Episode 71: Paul confesses
Alice: Look Paul, we've been seeing each other for quite a while, and I think we've been getting on well together...
Paul: I think so too!
Alice: Paul, there's something I want to ask you, and even though I'm afraid of the answer, I really need to know the truth. Paul, are you seeing anybody else?
Paul: No! Alice, there's no-one else, at least not in the way you think.
Alice: Not in the way I think? What does that mean? Just tell me Paul, what's going on?
Paul: Alice, I've been trying to tell you this for weeks now, but I've been afraid of your reaction. The truth is. the truth is that I was married for several years, but my wife left me eighteen months ago.
Episode 72: Christmas shopping
Alice: Hmm, what do you think, you two, how do I look?
Helen: Ooh, it's a gorgeous dress, Alice, but the other one seemed nicer.
Alice: Mmm, it is lovely, isn't it? But you're right, the blue dress looks better. Tim?
Tim: Oh yes, lovely, very nice. Can we go and look at the computer games now?
Alice: Ok Tim, you've been very patient. Let's just get Helen's shoes and then we can go to the electronics shop. I want to buy a camera for my brother, and then Helen wants to get a book for her Dad, don't you Helen?
Helen: Yes, and after that I expect we'll all be feeling peckish, so we'll have a quick bite to eat, and then Alice wants to look at winter coats.
Tim: Here we go…
Alice: It won't take as long as the dress, I promise!
Episode 73: Holiday plans
Helen: So what are we all doing at Christmas? Tim, you've got a few days off work, haven't you?
Tim: Indeed I have Helen, and I'm popping over to Poland for a few days. I'm looking forward to a nice cosy Christmas. Fancy joining me?
Helen: I've already been invited, thank you very much. Michal and I had quite a long chinwag the other day. It'd be nice to see him but I've already made plans. I'm spending Christmas and New Year with my Mum and Dad, and Alice, it would be really nice if you could join us.
Alice: Thanks Helen, I'd love to. But you know I'm working over the New Year, so I'll have to come back before you do.
Tim: Yeah, but at least you won't be on your own for the main event.
Episode 74: Alone at New Year
Alice: Ah Kitty, there never was anything wrong with you, was there? I told Helen you were ok, but she wouldn't listen. She had to listen to the vet though. He said you were the healthiest cat he'd ever seen.
Anyway Kitty, Happy New Year: it's just you and me tonight. I didn't plan it this way Kitty, do you remember? I made all those resolutions last year: I was going to meet a gorgeous man. He was going to be funny, and rich too. And I did meet him, Kitty, we were going to get married and everything, ok, he hadn't asked me yet, but I had high hopes. But I didn't know he had a skeleton in his closet: a wife and two children. Oh well Kitty, that's that eh?
Ooh Kitty, who could that be? It's very late.
Episode 75: Paul's explanation
Alice: Hello?
Paul: Alice, it's Paul. Don't hang up, Alice. Just give me two minutes of your time, that's all I ask.
Alice: Ok Paul, but we haven't got much to talk about. You're married with two kids, end of story.
Paul: Alice, it's over between Lucy and me. It's been over for a long time.
Alice: Paul, I heard you talking to her on the phone. You were telling her you loved her.
Paul: No, Alice, you've got it all wrong. I was talking to my daughter, not my wife. I used to love my wife, of course, but that ended very abruptly when I came home from work, and she calmly announced that she had fallen in love with someone else. So that was it, finished. I moved out the same day.
Alice: Oh Paul.
Paul: Alice, it's you I love.
Episode 76: A new flatmate?
Helen: Ok everyone, I've got an announcement. We need to get someone for Michal's room as soon as possible.
Alice/Tim: Really?
Helen: Yeah well, he e-mailed me the other day and he seems to be staying in Poland, at least for the time being. And my dad's starting to get twitchy about the rent. He doesn't want the room sitting empty much longer.
Tim: Fair enough, I suppose. So, have you got anyone in mind?
Helen: Well we could advertise for someone.
Alice: I've got a colleague who's looking for a room!
Helen: Have you?
Alice: Yeah, she's got to move out of her flat by the end of the month.
Tim: Oh no. We're having another guy, thank you very much...
Helen: So let's get an advert in the paper, straight away!
Episode 77: Writing an advert
Alice: Right, how does this sound? Wanted: student or young professional...
Tim: ... male student or young professional.
Alice: Ok. From the top. Wanted: male student or young professional for bright, sunny room in flatshare.
Tim: ... in mixed flatshare ...
Alice: ... for bright, sunny room in mixed flatshare. Must be clean, tidy and easy-going. Close to shops, pubs and buses. Reasonable rent.
Helen: Shouldn't we say something about the cat? He might be allergic.
