Good morning.
Oh, yeah, morning.
Do you know, I was dreamingabout Greece last night.
The water was so clear.
Ah yeah, it's...it's very clear.
The sea.
Maybe I should tryto get a job there.
You know, writing.
Oh yeah, it's lovely.
It's not because of you.
I mean, obviously it'sto do with you because...
Can I just stop you there...No, please don't stop me.
Please don't, OK? Alright.
I am so proud of us, I am.
Like how much we've helped eachother through this first bit,
like adjusting to all of this.
But it's been so hard.
I know.
No, no, no, it'snot the baby, Aaron.
It's everyone else.
Everyone telling me whatthey think, constantly.
Like people feel like they can just,like, tell a mum how to be a mum.
My mum just constantly questioningeverything that I was doing
every two seconds.
And then you, youmade it seem like
me inviting my mates over theother day gave Lola a fever...
That's not what I meant.
No, I know that'snot what you meant,
but it's what yousaid... Like...
I...
I feel like I just wanteveryone to fuck off and shut up
and just leave me alone,
cos I feel like I'mgetting good at this.
And it's not that I don'tlove having you around, Aaron.
I really do.
But I think it'simportant that we
find our own places inLola's life, separately.
Find our own places inLola's life, separately.
What... what do you mean?
I think I need tomove back to my place.
You have to get used todoing this on your own.
Like I can't be responsiblefor you and her.
I don't know what to say. I...
I mean I was...
I guess I was... getting usedto being close to you and...
and I thought, like, usbeing a family, it...
I'm sorry.
I don't...
Yep.
Right.
Um...
so I'm thinking about possibly,ah, moving out of the family home.
Downsizing?
Yeah. Um... yes, yes.
It's a difficult time, butit's also an exciting time.
Ah, did you havesomewhere in mind?
Somewhere... how do you mean?
Well, you and your wife.
Were you thinking, you know,
somewhere in thecity, or Queensland...
My wife's dead.
Oh. Sorry.
No, no.
No, so she... she is, butmy new wife is... is...
is not dead, and we live inher house, which we love.
Ah, so you'd like us tosell the family home.
Yes.
Sorry. Sorry.
Well, actually, I'mnot sure just yet.
Possibly.
So if you could justcome... come over and...
and have a look, because inthe end, I might just borrow...
Yep. ..off the house.
But either way, it would be goodto know what it might go for...
Mm. ..if... if wedecide to sell.
Mm.
Um... do you have...glass... water, or...
Yeah, of course.
Thank you.
Sach, can you...
Oh, sorry.
You OK?
Yeah, um... sorry, we justhad our first therapy session.
Ooh.
Yeah.
I don't know if it's goingto do more damage or less,
but we decided to go again.
A lot came out.
That's amazing.
I'm going to stay at mymum's one night a week
to give me what I need, notthat I know what that is.
You know, maybe I'm fine now.
You know, maybe Ijust needed to vent.
Well, that's good. I'mglad you're talking.
Anyway, how areyou? How's Peter?
Oh, he's fine. He proposed.
What? What do youmean, he proposed?
Why didn't you tellme he proposed?
Because I'm practicingactive listening.
But you... you're engaged?
No. You're engaged!
I said no. Stop this. Whatdo you mean, you said no?
He's just doing it toprove that he's committed.
Yeah, you psycho, that'sgenerally why people ask.
Clara, your dad's here.
He's waiting in the corridor.
Oh, ah, tell him five minutes?
Tell him 20 minutes, because youneed to tell me what's going on.
Stop talking now.
Dad.
Dad!
Hey.
You OK?
No, no, no. Yeah I'm... I'm...
Do you want... do you wantsome water or something?
No, no, no, no. No,no, no. I'm... no...
actually, I've just hadsome at the... No, um...
I just, um...
I think I need, um...
I need some advice, really.
It's... sorry, it's not urgent.
OK.
So... I recently, um...found out that she, um...
Anita, has a, ah...
has a genetic mutationto do with cancer.
Oh. And to dowith... breast and...
and... and ovarian.
The BRCA gene. Yes.
Yeah, so you... you...you've heard of it?
