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- [Instructor Voiceover] And gently closing down the eyes.

Take a big inhale.

Feel your rib cage expand.

And when you breathe out, just let everything go.

Notice the movement of your breath, your partner's breath,

and the energy of the space between you.

- Are you having an affair?

- [Instructor Voiceover] Being grateful for all the ways

they bring love into your life.

- What?

- Are you?

- [Instructor Voiceover] Begin to feel

the presence of your life.

- Am I having an affair?

Of course not.

- I know you weren't at Life Drawing last night.

- Oh.

- I thought we were happy.

Did I did I do something, or?

- No, no, of course not.

Okay, I was with someone last night,

but it's not what you think.

I was with my brother-in-law.

Well, was, Joe's brother, Richard.

- Aye.

Well, and.

- And he came to our wedding and he disappeared,

but he's come back and he started contacting me.

- It's the man, so what does he want?

- I don't know.

But he wanted to get together.

- What, and you didn't want to?

- No.

- What, is he dangerous or?

- No, he's not dangerous.

He's just awful.

And he's manipulative and bitter.

And he's worse when he's drunk.

And he's just not someone I want to be around.

- Well, why couldn't you tell me about this?

- Because I didn't want you involved in it.

And I hoped he'd go away and he didn't.

And so I,

so I met him in a restaurant last night

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 you were having an affair.

- Oh, as if I would have an affair.

- Well, I thought you'd lost interest in me.

I thought I.

- How could I lose interest in you.

Oh, sweetheart, I'm so sorry.

(gentle music)

(birds chirping)

- Hi.

- Hi.

- I'm still here.

Is it okay if I'm still here?

- I asked you to stay.

- Yeah I know, but I've still got all my clothes on.

(Jesse laughing)

- Did I sleep with my clothes on?

♪♪ It's okay ♪♪

♪♪ It's okay ♪♪

(gentle music)

♪♪ And you know, you can't stop ♪♪

♪♪ But then you caught yourself in the way ♪♪

(gentle music)

♪♪ And you're falling now ♪♪

♪♪ And it's all around ♪♪

♪♪ With the hands you keep checking ♪♪

♪♪ That you're breathing on the way back down ♪♪

(gentle upbeat music)

♪♪ Save your thought for another change ♪♪

♪♪ The stars sit well on you ♪♪

♪♪ And if your heart's still stronger then ♪♪

(gentle upbeat music)

♪♪ Sing me something new ♪♪

- Oh, your mom's here.

- [Peter] All right, see you Max.

- See you.

Thanks for letting me come over.

- Okay.

- Oh.

- Have a good day.

- Oh, you're not gonna go talk to her?

- I'll be late.

- For what, the gym?

- I've got nothing to say to her.

- Come on, Peter.

- She's just gonna start a fight

about the test or what we let Max do.

There's no point.

- Are you?

(car engines revving)

- Hey.

- Hi.

- Is Peter too scared to talk to me.

- Oh, no, he's late for work.

- Right.

Well we can be adults.

I wanna apologize.

- Oh, you don't need to.

- No Clara, I shouldn't have spoken to you like that.

I called you incompetent.

And I'm sorry.

It's just, it's hard enough

me being across what Max is doing when he's with me,

let alone worrying about what he's doing

when he's at your place.

- Oh, it's not like we let him do anything.

- But he's a good kid, but he's 16.

He's always testing to see what he can get away with.

- Yep.

He's an amazing manipulator.

(Clara laughing)

Yeah.

And he's a great kid.

You've done really well.

- Look, he's said some pretty awful things

about me too, over years.

I wouldn't take it too personally.

Look, I'm not gonna change the arrangements for now.

It was just something I said in the heat of the moment.

- Well, I don't know, I actually don't think

that the paternity test should worry you.

It's actually a really good thing for all of us.

(police sirens blaring)

- You know, I don't have to prove anything to anyone.

Honestly, I think Peter's hoping that he's not Max's father

that way he's off the hook. - No, that's not.

- It's what he does, Clara.

He runs.

You wait.

I gotta go.

