:36:20
Lydia, what are you
talking about?
:36:21
She followed me.
:36:23
l said l was going
to the library...
:36:25
so l've come
to the library.
:36:26
For God's sake!
:36:29
Of course
l can't come now.
:36:31
What if she's
still lurking...
:36:32
or waiting around
the corner or something?
:36:34
So what?
ls she there?
:36:36
Lydia, l don't know
why she followed me.
:36:37
l'm not a sleuth.
:36:39
l have taken
2 hours off work, Gerry.
:36:41
Please, don't get hysterical.
Don't get hysterical.
:36:43
Look, l'm sorry!
Ok, l'm sorry!
:36:45
l booked our hotel
in Dorset.
:36:46
Are we still going?
:36:47
Do you want
to cancel it?
:36:48
l mean, is she going
to follow us there?
:36:51
Do you want to end this,
Gerry, because l am--
:36:52
Yes. l mean, no.
l mean, no, l don't want--
:36:55
Of course we're
still going up.
:36:57
Don't--don't--
:36:59
Don't don't
don't don't what?
:37:02
l don't know.
:37:04
Look, we're going
to Dorset, ok?
:37:05
We're going to have
a great time and, uh...
:37:08
l'll talk to you tomorrow.
:37:20
Right, that's the lot.
:37:23
You don't live there
anymore.
:37:24
Thanks for going
again, Anna.
:37:27
Any evidence of her?
:37:30
Nothing that stood out.
:37:36
Hello.
:37:37
Hi, it's James.
ls Helen there?
:37:40
Helen.
:37:42
lt's James.
:37:48
Hello.
:37:51
Yes, tonight, tonight.
:37:53
You know, the tonight
that comes...
:37:54
immediately after today.
:37:55
He wants
to go out tonight.
:37:58
Go.