Nobody in the office gets - on with Amy. She's just so unpleasant to work with. , Even Joe, the cleaner, fell - out with her. Amy said he always left her desk untidy., Her flatmate, Mia, has run - out of patience with her, too, and wants to move out. , Mia told me she had given - up trying to be friendly; Amy hardly speaks to her. , And her boyfriend's split - up with her again - but they'll get back together again soon. , They'll say they've sorted - out their problems, but they'll argue just as much. , After Leo's parents died, his aunt brought - him up as if he were her own son. , I was born in England but I grew - up in France, I lived in Paris until I was 18. , Parents need great patience to be able to put - up with teenagers' changing moods. , Amy cried when her dad told her - off for breaking a glass; he sounded very angry. , My mum is my role model. I look - up to her because of her kindness and tolerance. , Tim's parents felt he had let - them down. He'd repaid their generosity by stealing from them. ,

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