Yes, of course.
Well, I mean, I'mjust, you know,
I'm just learningabout it so I...
I looked it up online...
Oh, that's not a good idea.
No, it's not a goodidea, I know, I know.
So... so I stopped.
Good.
And that's...
I think that's why I'm here,really, to ask, you know...
Yeah, so some women opt for the
double mastectomy andhysterectomy, yeah.
But at Anita's age, I don't...
it really depends onwhat's recommended.
Did she just find out?
No, she's knownfor quite a while.
And she made the decisionnot to, you know...
Right.
But I mean...
How likely, you know?
I mean, all the articles thatI've been reading online,
they suggest that it's...
it's very likely that she...she will develop cancer.
It's very likely that she...she will develop cancer.
This isn't my area, Dad.
No.
Does she have a specialist?
No, I don't think she does.
OK, so I can put youin touch with someone.
They can answer questions.
Yeah, maybe.
Yeah.
That would be good.That would be...
OK.
Dad, you need to speak to Anita.
Yeah.
She needs to helpyou understand.
Yes. OK.
Yes. Thank you.
OK, I gotta go. Don'tsteal drugs on the way out.
Though maybe I should.
Right.
Hi, you've called Aaron.Please leave a message.
Bye.
Hi, you've called Aaron.Please leave a message.
Bye.
Hi, you've called Aaron.Please leave a message.
Bye.
Can you see it?
Yes, I got it!
Yeah, so if you... if youjust follow the water...
Ella, hi.
Hey Glen!
Um, I'm so sorry to ask you this
but is it alrightif I could, ah,
if I could drop Lolaoff to you tonight?
No, of course. I'dlove to have her.
Hey, did you saythere was only one...
Wait, just a sec! Sorry,I've got someone in the roof.
No, it's alright.I'll let you go.
Um, is six o'clock alright?
Yeah, perfect, yeah.Oh, um, is Aaron...
Thank you so much, Glen.I'll see you later.
No, no, looking forward to it.
Thanks, Glen. Yeah,no, thank you.
Yeah. Bye! Bye.
♪ Feels like when you were young
♪ Those momentsare taking you now
♪ Ohh
♪ Calypso Beachyou're holding me
♪ And I'm swimmingin circles in circles
♪ Calypso Beachyou're holding me
♪ And I'm swimming incircles in circles ♪
Hi, you've called Aaron.Please leave a message.
Bye.
Aaron, I just wanted to know
if you wanted to comearound for dinner, or um...
so, ah... Ella's droppingLola over and so...
anyway... yep, letme know. OK, bye.
There's a man in our roof.
So you went and...
Yes, I... Oh!
..called him. Good!
How was your day?
Well, not asproductive as yours.
So, Lola's comingover and I tried
to talk to Aaron buthe's not answering, so...
So what, is she driving herself?
Ah yeah, I think so. Oh!
But hang on, there's somethingI wanted to say. Um...
oh yes, so, I made a bookingwith a very good travel agent.
You did? What for?
Actually, she's not...
she's not really very good butshe's the reason why you and I met,
and I thought wecould enquire about,
I don't know, youmentioned Greece...
Yeah, but darling, I didn'tmean that we should...
I know. Let's just ask, yeah?
And the house sale mightgo through really well
and I really want to, yeah?
Yeah, OK. Yeah.
And... oh, bum!
What?
I'm meant to be meeting Sonia at thehouse and now Lola's coming over.
Who's Sonia? She'sthe real estate agent.
Oh, do you want me togo and meet with her?
No, no, no, no, no. No, no,I'll get Clara to meet her.
No, I want us to have dinner.
I'll cook. I'll cook.
OK, well, I'll get us a drink.
Meet... um... oh! Not fur!
Ah, just a champagnethank you, mate.
It's nice being back.
Pardon?
Oh, sorry, it's, um... it'sjust good being back here.
I haven't been here in afew years. To Sorrento.
So... OK.
Yep.
Thank you, mate.Thank you. Thank you.
Hey.
Hi.
You came.
Yeah, I...
Or is this just a coincidence?
Um, I just... I justdecided that I'd come.
Wow.
