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25/01/2015

Adam and Charlie have a chat. Meanwhile, Lilian is taking solace at the Bull.

Jolene's pleased that Burns Night at the Bull is more popular than she expected.

Lilian has thought about Kenton's offer and says she's happy to sell her shares of the pub. Kenton's delighted but Jolene hopes Lilian's absolutely sure it's what she wants. Lilian just wants it all settled and Kenton's equally keen to press David about the sale of Brookfield.

With Adam dressed in tartan and Charlie sporting a kilt, the two men have a proper, honest chat about what happened on New Year's Eve. Adam's keen not to give their kiss more importance than it warrants and Charlie seems to agree. Charlie hopes Adam knows that they can still be friends.

Eddie reflects that David won't be here to see the next Burns Night. David updates Eddie on the move plans. It'll be expensive just moving the cows

Lilian reveals to Jolene that Matt has left her. He has also cleaned out the bank accounts and taken whatever wasn't nailed down. Lilian didn't say anything in the hope that he was coming back. But now Lilian feels sure she won't see Matt again.

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