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31/10/2013

Kirsty suggests a big change. Meanwhile Rob is sympathetic.

When Kirsty suggests to Tom over breakfast that she should move in, Tom excitedly agrees. Later he tells her that his parents are chuffed.

Rob shows Jess around Ambridge and bumps into Kenton, who's very happy to have finally met Jess. He was beginning to wonder if Rob had made her up! Kenton invites them to The Bull for Halloween celebrations later on. But Jess, still upset about her father's death, would rather stay in with Rob.

Kathy and Pat discuss Kathy's recent job application. Although it would be logistically difficult, Kathy says she might take the job if it's offered to her. Kathy gossips about Borsetshire Land holding Christmas lunch at Grey Gables instead of the golf club. Pat says it serves Martyn right. But when Pat asks whether Kathy's going to pursue a constructive dismissal claim, Kathy says she hasn't the stomach for it.

Restless with wedding jitters, Kenton has a drink with Kirsty and relives shared memories. Kirsty says she's moving in with Tom and both reflect on how happy they are. Kenton worries he might let Jolene down. He messed up so many times, his Dad nearly gave up on him. Kirsty says Kenton's about to prove him wrong, isn't he?

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ProducerJulie Beckett

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  • Thu 31 Oct 201319:00
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