Yeah. It's crazy, right?
Yeah.
I love it.
Do you rememberAaron from work? Hi.
Hey.
Are you going tojoin us for lunch?
Um... is that...
You definitely need to come.
Yeah? Come on.
Thank you so muchfor doing this, Glen.
Pleasure.
I really appreciate it. Um, I'llprobably be about two hours.
Is two hours alright?
Yeah, please, takeas long as you like.
Thank you.
Hello, beautiful. Hey?
You don't know whereAaron is, do you?
No, no idea. I movedout of his house, so...
well, your house, so...
Ah, you moved out.
Yeah. Yeah, it wasonly temporary.
But I don't think Aarontook it very well.
Oh.
Mm.
We better find your dadda,eh? We'll cheer him up.
Yeah?
Alright, I've gotta go.OK. You go. Bye-bye.
Bye.
Say goodbye to Mama.
Shall we have another?
Can I ask you a legal question?
Oh...
You have one workquestion. Objection!
OK, my... my dad, right...
Oh, here we go. Daddy issues.
My dad is sellingthe family house
and he's giving all hismoney to his new wife, right?
What, all of it?
Yeah, yeah. He's buying...he's buying her house.
From her?
No, no, for her.
And the thing is, I don'teven think she owns it.
That happened to you.
Oh holy shit, yes,that did happen to me.
Well not me, but mystep-mum. Gold-digger.
She had her eyes on the prizefrom day one, I kid you not.
She was like 21, and um...
suddenly she was drippingin all these jewels
and my dad went crazy for it.
And we told him. We said,"Dad, what are you doing?"
"I met this nice girl on Instagram,and she's going to be your new mum!"
And we said, "No,Dad, you're crazy!"
♪ Lately I've beendreaming of a life
♪ Told myself thatthere was only one
♪ Maybe I've beenholding on too tight
♪ Aren't I supposed to know
♪ 'Cause I've been dreamingthat you love me in the morning
♪ Love me when the morning comes
♪ I've been dreaming thatyou love me when the fighting
♪ Love me when thefighting's done
♪ Oh, my love
♪ Don't cry, love
♪ I believe in us, hm hm hm
♪ I believe in us Ibelieve in us... ♪
Clara.
Hey.
Hi.
Sorry, you just missedit, unfortunately.
I know, I know. Bummer.Maybe you can send me a link.
Yeah.
You want to join mefor a drink? Gin?
Oh no, I don't drink.
Right. Wrong Clara.
Ah, just come from work?
Yes. Yes. Um...
two hip replacementsand a gall bladder.
Which reminded you of me.
Ah, so where to after this?
It's up to you.
No, I mean... I meanum, on your tour.
Oh. Yeah, ah, Adelaide andthen Auckland and then home.
You know, I thinkabout you on occasion.
Well not you personally, but...
I just always thought I'dend up with someone like you.
It's why I waited for so long.
Well, we're still young. Ish.
Thank you.
Hey, Clara.
Hi.
What are you doinghere? (WHISPERS) Shit.
Um, do you work here?
I just started. Um,saving up for my gap year.
I need to get far awayfrom here for a while.
Um, are you OK?
Yeah. Ah yeah, justmeeting a colleague here.
Oh, I heard about youand Aaron. That's sad.
Yeah. Yeah, it's sad.
I think it will justtake him some time
to work out howto juggle it all.
It's never gonna happen.
If you want to be with Aaron,
you're gonna have tobe with Ella, and Lola,
and all thosepeople in his life.
How are you?
Good. Peter asked me tomarry him. I mean, I said no.
Please don't tell anyone that.
Sure.
I think I just don't want to marryhis son and his ex and their shit.
Yeah.
It's OK.
Thanks.
Nice to see you.
Yeah, you too. Don'tbe a stranger, OK?
Yeah. I'll see you round.
OK. Bye.
I don't know, I think I'm justquestioning everything, you know?
My life choices.
Coming to Sorrento?
No, no, no, no, no, that...that... that was a good thing.
But I um...
I mean, the... youknow, the big ones.
Law.
You're not the first lawgraduate to question that.
Yeah, and my other life choices.