(gentle music)

(truck engine revving)

(gentle music)

- There's a guy in there.

- Oh yeah, I'll ask him for assistance.

(throat clearing)

Excuse me.

Sorry.

- Oh, hi, can I help?

- Yeah, so we have a stain in our ceiling.

It's about, I don'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 preference for a brand.

- Oh, stain blocker?

- Yeah. - Okay right.

In the ceiling?

Is it from a leak?

- Well, I'm guessing it is yeah.

- Guessing, right.

Have you used stain blocker before?

- No, nope, don't think I have.

- First time, right.

- Well, yeah.

- Just to let you know, it doesn't solve the leak.

You can't just slap it on, then, 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.

- Yeah.

- But I suspect it might be because most leaks are.

- Yeah.

- The water will eventually

just seep right through the blocker,

regardless of the brand.

- Yeah, yeah, yeah, no, no, I.

- Water always finds a way.

- Yeah. - Trust me.

You'll just have to start at square one again.

- Yeah, yeah, no, no.

I'll definitely fix the,

fix the roof. - My advice,

for your level of experience,

forget about stain blocker, forget about DIY.

- Really?

- Yeah.

- I don't think it should be that.

- Is this the brand you're looking for?

- Yeah, that's the one.

Thank you.

- No worries mate. - Thank you.

- Yeah take it easy. - You too.

- Yeah, thanks so much. - Bye, bye.

Oh my God.

- [Anita] Honestly, if you don't know.

- Thanks for saving me.

I've been thinking, why don't we just

invite Richard over during the day, no alcohol.

Best way to get rid of him.

- No, I just don't wanna spend time with people

I don't wanna spend time with. - No.

I'll be there.

- Okay.

Can he come?

- No.

(both laughing)

- You're right.

(gentle upbeat music)

(both laughing)

- Dude there you. - Do you ever kiss?

- Look, I'm just saying best gig I ever saw

was a puppet show with a bear.

Talking bear.

- What was the chord again?

- Chester the Bear.

- Chester the Bear.

- Chester the Bear. - Show of a lifetime.

I dunno, I never thought of you're speaking about.

- I think we should get food.

- Yeah.

- Should we get food? - Please.

- Yeah, I'm hungry.

- You wanna come?

- Probably shouldn't.

- Okay. - What do you feel like?

- Another time?

(birds chirping)

- Actually no, no, I think, I think I better come.

- Yeah.

- Yeah.

I'll just make a quick

phone call. - Oh, thanks, darling.

(birds chirping)

Hi.

Hey, can you,

you're not doing anything in a half an hour, are you?

(gentle music)

(people speaking indistinctly)

(gentle music)

- I mean, I'm pretty great though.

- You are, you are.

(both laughing)

If you do say, say yourself.

I mean, I said it too, you are.

(gentle music)

(door knocking)

- Come in.

- Hello.

- Oh.

Hi, Glen.

What's going on?

- Oh, didn't Aaron say?

So, he's running late,

so I'm here to spend a bit of time with Lola

until he arrives.

If that's okay with you.

- Yeah, I guess.

Well, of course, I just,

I can't wait for Aaron

and my mom's not gonna be back 'til late, so.

- Well he won't be long.

- Yeah, I've just,

I've got this really important meeting

with the booker from a club that I used to DJ in.

- Oh, that's, that's of course, no.

So how are all the song's going?

- Yeah, yeah, really good.

Thanks, yeah.

I actually, I just made a track

with a sample of Lola's heartbeat from my ultrasounds.

- Oh wow, that's, oh.

Lola.

(both laughing)

Heartbeat.

Do you think I could have a copy?

- Yeah of course, sure, yeah.

- Oh Lord.

Hello. - She looks so peaceful.

Please don't change too much while I'm gone.

- Your mom must love being here for all of this.

- Oh, it's pretty hard to tell with her.

She's just got this way of getting to me

without actually ever really saying anything.

- Well, I think you are doing wonderfully well.

- Sorry.

- No, I'm sorry.

- No, thank you so much, Glen.

(gentle music)

- Oh.

Oh, that's all right, that's all right.

