:56:01
Mr Brandon had a delightful evening.
:56:04
Well, I had a rotten evening.
:56:07
Keep drinking
and you'll have a worse morning.
:56:09
At least if I have a hangover,
it will be all mine.
:56:15
Y-You know, Phillip, I've been thinking.
:56:17
We deserve a real holiday
after it's all over.
:56:20
Where would you like to go?
:56:22
Of course, we should come back here
for a few days, first.
:56:24
Otherwise, it might look -
:56:26
I've been praying I'd wake up
and find we hadn't done it yet.
:56:29
But why?
:56:33
I'm scared to death, Brandon.
I think we're going to get caught.
:56:37
Oh, there's not a chance.
Well, there was, but not any more.
:56:41
Why, we're pra - (Door Opening)
:56:44
Uh. Is that you, Mrs Wilson?
:56:46
Yes. I'll need a key to get in
and clean up in the morning.
:56:49
That is if you're still
driving up to the farm tonight.
:56:52
- Oh, we're driving up, alright.
- Oh, that's good.
:56:55
You don't look too well,
either one of you. Oh, thanks.
:56:57
Of course, I could do with a rest myself,
:56:59
but I want both of you
to come back in tip-top shape.
:57:03
- We will.
- Well, I'm off. Enjoy yourselves.
:57:05
Don't forget to write.
:57:08
And mind your P's and Q's.
:57:16
Who are you calling?
:57:18
Only the garage.
:57:21
Hello? This is Mr Brandon Shaw.
Would you send my car around, please?
:57:25
Yes, right away. Thank you.
:57:47
We'd... better draw the curtains.
:57:53
(Phone Ringing) Who's that?
:57:57
- Brandon, who's that?
- Probably the garage man. Answer it.