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26/11/2014

David has news for his siblings. Meanwhile, Jennifer is on the trail.

Lilian has been to visit Tony. She tells Jennifer how hard it is to see him with tubes in his throat but at least the drugs seem to be working. Lilian is worried about Pat who is in a terrible state and still hasn't been able to get in touch with Tom.

David tells Kenton, Elizabeth and Shula about the offer of £7.5m from Damara Capital and their plan to sell. Everyone starts to think about the share they will get. Kenton doesn't care who they sell to, they'll all be rich. David asks his siblings to think about it. But for now it must be kept between themselves.

Jennifer meets Richard Grenville, Carol's son, in Felpersham. Over tea, they chat about Richard's deceased stepfather, John Tregorran. Jennifer was surprised not to see Richard at the funeral but he couldn't face his mother after what she did. Jennifer leaps on this. Does he thinks Carol was in some way involved in John's death? Richard means that it broke his father's heart when Carol left him.

Appalled Lilian teases Jennifer, calling her DI Tennison. Jennifer has been reading too many Miss Marple stories and Lilian says she must leave this alone. But Jennifer is adamant that she will find out what happened. She owes it to John.

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