That's all right.

(gentle music)

It's so big, this. - Yeah.

- You know, for anyone.

- Yeah. - You okay?

(gentle music)

- Yeah.

Thank you so much.

- It's okay.

Go, you go, you go.

We'll be fine.

- Thank you.

(gentle music)

(Ella crying)

I'm sorry for crying.

- That's all right.

- See you later.

- Bye, bye.

- Bye.

- Hello.

Hey, lovely thing.

You're beautiful.

You're gonna sleep all the time.

(gentle music)

(gentle music continues)

♪♪ Waiting for you while you been checked I ♪♪

♪♪ I was hoping I wanted the best time ♪♪

♪♪ I'll be on undeterred so ♪♪

♪♪ I'll be on the time ♪♪

♪♪ Going after everything's fine ♪♪

♪♪ Cut the corner back around mine ♪♪

♪♪ You told me not to worry I tried ♪♪

♪♪ Now you being distant all day, all night ♪♪

♪♪ You're a little ♪♪

♪♪ Walk out the door of a soldier mine ♪♪

♪♪ Oh let's live the day wide open ♪♪

- Hey.

- Hey.

♪♪ Oh let you forget the moment ♪♪

- Oh, I got us an appointment for tomorrow, 2:00 p. m.

Peter?

- Oh, yeah, good, sounds good.

(car engines revving)

- Julia apologized.

I mean, she also said that Max hates me, but she apologized.

It's nice.

- She's fucking, she didn't mean it.

I mean, you don't know Clara, but it's just,

it's one of her power games.

She's just trying to make an ally out of you.

- Is looking at that, making you feel better?

- I found a paternity test

and the results come back in five days.

- She's not gonna agree.

- Well, maybe I won't tell her.

- You can't steal DNA from a kid without telling his mom.

- Look here, one guy, three kids, none of them are his.

- I press the wrong buzzer.

Some weirdo let me in.

- What's going on?

- I think my marriage might be over.

Can I stay here tonight?

- Yes.

What happened?

- Nothing.

Everything.

It's been coming for a while.

Sorry about this, Peter.

So I just don't know if 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, Sasha, that's terrible.

- Right.

- You guys are the perfect couple.

And if you can't make it,

what chance does anyone else have?

- Okay you're right, I forgot how this would affect you.

Sorry, is this a bad time?

- No, it's fine.

- Are you sure?

- 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.

♪♪ Little Lola ♪♪

♪♪ Sleepy little Lola ♪♪

♪♪ Little Lola ♪♪

- [Aaron] Hi Dad, sorry.

- Hi.

- Train was coming and it canceled.

- No, no, no, we've had a lovely time.

But you did need to come now.

Ella will be here any minute.

- Oh, you can head off, that's okay.

- Oh, no all right.

You want me to go?

She was a bit fussy with her feed at first,

but we got there eventually.

- That's fine. - And then

she went completely cross-eyed for a minute,

but, you know, I tried to take a photo of her, but.

- Okay, no, no, that's okay.

I'll let you go on your way.

- Yeah.

With Ella and her mum, Diane,

do you think there's. - Oh yeah, yeah.

No, no, no, I think they'll be fine anyway.

Okay. - Okay.

- All right. - Righto.

Okay. - All right, bye, bye.

- Okay, bye, bye granddad.

Bye, bye. - Bye, bye little one.

- Bye, bye. - Bye, bye.

- Okay, okay, bye, bye.

(door knocking)

- Hi. - Hey.

- Hello.

- I don't know what she told you,

but I imagine she's hiding here somewhere.

- Yep, come on in.

- No, I'm just here to drop off Aisha.

If Sacha wants to have an episode,

she can do it while I'm at the movies on my own.

- Vicky, just come in

and talk. - It's okay.

Hey sweetheart.

Go on in.

Mom's in there somewhere.

See if you can find her.

Yeah.

- Hey.

- She's hasn't eaten yet either.

- Let's go. Put your stuff in Max's room.

- Hi.

Welcome.

- In bed 'til 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 to sleep on the couch.

- No, no, he's not gonna come here.

