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03/10/2011

Kenton makes his move and Elizabeth is feeling wistful.

Eddie's taking Clarrie to the jobcentre. They discuss the situation between William and Nic. Clarrie hopes William holds on to Nic because she's good for him. They also discuss the rift between Edward and William. Clarrie thinks the boys are making an effort lately but Eddie knows they've just got to leave them to it.

Kenton is packing up his belongings - mainly books - eady to move in with Jolene. He tells Elizabeth that Jolene is for keeps. Jill arrives, and Elizabeth takes her out for a birthday lunch. Elizabeth confides in her mother about her loneliness. The children are so busy with school and their new friends that they're hardly ever around now. They discuss their lost loves and wonder how Jolene could move on so soon after losing Sid. Elizabeth doesn't think she'll ever be able to love again. Jill wonders how long Kenton and Jolene will last.

Jolene looks through Kenton's book and comic collection. She doesn't know where it's all going to go but she's waited a long time to have Kenton under her roof and tells him he's a great guy. As they kiss, Kenton really feels he's come home.

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