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03/03/2011

Kenton is feeling apprehensive. Meanwhile Jennifer solves a problem.

Hayley airs her concerns to Jennifer. Jennifer persuades Phoebe to open up, and comes up with a solution. They tell Brian that they've been online and booked another seat on the plane. Jennifer's going to South Africa and will travel there and back with Phoebe. Brian's concerned about Ruairi but Jennifer's only concerned about what she'll wear. She insists it'll be a perfect opportunity for some father-son bonding.
Jolene's told Fallon it's a "working night", and Kenton hopes the wine-tasting won't be a disaster. It's not. They enjoy each other's company and Jolene tells Kenton that she's put plans to sell her share of the Bull on hold. Jolene's not worried about other people's reactions. She wants Kenton to know that she's not with him to try to forget Sid - she'll always keep a big place in her heart for him. Kenton understands. He just wants to share some good times in the here and now. As Kenton sees Jolene to her door, he agrees to call by in the morning to assure Jolene that this is really happening.

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