

Sarah (going over to him): Hiya John-Paul! You alright? (She kisses him and unseen by her, Craig wipes her kiss from his mouth and looks worried) Did you miss us?
John-Paul (moving towards their table): Yeah, you guys didn’t even tell me you were going.
Sarah: Oh, it was just so last minute. How romantic is that, eh?
John-Paul (with thinly veiled sarcasm): Aww. Oh, I got your photo. Thanks for that.
Sarah (to Craig): Go on, get him a drink.
Craig: Yeah, sorry mate, what would you like?
John-Paul: No, I not actually stopping.
Sarah: Oh, thanks! You’ve not missed us that much then have you?
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Sarah: Are you two back on?
John-Paul: No, no. Craig looks quite pleased at this.
Sarah: Come on John-Paul, tell us. What have you been getting up to while we’ve been away?
Craig: Just leave it, Sarah. Its none of our business.
Sarah: What is up with you?
Craig: How would you like it if he asked us about our love life?
Sarah: I wouldn’t mind, even if you told him the bit about the pool.
John-Paul has been watching this exchange between them and has been getting angry but he veils is with a smile. The tension between the two boys is palpable to all but Sarah
John-Paul: Well you see, there’s nothing to tell really, we’re just mates again.
Sarah: Oh, really?
John-Paul: Yeah, I wasn’t really into him so I thought “Why bother?”. (Looking at Craig) It’s not nice to be messed around after all is it, eh? He smiles and Craig winces in his seat.

Sarah: Well, we only went and jumped in the pool naked right and then we’re having a little snog by the side of the pool and the manager goes and turns all the floodlights on so everyone in the bar can see us. I tell you what, I nearly died of shame!
John-Paul: I’m feeling it for you, believe me.
Sarah: Yeah, but we had to face them the next morning a breakfast.
John-Paul: So, come on then Craig, are you gonna tell us your best bits?
Craig: It was relaxing and we chilled.
Sarah: It was just nice being together alone. It made us realise….

Sarah: Just how serious we are.
John-Paul: And you got all of that from going on a package holiday?
Sarah (defensive): What is up with you today? Are you jealous or something?
John-Paul: What?
Sarah: Well, come on you should be happy for us. Its not our fault you’re on your own, is it?
John-Paul: What, you think that’s what all of this is about?
As if to rescue Craig, Frankie comes over with a tray full of drinks for them and momentarily breaks the tension between them all
Frankie: There you are, on the house cause I missed you and Jack’s at one of his car boot sales. (To Sarah) Haven’t you been home yet, love?
Sarah: No, why?
Frankie: Well, I would have though that you’d want to see them with all that’s gone off.
Sarah: All what?
Frankie: Well, its all come out hasn’t it? You know, about the baby.
Sarah (getting up to leave): I’ve got to go.
Craig: What’s up?
Sarah: I’ll tell you later, I’ve just got to go. Frankie runs after Sarah apologising, leaving the two boys alone.

John-Paul (smiling again): Well, here we are. Just the two of us again.
Craig: Look, I’m sorry…….
John-Paul (with real anger): Don’t you dare say you’re sorry. Because sorry doesn’t even come close.
John-Paul leaves.
Later. John-Paul opens the door to Craig and turns around not wanting to look at him. He puts his hands on his hips and when he has composed himself finally turns around to to look at him.
John-Paul: You didn’t even have the courage to say goodbye to me did you?
Craig (closing the door): I didn’t know we were going.
John-Paul: Did you not see me running after the cab, no?
Craig: So what would you have done if I’d called?
John-Paul: I’d have told you not to go. I mean, as far as I knew, she’d dumped you. (Craig looks at the floor) But you went crawling back to her. You’re pathetic! I thought you were going to finish with her. I should have known you wouldn’t have the guts. I should have done it for you.
Craig: What?

Craig: What’s that?
John-Paul: Read it.
Craig: “Who am I? Well that one’s simple, I’m….
John-Paul/Craig: “I’m the boy who’s sleeping with your son”
Craig: You weren’t actually going to send this were you?
John-Paul: Oh, no I sent it.
Craig (shoving John-Paul again

John-Paul: Oh, don’t worry I got back! Call it a clash of conscience.
Craig: Have you lost your mind?!
John-Paul (shoving Craig off him): Yeah, I have lost it! I mean, look what you’ve turned me into! I’m acting like one of my sisters, yelling, shouting, wanting revenge! Craig, I just want to get back to being me. Alright, I’ve had enough. I’ve had enough.
Later. John-Paul walks into his bedroom and Craig follows him. John-Paul looks incandescent with rage. Craig closes the door behind him.

John-Paul: Try “See you” (Craig walks over to him as if he wants to seduce John-Paul into forgiving him. It doesn’t work and John-Paul moves away from him) Shouldn’t you be getting back to Sarah? Comparing your white bits? Pretending you find hers attractive?
Craig: You’re ending this because I went away?
John-Paul: That just put a cherry on top.

John-Paul: When you were in bed with Sarah?
Craig: No. Why do you have to go on like that?
John-Paul: I’m a person, Craig! I’m not a blow-up doll!

John-Paul (slapping his hand away): Too late.
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