He says he doesn't wanna come here anymore

and he doesn't want to see you at all.

- What?

- Yeah, Julia told Astrid's parents

and now they're not letting them see each other.

And Max is heartbroken.

- And he blames me.

- I guess I'll just see him on the weekends,

on my own for now.

- What?

- Well, that's what he wants.

- Who cares what he wants, he's 16.

- Try seeing it from my point of view for once.

- That's all I'm doing, Peter.

It's all about you and your son and your ex and your balls.

- Sorry about.

- Oh, sorry about.

(gentle music)

We're not fine obviously.

But I want you to stay.

(gentle music)

Thanks.

- At least she didn't drop off the dog.

- [Glen] Looks like a sheep.

- It's more like a topographic map.

- Anyway, it's definitely getting bigger.

- Wonder if it recedes over summer.

- I'm gonna have to go up there,

tomorrow, the roof.

(gentle music)

(car engines revving)

(gentle music)

- In case you had forgotten, it's life or death in there.

I can't believe I'm saying this to you again,

but if you're not actively getting out of my way,

then you're in my way okay.

- [Intern] Yeah, I'm sorry.

Won't happen again.

- Don't tell anyone,

but I genuinely thought I had three, but I had two.

- I know.

Stupid kid, right?

- Yeah really stupid.

- [Sacha] Yeah, see you at lunch.

- You two seem to be getting along.

- Sorry.

- I know that having a flirt feels nice

and probably feels like a harmless bit of fun.

But Sacha is in a very vulnerable position right now

with her marriage and she doesn't need this temptation

that could actually lead to real consequences.

- What are you talking about?

- Just keep it professional, all right,

it's a working environment.

- [Anita] Glen, could you come down here?

- Oh.

Where are you?

- Who went up the ladder without a checkup?

- Oh.

- Dangerous.

Very dangerous.

Sit down, please.

I'm gonna have to give you a physical.

So I'll just start with checking your pulses.

- Hmm.

Yes, very strong.

Now just check your other pulses.

- My belt seems to be in the way.

- Oh really?

- Yeah, it keeps slipping off actually,

it's really annoying.

- Oh goodness.

- You see, it just,

it just comes off. - It's come off.

Oh so you're delirious.

♪♪ Is it physical, physical ♪♪

(upbeat music)

♪♪ Is it chemical, chemical ♪♪

(upbeat music)

♪♪ Look through the midnight sky ♪♪

♪♪ Learn to love ♪♪

♪♪ Playing we learn to love ♪♪

♪♪ And you come by ♪♪

♪♪ In the midnight sky ♪♪

♪♪ Learning to love ♪♪

♪♪ Playing we're learning to love ♪♪

(upbeat music)

♪♪ And I wanna know, wanna know ♪♪

- You know people always talking

about that comfortable silence that couples have.

I don't know, I always thought doing lying you know.

Like, I mean, you're always thinking about something,

this is it, isn't it?

(both laughing)

- Well, it's not really silence if you're talking.

- Yeah, all right.

- Don't you have a class soon?

- Yeah, I do.

But I was thinking,

maybe I could stay and we can watch to film.

Or you wanna talk in silence.

Unless you want me to go?

- No, no, of course not.

Its just I've got Lola tonight, you know.

- It'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 why I'm saying is, I'd like you to stay.

- Okay.

(upbeat music)

- So you got anything fun planned for the rest of the day?

- Why don't we just discuss my options?

I mean, my options for me getting pregnant.

- You know, there's certainly many options for you

and new development too. - Great.

- But I'm happy to reschedule when Peter's.

- That's not what I asked.

- I think in the first instance,

we should think about reducing stress.

You'd be surprised at how many couples succeed

when they just relax and stop trying.

- You are telling me to relax

about the thing that's making me stressed.

That's.

Yeah, let's reschedule.

- Oh, darling, he's probably not gonna

get into the cooking brandy.

- Not well anyway.

Now I thought cheese, but that suggests wine.

So biscuits 'cause there's no alcohol

that goes with biscuits.

- Oh, well, glad they're not the good ones.

