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02/03/2011

David is in demand and Phoebe is having sleepless nights.

Pat tells Tony she's called in on Helen again. She wishes she could convince Helen to move back for a while - she'd be doing them a favour!
Phoebe has a nightmare about travelling back from South Africa on her own. She admits it to Hayley but is desperate that Kate doesn't find out. Kate has told Phoebe it's a very grown up thing to do. Hayley promises not to tell Kate, but she's worried.
David's in the lambing shed at Brookfield when Alistair calls - he's had a cancellation and he'd like to do some outstanding work at Lower Loxley if David can spare the time. David goes over, but then Elizabeth needs his help again, looking after someone while she goes to school to collect an upset Freddie. He's late going back to Brookfield. He tries to explain to Ruth, who is sympathetic but tells him he really has got to get Elizabeth to face the truth. David says he'll sit down and talk to her.

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