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24/02/2015

Elizabeth is emotional, and Mike is on a rescue mission.

Elizabeth shares with Shula her plans for a new promotional video for Lower Loxley. They discuss the poster for a Messiah from scratch, to be run by Darrington Choral Society. They might join in.

When David gives them his news about Brookfield, they're both surprised but very relieved he's not leaving. The financial implications for them aren't important; they won't be losing him after all. He makes them promise to say nothing until he's spoken to Kenton. He's decided not to do that until after Kenton and Jolene's return from Australia. When they ask about Ruth, David admits he's not sure whether she'll ever forgive him.

Mike finds Willow Farm, and Roy, in a state. He's very down, and Mike's worried. He suggests Roy calls Tom, and maybe cleans himself up a bit. Mike washes up while Roy obediently showers.

Phoebe calls round unexpectedly, wanting to hear about the divorce from Roy's side. Is there no way he and Hayley can be together? Roy doesn't think there is. Distraught Phoebe appeals to her granddad for help. She can't bear this. She just wants things to be the way they were. Mike comforts his granddaughter as she sobs.

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