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20/06/2012

Kenton does some quick thinking. Meanwhile Jill is preoccupied.

Jill's distracted on her shift at the shop. Matt attempts conversation but it barely registers.
Ruth informs Usha they've had to tell Jill about the attacks at Brookfield. Usha's full of admiration for Ruth and David and she thinks they're doing the right thing. They should just stick it out. Ruth isn't so sure.
Usha is sad that Amy didn't acknowledge her birthday. Ruth thinks Amy's being silly, but Usha's worried Amy will leave home before they've had a chance to make things right. She feels it might be her fault.
Lynda's looking out for fledgling peregrines. Kenton spots them, and they watch them fly before going into the fete committee meeting. Lynda is chair and is keen as ever to lead proceedings. She and Kenton vie for attention over ideas for the day, but when Lynda asks for his ideas on sporting activities he makes an excuse and leaves. He reappears miraculously furnished with so many suggestions that the item has to be postponed until the next meeting.
Jill tells Kenton she will pay for the flights to New Zealand. Family's what's important, not money. She's only too glad to help.

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