Alice: Ooh, yeah, good point. Must be clean, tidy, easy-going and must lik
Episode 71: Paul confessesAlice: Look Paul, we've been seeing each other for quite a while, and I think we've been getting on well together...Paul: I think so too!Alice: Paul, there's something I want to ask you, and even though I'm afraid of the answer, I really need to know the truth. Paul, are you seeing anybody else?Paul: No! Alice, there's no-one else, at least not in the way you think.Alice: Not in the way I think? What does that mean? Just tell me Paul, what's going on?Paul: Alice, I've been trying to tell you this for weeks now, but I've been afraid of your reaction. The truth is. the truth is that I was married for several years, but my wife left me eighteen months ago.Episode 72: Christmas shoppingAlice: Hmm, what do you think, you two, how do I look?Helen: Ooh, it's a gorgeous dress, Alice, but the other one seemed nicer.Alice: Mmm, it is lovely, isn't it? But you're right, the blue dress looks better. Tim?Tim: Oh yes, lovely, very nice. Can we go and look at the computer games now?Alice: Ok Tim, you've been very patient. Let's just get Helen's shoes and then we can go to the electronics shop. I want to buy a camera for my brother, and then Helen wants to get a book for her Dad, don't you Helen?Helen: Yes, and after that I expect we'll all be feeling peckish, so we'll have a quick bite to eat, and then Alice wants to look at winter coats.Tim: Here we go…Alice: It won't take as long as the dress, I promise!Episode 73: Holiday plansHelen: So what are we all doing at Christmas? Tim, you've got a few days off work, haven't you?Tim: Indeed I have Helen, and I'm popping over to Poland for a few days. I'm looking forward to a nice cosy Christmas. Fancy joining me?Helen: I've already been invited, thank you very much. Michal and I had quite a long chinwag the other day. It'd be nice to see him but I've already made plans. I'm spending Christmas and New Year with my Mum and Dad, and Alice, it would be really nice if you could join us.Alice: Thanks Helen, I'd love to. But you know I'm working over the New Year, so I'll have to come back before you do.Tim: Yeah, but at least you won't be on your own for the main event.Episode 74: Alone at New YearAlice: Ah Kitty, there never was anything wrong with you, was there? I told Helen you were ok, but she wouldn't listen. She had to listen to the vet though. He said you were the healthiest cat he'd ever seen.Anyway Kitty, Happy New Year: it's just you and me tonight. I didn't plan it this way Kitty, do you remember? I made all those resolutions last year: I was going to meet a gorgeous man. He was going to be funny, and rich too. And I did meet him, Kitty, we were going to get married and everything, ok, he hadn't asked me yet, but I had high hopes. But I didn't know he had a skeleton in his closet: a wife and two children. Oh well Kitty, that's that eh?Ooh Kitty, who could that be? It's very late.Episode 75: Paul's explanationAlice: Hello?Paul: Alice, it's Paul. Don't hang up, Alice. Just give me two minutes of your time, that's all I ask.Alice: Ok Paul, but we haven't got much to talk about. You're married with two kids, end of story.Paul: Alice, it's over between Lucy and me. It's been over for a long time.Alice: Paul, I heard you talking to her on the phone. You were telling her you loved her.Paul: No, Alice, you've got it all wrong. I was talking to my daughter, not my wife. I used to love my wife, of course, but that ended very abruptly when I came home from work, and she calmly announced that she had fallen in love with someone else. So that was it, finished. I moved out the same day.Alice: Oh Paul.Paul: Alice, it's you I love.Episode 76: A new flatmate?Helen: Ok everyone, I've got an announcement. We need to get someone for Michal's room as soon as possible.Alice/Tim: Really?Helen: Yeah well, he e-mailed me the other day and he seems to be staying in Poland, at least for the time being. And my dad's starting to get twitchy about the rent. He doesn't want the room sitting empty much longer.Tim: Fair enough, I suppose. So, have you got anyone in mind?Helen: Well we could advertise for someone.Alice: I've got a colleague who's looking for a room!Helen: Have you?Alice: Yeah, she's got to move out of her flat by the end of the month.Tim: Oh no. We're having another guy, thank you very much...Helen: So let's get an advert in the paper, straight away!Episode 77: Writing an advertAlice: Right, how does this sound? Wanted: student or young professional...Tim: ... male student or young professional.Alice: Ok. From the top. Wanted: male student or young professional for bright, sunny room in flatshare.Tim: ... in mixed flatshare ...Alice: ... for bright, sunny room in mixed flatshare. Must be clean, tidy and easy-going. Close to shops, pubs and buses. Reasonable rent.Helen: Shouldn't we say something about the cat? He might be allergic.Alice: Ooh, yeah, good point. Must be clean, tidy, easy-going and must lik
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