Oh, so apart from coming downhere, you have failed at life.
Yeah, exactly.
Oh!
Yeah. Relationships,career, kids.
I mean, it soundsselfish but... Mm.
Are you waiting for me tosay it's not selfish at all?
Yes please.
Oh, well keep waiting,buddy. Keep waiting.
Maybe we should go for a walk.
Yeah, I'm all yours.
What was that?
What?
I don't know what I just said.
You said it!
No, no, I don'tknow what I said.
You said it.
Yes, yes, that would be a greatchoice. Let's... let's do that.
Yeah.
One more. You can't take that.
Yes, we can! No!
Hello.
Smells delicious.
Yes, bit of stockfor our soup tonight.
It's just bones, really, andonions, carrots, celery, aromatics.
You can't go wrong, really.
I just got anemail... Oh, and...
I'm sorry, darling, what?
No, I was just going to saya dash of cider vinegar.
What were you gonna...
I just got anemail from Richard.
Right.
He doesn't wanna sell.
Oh. Did he say why?
Nuh.
No. Well. Shit!
Should we go for a swim?
No, I am good.
Oh, OK.
I'm also good.
OK, OK.
I don't want to go back.
Mm. I escaped too, whenI had a young toddler.
God, 18-month-olds arethe worst. You wait.
How long did you leave for?
About a week.
What did your partner,or husband, think?
Well, he wasn't thrilled, buthe knew he didn't have a choice.
It didn't help, though.
It was fun for a week and then whenI came back, I just wanted more.
So are you going to spend therest of your days in a hotel room?
It was booked out.
Oh! Oh. In your car, then.
Well, I was, you know, hoping thatI'd meet someone that I might know.
♪ I love me whenWhen you don't listen
♪ Cut my fingerstrying to speak and
♪ I get lost Lost in the current
♪ Pushing us Far from the places
♪ We could goWasted on bluebirds
♪ I'm not confusedI get restless
♪ Trying to prove Mywords are baseless
♪ Romance me And I wonder
♪ Time will tell What wecan get from each other
♪ Oh
♪ I give in
♪ I give us a go
♪ All the fears That I share
♪ Oh ♪
Hey.
Oh, hi.
Oh, I should havegot you a coffee.
No, it's OK. Idon't drink coffee.
Max!
Thank you, for, youknow, the sample.
Peter's a different person now.
Because I'm not a liar.
I don't think... I never...
I don't think you're a liar.
It almost looks like he'sa good dad, doesn't it?
He is a good dad.
It's just hard to believe he's thesame guy who was terrified of it.
My guess is that you'reboth very different people
from what you were back then.
We all are, I guess.
Yeah.
Come on, Max.
I'll see you next weekend.
Yeah, see you.
Don't steal myfooty. Give it back.
See ya, mate. See ya. See ya.
Bye.
I gotta go.
Mm-hmm.
Are you coming?
Definitely.
He definitely hada few too many.
Oh, but he's sweet.He's a very sweet guy.
He's guttural.
He will be sore today, though.
Wait, so did he just go home?
Oh, I don't know. Iwent to bed early.
I thought I heard yourdoor close quite late.
No, I don't think so.
Did you hear him?
Hey.
Oh, morning! This'llmake work interesting!
Hi.
Morning.
How are you?
Yeah, I'm great.
Um, I kind of think... Areyou gonna go home today?
Um... I don't know.
Did you raid my barfridge last night?
No.
OK. Um, we've got a big day.
You know, spa, wineries,spa, day-sleep.
Totally understand.
Um, I think I'mjust gonna go get
one more breakfast champers,
so um, I'll leave you to it.
Yeah.
Anyone else want champers?
Ah, no, we're all good, thanks.
OK, good choice.
Get out!
Sorry.
Still no reply from Aaron.
Well, I don't want to do that.
I might just givehim a quick call. OK.
It's beautiful.
Hello?
Oh. Um, oh, hello?Ah, who's this?
Ah, I'm Amy. I work with Aaron.
Oh, I see. Is... is he at work?
No, he... he's on a girls'weekend in Sorrento.
Um, I don't actuallythink he's doing too good.
