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01/03/2011

It's confession time for Kenton. Meanwhile Emma tries to get into Clarrie's good books.

Clarrie goes on a shopping trip with Emma. They have a nice time but Clarrie has to get off early. Emma is a bit disappointed.
Pat finds tired Helen sitting on the Green. Pat goes back to the flat with her and tries to persuade her to move back to Bridge Farm for a bit so they can share Henry's care. But Helen is determined to go it alone. She thinks a move would be far too unsettling for Henry.
Kenton goes to see Jolene to find out the truth about her selling the Bull. Jolene is defensive, thinking he's only worried about losing one more place to have a beer. Far from it, says Kenton. It isn't the Bull. It's you! He tells her he promised himself he'd say nothing about how he feels. His feelings aren't appropriate - it's way too soon after Jolene losing Sid. Jolene suggests she should be the judge of that. Hearts don't work to a timetable, after all. She tells Kenton she has feelings too. Amazed and happy, they agree to take things slowly. Kenton wonders if it would be too quick if he took her to a winetasting on Thursday. Jolene would really like to go.

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