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29/06/2010

Jamie wants a little less conversation and Pat offers some good advice.

Tentative Kathy suggests that Jamie might like to collect some of Sid's things to remember him by. She's worried he's spending too much time at his computer and not in the real world. Josh interrupts, inviting Jamie for a kickaround and tea over at Brookfield. Kathy is relieved Jamie's finally getting some fresh air.

Elizabeth tells Ruth about offering Pip some work. They're both concerned that Pip has no idea what she's letting herself in for. Now that Ruth knows about Pip's exam troubles, awkward Elizabeth admits to giving Pip a lift on the day.

Over at Bridge Farm, Kathy lends Pat a hand with a delivery. She confides to Pat about her worries for Jamie, a reclusive Kenton and not pulling together as a family. She mentions Kenton's plans to go to New Zealand for Christmas but is anxious whether Jamie will cope. Pat thinks Kathy needs to meet Kenton halfway. After all, she still hasn't been to Jaxx yet.

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