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21/06/2009

The good news is one-sided at Willow Cottage.

Clarrie returns Susan's bowl to her, but when unwrapped it's not her bowl! Clarrie promises to return to the church to get the right one. Clarrie later calls Susan. She can't find the bowl, so she's now at the car boot sale.

At Willow Farm, Brenda can't believe her father's engaged - he's crazy! Roy tells her to calm down. Brenda thinks Mike's making a big mistake. Roy agrees it's quick, but once Mike's made up his mind, he won't budge. They'll have to get used to their stepmother.

At the shop, Clarrie confesses to Susan that Eddie picked up the bowl from church and took it to the car boot sale, where Jazzer's mate sold it. Susan's devastated. It meant everything to her. Clarrie says she'll try everything to find it, but Susan's not hopeful.

Lilian's in the Dower House garden with Adam. She hasn't heard from Matt, hasn't slept and has lost her appetite. Lilian tells Adam she's rung all the hospitals - Matt was in such a state when he drove off. Adam eventually leaves, trying to persuade Lilian to go to see Jennifer. But Lilian says she can't leave the house. What if Matt comes back?

Episode written by Adrian Flynn.

15 minutes

Last on

Mon 22 Jun 200914:00

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  • Sun 21 Jun 200919:00
  • Mon 22 Jun 200914:00

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