How do you mean?
He's been day-drinking and he...he just threw up in the pool.
Oh.
I think he needs...Oh, that's...
..someone to... Um...
..come and get him. Um...
He's not in a good place.
I'll come and gethim. Um, Sorrento.
As we move forward, I thinkthat you both might benefit from
talking to other couples who havebeen through the same sort of thing.
There's a group thatmeet regularly...
I don't think that.....that I can put you onto.
OK. Yes. OK, yes. Sure.
And also, just havea read of these.
There's anotherbrochure I need to grab.
I won't be a tick.
The cost usually comesas a bit of a shock,
so I suggest you head home andtake some time in your decision.
Not too much time, obviously.
Oh, sorry.
Hello, Dad?
Darling, sorry, I...
I can't talk for long,
but your brother is botheringa woman on a girls' weekend...
What?
..out of town and he's drunk.
Oh, what are you talking about?
Can you come with meto pick him up and...
and... drive his car back?
No, no, I have to work.Um... actually, Peter...
Peter can do it. Ah, yes, yes.
No, great. That'd begreat, that'd be great.
He said that you helped him lastyear with an anniversary gift?
Yeah. Dad...
Tell him I'llpick him up. Now?
No, no, no, no, no,no, I'll call him.
Sorry, I've gotta go.OK, Dad, Aaron's fine.
OK. Bye, darling. OK, bye.
I'm really sorry.
Senior Love Romantica.
Oh my god, that's...that's right.
Yes. Ah, so um... you... youwere helping me with... with...
Oh that's right! Your surprise.
Yeah.
And... and... and thenI tried to cancel.
Yes.
But I'm very glad I didn't.
Yeah, it was meant to be.
You're so beautiful.
Oh, thank you.
And he's gonnatake you to Greece?
Well we're going to... if we go,we'll take each other, really.
We both thought we'd just havea look at all our options.
Together? Yes.
Thanks for doing this, Peter.
Oh, of course.
You never really stoppicking them up, you know,
from parties or other disasters.
Once a father, always a father.
Yeah. You know, Max isn'treally a party guy so...
Oh, well maybe hewill be, you know.
How old is he now? He's 16.
Oh. Mm.
Oh dear.
That was a difficult timefor us, with... with Clara.
I was completelyat sea, sometimes.
I can only imagine.
Yes.
No, most of the time I just madeit up as I went along, I think.
Mm. But you werethere, you know.
That's more than mostmen, myself included.
Oh well, you'll be betterat it this time round.
I will, yeah.
Hello.
Hi. Hi!
Sorry, we're really early.
Early? Yeah.
Yeah, I thought there'dbe more traffic. Um...
Look, if you want, we can gofor a walk and then come back.
What? No. No, no.No, don't be silly.
Come on in. Come in.
Peter should have saida later time for dinner.
Yeah.
Peter. He's coming. He'srunning a bit late. Come on in.
We're really, reallyhappy to have you.
Thank you.
Ooh. Dad. Hi.
I, ah, I spewed in the pool.
I heard.
Yeah, I think I'min love with Amy.
You're probably not.
Hi. Hey.
What are you doing here?
Um, well, I can drive your car.
Where?
Back home.
Oh, no. I'm not going home.
This is nice. So much space.
Yeah, thank you.
No pictures?
Pardon?
Family pictures.
Oh. Yeah, I... Ihave mine in albums.
Oh.
Ah, do you guys wantanything to drink? Um, wine?
Beer? Oh, no thank you.
Tea? Oh, no thanks. I'm fine.
You sure? Oh fuck.
I'm sorry about the house, how...how it came up, selling it.
I... it was not verysensitive of me.
No, I don't care anymore.
Oh come on, you don'thave to say that.
I don't care, OK?
It's a big adjustment.
Where you are right now.The responsibility and...
And suddenly, you're notthe centre of the universe.
That's what scared me.
Yeah. I guess we all learnon the job, don't we?
As fathers.
It's... it's getting the balanceright, that's the hard thing.
I mean, I think...
well, Christineand I, we just put
much too much emphasison work, on...
on achievement. And we were justso young when Clara was born.
