The music in the background
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JULIA TROUGHTON:
Let me get you a drink.
OLIVER TROUGHTON:
I thought you were having dinner out with Sugden and Archie... and he's never late, especially where you're concerned, like a dog on heat he is.
JULIA TROUGHTON:
Archie went home and hasn't returned while Sugden is chatting with Helen while i source the food and tea.
LINDA MONTGOMERY:
You found your evidence yet. Time is moving on a bit, and we know that Jeffrey will be expecting you to find it.
JULIA TROUGHTON:
Did you try the shed?
OLIVER TROUGHTON:
The shed from Number 5 has been demolished since 2002. Some young bastards set it on fire to it, wouldn't have cared, but it had my 1983 Wimbledon FC Magazine, the end of year edition effectively now lost to time.
TRAVIS SUGDEN:
You could have grown some cabbages.
OLIVER TROUGHTON:
Sometimes, i think I'm surrounded by them. Anyway, what would i do with cabbages? i like eating a porkchop and curry's not carrots and tomatoes.
DEBBIE SUGDEN:
Where have you checked?
OLIVER TROUGHTON:
Under the stairs, my bedroom, my study room, it's as well hidden as Anne Frank.
TRAVIS SUGDEN:
Even she was found, bet that she wished she'd have evacuated to Birkenhead.
OLIVER TROUGHTON:
Sadly, during the second world war they didn't have charter flights, and anyway, why Birkenhead.
TRAVIS SUGDEN:
With the crime, she'd have had a good time there.
OLIVER TROUGHTON:
Oh yes, and someone probably would have had a merry way with her.
TRAVIS SUGDEN:
I mean, I'd say it's more cultural, and less crime goes on there than London.
OLIVER TROUGHTON:
Travis Sugden, is that a threat or something because London is a good place sometimes.
DEBBIE SUGDEN:
Anyway, one thing i don't understand is why they announced the time they'd be around.
JULIA TROUGHTON:
Maybe they want us to think about that time so they could bombard early.
TRAVIS SUGDEN:
Here's the teas and sausage buttys.
WILLIAM SUGDEN:
Lorraine, where's Archie got to? He was here before.
LORRAINE SMITH:
He and Reggie got into a massive war of words, so he kicked us all out. I could sense the pain in his voice. He was caught up by it.
WILLIAM SUGDEN:
He can kick me out all he wants, I'm going to see if i can resolve this.
(William downs his cuppa and takes the sausage butty in the wrapper and puts it his bag and swiftly exits)
OLIVER TROUGHTON:
You got a ten Bob coin?
HELEN TATE:
You mean a 50p.
JULIA TROUGHTON:
Yes, why do you need it.
OLIVER TROUGHTON:
Bought a scratch card, didn't i, though, with my luck.
(Julia hands Oliver the 50p, he starts to use it but he has a realisation)
JULIA TROUGHTON:
You ok, son.
OLIVER TROUGHTON:
Oh my god, that's it. Why didn't i think of it.
HELEN TATE:
What?
OLIVER TROUGHTON:
I know where i put it, I'll give you back the 50p. later.
(Oliver runs rapidly out of the building)
TRAVIS SUGDEN:
Didn't know he could move that fast.
HENRY BLACKBURN:
Neither, What you wanting Jade I'll get it.
JULIA TROUGHTON:
I must have a lucky 50p, or he's had a knock on the head.
JADE SINATRA:
I'll have a bacon butty and a hot chocolate to go then.
TRAVIS SUGDEN:
Coming up.
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Masefield Avenue: Episode 21,513
Fiction généraleIt's 10th January 2019 As Krista warms to the community after her return thanks to Oliver and Caleb, Jeffrey seeks help from his friends but will the method of a pub brawl give way to a cunning plan by a long-time resident
