibility.
Would you like meto call you a taxi?
Sorry.
Am I outstaying my welcome?
No, no, no, no,you're fine. I'm fine?
Well, yeah, I guess it's my house,so technically, I can't outstay.
Richard. No, sorry, it'syour house.
I'm just saying,you know, legally.
He's had a whole bottle of wine.
I'm happy for youto keep living here.
I'm just it's my house, so youknow, if you need help with a leak,
it's my responsibility.
You'd know all about this,Glen, all this stuff, you know?
Wills.
My parents left it tous as joint tenants,
so when Joe died,his half came to me.
Rights of survivorship thingy.
No big deal, though.
I'm not meaning anything by it.
You know, I'm notplanning on selling it,
or start charging rent.
OK, I think it's time you left.
OK, yeah.
Well, that's honestlynot why I came.
Have I got everything?
Yeah, sorry.
OK.
Good to see you.
Good to meet you properly,Glen. I shall see myself out.
Yeah, I'm a bit pissed.
Hello?
Oh, fuck, Clara.
Where do you putthe wine glasses?
I don't know, man.
What are you doing here?
I prefer being around people whoselives are as fucked up as mine.
My life is not fucked up, OK?
It is actually going great.
I've got things all sorted out.
Oh. Mm.
Lola's beautiful
and things withJesse are going well.
She actually met Lolatonight.
Oh, great. Yeah.
How are you doing?
Great.
I'll go.
Shh, coming.
OK, come on, shh, shh.
I just wish I didn't have tokeep finding things out about you
from other people.
Well, I've had a longlife, Glen. We both have.
It'll take a while to getthrough all the details.
Like the fact thatyou don't own this.
Is that why you'vebeen avoiding him?
No, no, it's not.You just said,
it was because he was awful,but he owns your house.
That's a little more serious.
He's not gonna touch the house.
He promised me andhe promised Joe.
Yeah, but do youhave that in writing?
No, you don't.
Oh, what do you care whetherI own the house or not?
Do you have some other interestthat I don't know about?
Oh.
Can we please not talkabout this anymore?
We are gonna say thingsthat we both regret.
Max hates me, which is fine,
but I'm not allowed to notlike him, 'cause he's a kid.
How is that fair?
Aaron?
I just feel like she'sjust staring at me, like,
"Really? You're it?"
What are you doing here? Hey.
Oh, hello. Hi.
I just came to pickup a book, but.
Hi, oh.
You want wine?
Yeah, why not.
Lovely. Lola?
Oh, if only.
Hey. Hello.
Hello, darling.
You alright? How is she?
She's good. She's tired, yeah.
Good. How are you going?
Yeah.
Here you go.
Well, this is lovely.
Thank you, darling.
Cheers.
So you do know, don'tyou, both of you
that when I die, thishouse, in my will,
goes to both of you,as tenants in common.
Yeah? Not as joint tenants,
which would, that would cause allsorts of problems down the track.
Why are you telling us this?
Ah, I'm sorry,apropos of nothing,
but I just want, I justwant everyone to know.
You know? I didn'twant you to think
that anything might havechanged since, you know.
Can we just not talkabout it, please?
Oh, right. Actually, no,
I think we should talk about it,
because it feels like it shouldgo to me, 'cause I'm the eldest.
Excuse me.
I'm the one who lovesthis house the most
and you'd just knockit down, anyway.
Well, I'd at least get ridof our heights on the wall.
Oh no, you wouldn'tdo that. Yeah.
You wouldn't do that.
Don't you remember when you used tomeasure the heights of your dolls?
Me? That was Aaron.
And he would cry whenthey hadn't gotten taller.
Yes, I loved that pirate.
Oh, Remy. That's right.
Remy! Everything youdid was Remy's fault.
Poor Remy.
I think he even wet thebed once, didn't he, Remy?
Yeah, until you losthim, thank you very much.
Oh, did I? Yeah,yeah, you lost him
and then Clara told him thathe'd been sent to prison
for all the thingsI'd blamed him for.
That's right.
He's not in prison.
Well, I found that out,didn't I? He's on the roof.
Shut up. Yeah, Ithrew him up there.
Shut up. You.
Why?
'Cause I was, I don't know, Iwas angry at you for being born.
Clara, you realise I had likeso many nightmares as a child,
thinking that he'd come and killme for getting him sent to prison.
I'm sure he's up there ifyou wanna go have a look
and revisit all thatchildhood trauma you suffered.
Christine would have loved this.
Would she?
Mm.
Her 22-year-old son,a single father.
23.
Her daughter, a failingstepmum. Oh, come on.
And her husband marriedto someone else?
She would be furious.
Maybe.
But then she lovedbeing furious, so.
Yeah, she was quite good atbeing furious, wasn't she?
Maybe you're right.
Does Anita want to becalled Grandma, or Gran?
Granny? Oh, um...
She hasn't even met Lola yet.
Hasn't she? No.
Oh, I think she's justgiving you a bit of space.
Mm.
Hey, everyone's here.
Ella?
Yeah.
Does your mum preferGrandma or Gran?
Or Granny?
I don't know.
She's not really like the Grandmaor Granny type, to be honest.
Nan? No, your mumwants to be called Nan.
Or wanted to be. Wantedto be called Nan.
Whatever we called my mum,it'd probably be wrong.
So just Dianne, then?
Yeah, I dunno.
She's pretty tough, isn't she?
Yeah, well, she is who she is.
Yeah, I should probablyget Lola's stuff.
Yeah, yeah, it'sjust in my room.
Yeah, on my bed. Thanks.
Going to steal a snack. Can I?
Yeah, just wait.
Just not the red one. Red one.
No, way.
Hey, can I help?
No, it's fine.
Hey, why don't you juststay the night, OK?
You can take thespare room with her.
Mm? No, it's fine.
Come on.
I'm sorry about your mum,
but now that she'sgone, you know, you can,
you should just stay.
What was that, stay?
Stay?
Mm?
What was that?
It's so lovely, having alittle baby around again.
She's staying.
Peter and I want to have a baby.
Oh.
♪ You won't always be there... ♪
Oh, what is it?
♪ Be there
♪ But I will want that... ♪
We might not beable to.
Peter did some tests
and he's not evensure if Max is his.
Well, there are lots of thingsthat they can try these days.
There's so many newtechnologies, so.
Yeah, but he might noteven stick around to try.
♪ But I'll protect you
♪ Any time you feel... ♪
I don't know.
I don't know whatI'm doing wrong.
Even Aaron's got itfigured out.
Where's Ella?
Ah, they're justgonna stay the night.
♪ You won't alwaysmake time... ♪
I mean, you can staytoo, if you like.
♪ To carve out all my stars... ♪
Thanks.
♪ You may run backto ask questions
♪ About if
♪ Given
♪ About all
♪ Ever. ♪
Max's swab.
I told him we're doingan ancestry-search.
For his Nan.
Thank you.
Yep.
♪ Crush a bit little bitroll it up take a hit
♪ Feeling lit feeling light
♪ 2am summer night
♪ I don't care hands onthe wheel driving drunk
♪ I'm doing my thingrolling the Midwest side
♪ And out living mylife getting our dreams
♪ People told me slow my roll
♪ I'm screaming out fuck that
♪ I'm gonna do just what I wantand there ain't no turning back
♪ If I fall if I die knowI lived it to the fullest
♪ If I fall if I die know Ilived and missed some bullets
♪ I'm on thepursuit of happiness
♪ And I know everything thatshines ain't always gonna be gold
♪ Hey I'll be fine once I get it
♪ Yeah I'll be good
♪ I'm on the pursuitof happiness. ♪
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