Beginning of our careers.
Just took much toolong to realise.
Well, I don't think we ever did.
What?
Well, to realise where happinessis. What's important, you know.
Yeah, but you werehappy, though.
Dad.
Um, well...
No, yes, of course, but not...well not always, no, not, not...
I mean, not like...
Um, actually... um, I need...need to... look, I'm gonna go.
Ah, Peter, are youOK to... to... Yeah.
And Aaron? Look, I'm sorrybut I have to say this.
You're not a childanymore, you're a father.
You can't run away from that.
Yeah? Lola has to come first.
Right.
Hey. Hey, um,Peter, your mum and
Joseph are here for dinner.
Yeah, shit, shit. I forgot.
I invited them over.
Yeah, yeah, I gathered that.
Hi, Clara. Aaron.
Aaron, what the fuck did you do?
Um, I don't know.I just um, ah...
it's been hard, so just...
Ah, your life's not hard. OK.
We'll talk about thiswhen you get back.
Um, Peter, why is your mumtalking about an announcement?
Yeah. Yeah, um, ah, wellI was expecting a, um,
more positive outcome from thequestion I asked the other night,
and I was going totell her tonight.
I'll be about an hour,so just stall them.
Yep. OK. OK.
Alright, I'll see you soon.
And can you grabsomething for them to eat?
Ah, yeah. OK. Awesome.I'll see you then.
So... are you, um...
is Clara pregnant?
No. It turns out I'm infertile.
Well, I mean, I'm the onewho should be infertile.
I'm not meant to be a dad.
Being a dad is a privilege.
Hi.
Ah!
Hi, hi, hi, hi.
Hi, sorry.
And next time I will bring somefamily pictures for you to put up.
OK. Yep, that sounds great.
Hey. Hi.
Um, can we just haveone... one second?
Yeah.
I wanna do this.
I wanna be a father withyou, however it happens.
I want to pick up our kid fromparties, and other disasters.
And I'm terrified.
I am too. We mightbe shit parents.
You won't be.
Oh no, there's everychance I will be.
And you might get scaredand run away and...
I won't. You might.
I won't.
I've done it beforeand it was shit.
And I won't do it again.
I can't.
OK.
OK, so that's the announcement?
Mm. OK.
Well?
Is it marriage?
Cora!
Mum, Clara and I aregoing to try for a baby.
You're going to try?
Yeah. Ah... I'm goingto have some trouble.
After everything that I did,
they say that I can'thave children naturally.
So we're going to get some help.
Like IVF? Oh.
Yeah. Yeah, sort of.
Mum.
This is so wonderful.
I'm really happy.
Thanks. Thank you. Thank you.
Joseph.
When are you gonna get married?
You can't hear me, can you?
Sorry?
When I say something you don'twant to hear, you just ignore it.
Well, that's not fair.
Well then why is Clarasuggesting a surgeon to me?
Look, I went to talk to her...
And I asked you to leave italone. Yes you did, but...
But you don't care?
Come on, of course I care!
Look, I needed to talk to someoneand you won't talk about it,
and the internet'scompletely terrifying,
so I wanted to talkto my daughter.
Yeah, well, I don't mindthat you talked to her,
but what I do mind
is that you've both decidedthat I need to see a surgeon.
Because why? Because... becauseI haven't thought it through?
Because I've madethe wrong decision?
No, that's not it at all. She...
she just suggested that I talk ormaybe we talk with a specialist.
I mean, this is serious,Anita. You could die from this.
Well, I could gethit by a train, Glen!
Yeah, but you can see thistrain coming from a mile away,
so why would you want tostep out in front of it?
I've been through all ofthis many years ago, yeah?
And everyone had an opinionone way or the other,
and it was very, very draining.
But I finally mademy informed decision
and it was a huge relief, andI'm not going there again.
I won't and I can't.
Right.
♪ I'm really close tonight
♪ And I feel likeI'm moving inside her
♪ Lying in the dark
♪ I think that I'mbeginning to know her
♪ Let it go
♪ I'll be there when you call
♪ And whenever Ifall at your feet
♪ You let your tears
♪ Rain down on me ♪
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