- What do you mean?

These are good ones.

- Well, they're good for the bowels.

(door knocking)

- Okay.

Richard.

Hello.

- Oh, hello Richard.

- Wanted to say sorry for the other night.

- Oh, good, thank you.

Would you like some tea?

- Yeah, white with one. - Good.

- So should we start with a tour?

- Well, sure, but I did grow up here.

- Oh of course you did.

Would you like to give me a tour?

(all laughing)

- Oh, please have sit.

- Yeah, please sit down.

No, it's such a lovely house.

It must have been great growing up here.

- Yeah, it was.

- Please help yourself to.

- Are you doing some work on my house?

- Oh, no, no, well there's a bit of a leak in the roof.

You can see there's a stain in the dining room.

- Yeah, it's been there forever.

- Well, that is what I said.

- Oh well I'm gonna see if I can fix it.

- Did you check with the owner?

- Yeah, yes I did.

Yes. - Here we go.

- How is the writing?

- Oh, good.

- Good.

- Is it a novel or?

- Oh, I just write whatever pays really.

- I admire creatives.

- What do you do Richard?

- I start businesses until they can run on their own.

A bit of a serial entrepreneur.

- Yes we always knew which business Richard was involved in

by the Christmas presents 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?

(both laughing)

- So you're a lawyer, Glen.

- A probate lawyer, yeah, was, I'm retired.

- Wills, death, money and houses.

- That's right, yeah.

Interesting work. - Yeah, very interesting.

Very handy skills.

So I saw at the wedding that you two

met at a couple's retreat.

- Yeah, I'd bought a holiday for my wife and I,

but she passed away, so.

- Yeah, I'm very sorry to hear that, you know,

you live long enough and you'll end up grieving for someone.

- Yeah, I suppose.

- Yeah. - Thank you.

- We all react differently, don't we?

Some people mourn for the rest of their lives.

You went on a trip and met Anita.

Hey, let's open that wine, huh?

(police sirens blaring)

(telephone ringing)

- Peter didn't turn up to the appointment

and he's not answering his phone.

And, Sacha.

- Sounds like a big day.

Incredible, you also found time 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 the word temptation?

- Maybe.

- You think of maybe talking to me first.

You embarrassed me.

Joni's upset.

And now everyone here

knows that I'm having marriage problems, so thanks.

- Oh come. - I'll pick up my stuff

from your place when I finish.

- She was clearly flirting.

- This place looked great at the wedding.

You know when I saw the invitation, I thought what?

Getting married in the backyard

of the house you used to share with your husband.

- I didn't realize who you were at the time.

- Anyone else joining me?

One glass?

- No, I'm good with tea, thanks.

- We've got other things on today, haven't we?

- Yeah, I keep expecting Joe to walk in.

You would've liked him Glen.

He would've had a glass.

- Sounds like he was a lovely man.

We certainly shared excellent taste in partner.

- Joe was kissed on the balls 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.

- Let's clean these up.

- It's good to see you.

It's been a while.

Was it something I said?

(car engines revving)

- 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 doing this 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 better for you if you saw somebody else.

(gentle music)

- Pardon?

- I don't want you missing out and I hate being the problem.

(gentle music)

- Okay.

Is that what you want?

'Cause it's not what I want.

- I don't know.

- Peter we have been fucking for nine months

trying to have a baby and now you don't know.

(gentle music)

(car engines revving)

(police sirens blaring)

- Oh, I packed some extra nappies as well.

Sorry about last time.

- [Aaron] Oh really?

- Oh, hey.

- Hi.

- I didn't realize you guys were in.

- Congratulations.

- Cheers, thanks.

- Here you go. - Yes, hello.

- That's why you've been late so much,

sending your dad instead.

- Aw.

Is that true?

- Hmm?

No, no, no, well, I mean I met with these guys once, twice,

but no, it's not.

- Oh, I'm gonna be like three hours, is that all right?

- Yeah.

- Sweet, I'll see you guys later.

- Bye. - See ya.

- Bye.

Do wanna hold her?

- Okay.

Hello.

Hello.

