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22/09/2014

Fallon faces the consequences, and Carol makes herself at home.

Jill is keen to ignore her upcoming birthday. Ruth's up to Prudhoe later this week where Heather is having a home assessment. Pip's back at Uni next week and moving into a new flat in Felpersham. She'll be able to help out at Brookfield.

Shula is worried about Elizabeth. She sounded harassed on the phone a few days ago and hasn't called back since.

Jill is shocked that Helen's so keen on going hunting. But Helen's views have changed since it doesn't involve killing now. Shula lets Helen try out a few jumps in the arena and then gets her properly kitted out.

Kenton helps Carol Tregorran move her things into Glebe Cottage. Carol jokes with Jill about the huge family portrait that Jill had left up. She hoots with laughter at the name Mungo (Leonie's new born) - James was never her favourite godchild.

Over tea, Carol tells the story of a particular painting that was painted by her mother. By fluke, it turned up in John Tregorran's shop, which led to Carol finding out about her real parents - a couple of poor artists.

Harrison Burns is hurt that Fallon broke up with him by text. Squirming Fallon sees no point dragging things out. Harrison leaves. He had thought more of Fallon.

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