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30/06/2011

Kenton receives a shocking phone call and Rhys and Harry's bike race takes an unexpected turn.

It's the bike race between Rhys and Harry. A car screams up from nowhere, causing Harry to fall off his bike as the car crashes. Jamie's friends Steve and Marty were in the car and Jamie's convinced they're badly hurt. He calls Kenton.

Steve and Marty are helped into the ambulance. Harry is shaken, but refuses treatment. Kenton informs Jamie that his friends are all right. Jamie sobs with relief.

Back at The Bull, Jamie emerges from his shock and tells Jolene and Kenton that Steve had been drinking and talking about stealing a car. When the owner went inside, leaving his keys on the table, Steve saw this as a sign. Jamie refused to go along, but Marty went with Steve.

Jamie doesn't want his mum to know he was there. But while Fallon sits with Jamie, Kenton and Jolene agree Kathy has to know. Jolene and Kenton are touched that Jamie turned to Kenton at his time of need.

Back home, Kathy hugs Jamie tightly, relieved that he's ok. She persuades him he'll need to give a police statement. Kenton offers to go with them tomorrow. Kathy refuses the offer, but warmly.

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