(gentle music)

I need to go.

I should study.

- Okay.

- Yeah.

Bye.

- Bye.

(gentle music)

- Hey Glen, I should give you a hand with that roof leak.

- Oh no, I think I've found the source actually so,

but thank you.

- Well, it's my responsibility.

- Would you like me to call your 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, sorry, it's your house.

I'm just saying, you know, legally.

- He's had a whole bottle of wine.

- I'm happy for you to keep living here.

I'm just saying it's my house.

So you know, 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 to us 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.

Yeah, I'm not planning on selling it

or you know, start charging rent.

- Okay, I think it's time you leave.

- Okay yeah.

Well that's honestly not why I came.

I've got everything.

- [Glen] Yeah, certainly not.

- Okay.

Good to see you.

Good to meet you properly, Glen.

I shall see myself out.

(gentle music)

Can I take a piss?

- Hello.

(gentle music)

Fuck, Clara.

- Where you put the wine glasses?

- Over there.

What are you doing here?

- I'm prefer being around people

whose lives are as fucked up as mine.

- My life is not fucked up okay.

It is actually going great.

I've got things all sorted out.

- Oh.

- Almost.

Lola's beautiful.

And things with Jesse are going well, you know.

She actually met Lola tonight.

- Oh great. - Yeah.

- How you doing?

- Great.

(Lola crying)

- Hold on.

Coming.

Okay, come on, shh, shh, shh, shh.

- I just wish I didn't have to keep

finding things out about you from other people.

- Well, I've had a long life, Glen, we both have.

It'll take a while to get through all the details.

- Like the fact that you don't own this.

Is that why you've been avoiding him?

- No, no, that is 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 and he promised Joe.

- Yeah, but do you have that in writing?

No you don't.

- Well, what do you care whether I own the house or not?

Do you have some other interest that I don't know about?

- Oh.

(gentle music)

Can we please not talk about this anymore?

We are gonna say things that we both regret.

(gentle music)

- Max hates me, which is fine,

but I'm not allowed to not like him 'cause he's a kid.

How is that fair?

Aaron?

- I feel like she's just staring at me like,

"Really, you're it."

- What are you doing here?

- Hey. - Oh, hello.

- Hi.

- I just came to pick up a book, but.

- Hey.

You want wine?

- Yes, why not, lovely.

- Lola? - Oh, very funny.

- Hey.

- Hi.

- Hello girl.

Are you all right?

How is she?

- She's good, she's tired, yeah.

How you going?

- Yeah.

Oh, this is lovely.

Thank you darling.

- Cheers.

- Cheers.

- Cheers.

- Cheers.

- Cheers.

(glasses clanking)

- Cheers.

(glasses clanking)

So you do know, don't you, both of you, that when I die,

this house in my will goes to both of you, right,

as tenants in common, yeah.

Not as joint tenants.

Which would,

that would cause all sorts of problems down the track.

- Why are telling us this?

- I'm sorry, about nothing, but I just want,

just want everyone to to know.

I didn't want you to think that anything might have changed

since, you know.

- Can we just not talk about it, please?

- Actually, no, I think we should talk about it

because it feels like I should go to me,

'cause I'm the oldest.

- Excuse me, I'm the one who loves this house the most.

And you would just knock it down anyway.

- Well, I'll at least get rid of our heights on the wall.

- Oh no, you wouldn't do that.

You wouldn't do that.

Don't you remember when you used to

measure the heights of your dolls.

- Me?

That was Aaron.

And he would cried when they hadn't gotten taller.

- Yes, I loved that part.

- Oh, Remy. - That's right.

- Remy. - Everything you did

was Remy's fault.

(all laughing)

- [Aaron] Poor Remy.

- I think he even wet the bed once, didn't he, Remy?

- Oh. - Yeah, until you lost him.

Thank you very much.

- Oh did I?

- Yeah.

Yeah you lost him.

And then Clara told me that he'd been sent to prison

for all the things I've blamed him for.

- That's right.

That's right.

He's not in prison.

- Oh, I found that out, didn't I?

- He's on the roof.

