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13/07/2012

Emma's suspicions are mounting. Meanwhile Brian refuses to panic.

Adam helps Brookfield after the fire and provides David with some supplies. Adam is extremely grateful to David for agreeing to give evidence against those who attacked him, but David should think about his family's safety and perhaps decide against testifying.
Meanwhile, Annabelle has uncovered Gerry's interest in Home Farm's arable contract. He wants Borchester Land to drop the contract to farm Estate land and wants it open for discussion at the next board meeting. Brian is still not worried. He is confident Home Farm provides the best deal for BL.
It's Sam's wedding day and Keith and Emma discuss the ceremony. Emma wonders if Keith is all right, as he was limping down the aisle. Keith states he hurt his ankle falling over Chelsea's hamster.
Later, Tracy and Keith discuss the fire at Brookfield and Keith rushes off to find Emma when he realises she was there. When he keeps saying how sorry he is, Emma becomes suspicious of his erratic actions. When she gets a moment alone with Ed she raises the possibility that the man she saw running away from the fire could have been Keith.

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