1:05:00
The sordid affair
with Lydia.
1:05:02
l've blown her out--
in Dorset.
1:05:04
l was decisive,
but fair.
1:05:07
l've just got back.
1:05:08
Oh, God, l feel like
l've got out of jail--
1:05:12
No more deceit,
no more lying to Helen.
1:05:14
lt was such a mistake.
1:05:16
Never go back, Russell...
1:05:17
but it's over.
1:05:19
Whoo!
1:05:20
God, l can't tell you,
it's such a good feeling.
1:05:23
Well, l'm--
l'm very pleased.
1:05:25
How does she feel
about it? Lydia?
1:05:27
You know, she's not
jumping through hoops...
1:05:30
obviously, l mean, but
it's the best thing.
1:05:32
By far. By far and away,
the best thing.
1:05:35
l mean, she knows that.
1:05:36
l mean, she will do,
when she...
1:05:37
well, she was upset.
1:05:39
l mean, a bit fraught...
1:05:41
you know, ob-obviously.
1:05:42
Oh, God, oh, God,
oh, God. l feel good.
1:05:45
l've got to go home.
1:05:46
l want to be home before
Helen comes back from work.
1:05:53
Because you never buy me
flowers when you're meant to...
1:05:56
let alone when
you're not meant to...
1:05:57
so, yes,
l'm a little suspicious.
1:05:59
l want to know what else
you've been doing...
1:06:00
that you're not meant to.
1:06:02
Wait. Hang on.
1:06:03
Let me get this straight...
1:06:04
because this is
just about brilliant.
1:06:07
l buy you flowers
on a whim...
1:06:09
in a--in a fit
of--of--of, um...
1:06:12
of romance, but--
1:06:14
See? You couldn't even
think of the word.
1:06:16
But instead of being--
of being grateful...
1:06:19
instead of being
romanced...
1:06:21
you're instantly convinced
that l'm ensconced...
1:06:23
in some decrepit, tacky...
1:06:25
underhand
Clandestine affair?
1:06:28
ln a nutshell.
1:06:41
Gerry?
1:06:45
Are you back?
1:06:49
l missed you, so l came
home early to see you.
1:06:51
God.
1:06:55
What are they?
1:06:58
They're flowers.