- Shut up.

- Yeah, I threw him up there. - Shut up.

Why?

- 'Cause I was, I don't know.

I was angry at you for being born.

- Clara you realize I had

like so many nightmares as a child.

Thinking that he'd come and kill me

for getting him sent to prison.

- I'm sure he's up there, if you wanna go have a look

and revisit all that childhood trauma you suffered.

(all laughing)

- Christine would've loved this.

- Would she?

(gentle music)

Her 22-year-old son, a single father.

Her daughter a failing stepmom.

- Oh come on.

- And her husband married to someone else.

She would be furious.

But then she loved being furious so.

- Yeah, she was quite good at being furious wasn't she?

- Yeah right.

(gentle music)

Does Anita wanna be called Grandma or Gran, Granny?

- Oh.

- She hasn't even met Lola yet.

- [Clara] Hasn't she?

- No.

- Oh I think she's just giving you a bit of space.

- Hey, everyone's here.

- Hey.

- Hey you.

- Hello.

- Does your mum of the Grandma or Gran or Granny?

- I don't know, she's not really

like the grandma or granny type

to be honest. - No.

- Your mum wants to be called Nana.

Wanted to be, wanted to be called Nana.

- [Ella] Whatever we called my mom, it'll probably be wrong.

- So just Diane then?

- Yeah.

Yeah, I don't know.

She's pretty tough, isn't she?

- Yeah, well she is who she is.

(gentle music)

- Yeah, I should probably get Lola's stuff.

- Yeah, yeah it's just in my room.

Yeah, on my bed.

- [Ella] Thanks.

- Oh yeah.

Just wait.

Just not the red one. - Red one.

- No, okay.

(Clara laughing)

- Hey, can I help?

- No, it's fine.

- Hey, why don't you just stay tonight, okay?

You can take the spare room with her.

- No it's fine.

- Come on.

- Sorry about your mom.

But now that she's gone, you know you can.

You should just stay.

What was that?

Stay, stay.

- It's so lovely having a little baby around again.

- Peter and I wanna have baby.

- Oh?

♪♪ You won't always be there ♪♪

(gentle music)

- Oh, what is it?

♪♪ Then I will wonder ♪♪

- We might not be able to.

♪♪ Then I will wonder ♪♪

- Peter did some tests and he's not even sure if Max is his.

- There are lots of things that they can try these days.

There's so many new technologies.

- Yeah, but he might even stick around to try.

I dunno,

I dunno what I'm doing wrong.

Even Aaron's got it figured out.

- Where's Ella.

- Oh, they just gonna stay the night.

♪♪ Why don't we make time ♪♪

- You can stay too if you like.

- Thanks.

♪♪ You may run back to ask questions ♪♪

♪♪ How do you give in about love ever ♪♪

- Max's swab.

- Yeah, I told him we're doing an ancestry search

for his name.

- Thank you.

- Yep.

(upbeat music)

♪♪ Crush a bit, little bit, roll it up ♪♪

♪♪ Take a hit ♪♪

♪♪ Feeling lit, feeling like 2:00 a. m. summer night ♪♪

♪♪ I don't care ♪♪

♪♪ Hands on the wheel ♪♪

♪♪ Driving don't come do nothing ♪♪

♪♪ Rolling with one side now ♪♪

♪♪ Living my life, getting our dreams ♪♪

♪♪ People told me slow my roll ♪♪

♪♪ I'm screaming out ♪♪

♪♪ Fuck that ♪♪

♪♪ I'm gonna do just what I want ♪♪

♪♪ And there ain't no turning back ♪♪

♪♪ If I fall, if I die ♪♪

♪♪ Know I lived it to fullest ♪♪

♪♪ If I fall, if I die ♪♪

♪♪ Know I lived it to the fullest ♪♪

♪♪ I'm on the pursuit of happiness and I know ♪♪

♪♪ Everything is shiny always gonna be good hey ♪♪

♪♪ I'll be fine once I get it ♪♪

♪♪ And I'll be good ♪♪

♪♪ I'm on the pursuit of happiness ♪♪

(gentle music)