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09/06/2008

It's the morning after the night before for Phil.

Shula finds Phil desperately tidying up Glebe Cottage. Staying to help, Shula tells Phil that Usha ignored her at the cricket. She really regrets everything that's happened. Suddenly, there's panic as Jill calls to say she's got an earlier train - she's only fifteen minutes away! They just about finish the cleaning, and Shula leaves unnoticed by the back door while Phil tries to act normally. Jill's surprised to find the house gleaming. They've clearly missed each other.

Usha's upset at what her father said. Alan can't believe Dr Gupta's going to try and talk Usha out of the wedding. Usha understands why he has reservations but tells her father that she's not entered into this lightly and she's never loved anyone so much. Nothing will stop her from marrying Alan. She wants Alan to be part of their family and will cut herself off from hers, if necessary.

Dr Gupta says it's clear Alan loves her but it's affected her mother very badly. Usha pleads with him to tell her Ma how happy she is. He says he'll try but can't make any promises. She's not the only one who loves someone so much that they'd do anything for them.

Episode written by Joanna Toye.

15 minutes

Last on

Tue 10 Jun 200814:00

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