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15/10/2007

Robert has some explaining to do.

Robert receives an angry message from Glen Whitehouse, who's most disappointed that Dylan sent a neckerchief-wearing nosy-parker to interview the local fashionista, Blaize. Robert decides enough is enough - it's time Glen knew the truth. He delights in telling Glen that Dylan Nells is Lynda Snell. It takes a while but when the penny drops, Glen turns angry and accuses Robert of fraud. It's the end of Dylan Nells.

Kathy's not feeling good so Kenton persuades her to stay off work, insisting he's going to look after her today and take control of everything, which he does. When his vacuuming wakes Kathy up, he tells her the plan for the rest of the day and brings a smile to Kathy's face - her first smile in a fortnight.

Full of guilt, Emma tells Will about her awful actions with Calum. Will tries his best to be supportive and assures her that she's a good mother. Will promises her that she'll find someone else, just like he's found Nic. Emma's really grateful and tells Will that she's happy for him. But she's not convinced that there's a bloke out there who'll make her happy again.

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