Introduce friends and family.

Fictional adult family-history workshop run by Efa. Eighty-six-year-old Mr Price lives alone and has no sons; Ricky offers himself as the missing son. Nia drives Mr Price to appointments and questions the claimed date. Rhys comes to fix the printer and refuses Ricky's brother claim; Mr Price denies being their father during the family photograph. Ricky misrepresents Mr Price's non-recognition as memory difficulty. Elin is Mr Price's actual daughter and wants Ricky removed. Efa identifies a fake staircase photograph by floating feet and wrong lighting. A solicitor forbids contact, especially Father's Day; her later letter states he does not know Ricky. Efa moves Ricky to a NOT RELATED table. He tries to charge a book to Mr Price and supplies the home address. Family papers reveal Ricky's carpenter grandfather and an old staircase invoice. The invoice says the 1934 staircase was never paid for; Ricky declares himself creditor instead of son and sends two men to collect the stairs. Elin says Mr Price is upstairs and cannot come down; Ricky demands she help him as his daughter. No other plot events authored. Learner role-play relationships remain separately supplied: friend Nia, brother Rhys, sister Elin. Listening tasks explicitly change speaker; role-play is not Ricky’s claimed genealogy. Final photograph task is audio-only supported and must not show answer clues.Galés · Lección 12