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22/10/2010

Kenton thinks he's blown it and Harry's feeling the strain.

Jazzer's making himself at home at Harry's but can't believe Harry's thrown away the cold chips he was saving for a chip butty. When Jazzer brings Fallon back, he moans that his room is too small. Fallon is appalled at the state of it, and insists he tidies up and washes all the dirty mugs and plates. Harry's still confident they'll get along fine.

Harry helps Peggy to find her way round the internet, and after looking at the village website, they start searching for her old friend, Conn Kortchmar, who she met when she was in the ATS.

Kenton comes into the Bull, looking for Jamie. Fallon's arranged to spend time with Jamie next week but if she sees him before then, she'll ask him to give Kenton a call.

Kenton moans to Kirsty about how he's let Jamie down, and now Jamie's not answering his calls or texts. She thinks Jamie will get over it but Kenton's not so sure. He should have had more sense than to spend the night with Holly, and should have thought about what it might do to Jamie. Kenton had a real chance to help him and now he's just gone and blown it.

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