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05/03/2015

David is having to wait, and Roy confides in Elizabeth.

An awkward moment at Grey Gables between Elizabeth and Roy isn't helped when Roy tells her Hayley's asked for a divorce. Elizabeth's sorry to hear it. As they talk, it transpires that neither of them know where Phoebe is. Roy panics. Eventually he finds Phoebe, to the great relief of both of them.

There's more concern as no-one's seen Bert and Freda. There's an emotional reunion for David and Shula. PC Burns announces they've now got everyone out of the danger zone. Even Joe's ferrets are safe. Tales of wrecked houses abound.

Fallon doesn't know how she'll tell Jolene and Kenton about the Bull. Elizabeth tells her not to worry for now. Fallon has a happy moment with heroic Harrison, and declares she loves him.

David is anxious to return to Brookfield and Pip, and also to fetch Jill from St Stephen's. Elizabeth pleads with him not to risk the journey, and reluctantly he stays put. Joe reckons Phil would be proud of David, but David just hopes Pip's ok. Distraught Lynda asks why David would care about any of this - he's leaving. Hurt David feels as if he's deserted everyone. He can't even defend his own farm, and family. As soon as it's light he's going to find Jill, and go back to Brookfield. He has no choice.

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