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29/06/2011

Caroline is in mischievous mood and Elizabeth opens up to her brother.

Ruth thanks Emma for inviting the family to Keira's baptism but doesn't think Josh will go as he's being a typical teenager.

Kenton finds Elizabeth walking among the vines. It's where she feels closest to Nigel. Elizabeth doesn't like feeling like she does about David and hates what it's doing to the family but is adamant she'll never forgive him. Kenton suggests it's no way to carry on long-term as Freddie and Lily will realise what's going on. Elizabeth insists the children won't be affected.

Ed asks Oliver what he's doing for his fifth wedding anniversary. Oliver is preparing Caroline a nice meal at home, as she's so busy with work. Caroline appears and tells Oliver she's taking him out for the day. Ed knew all along! They're going clay pigeon shooting, followed by a nice lunch out.

Over lunch, Oliver mentions being godparents to Keira. Caroline doesn't feel she can make the religious commitment she made when her godson William was born, as she's changed.

Oliver understands, and tells Ed and Emma. Emma can't understand why Caroline is taking it so seriously. Ed suggests they'll just have to find another godmother. Emma points out they need two, so they'd better start thinking.

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