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29/04/2015

Peggy has bought a present, and Rob has got the upper hand.

Jennifer heads to her SAVE meeting and drops Tony at the Lodge for a good catch up with Peggy. Peggy's pleased to see Tom active again in village life, after the trauma of his wedding day. Peggy wants to give Ed and Emma present as well. They discuss Peggy's will. Tony agrees to be executor. Peggy then surprises Tony with a gift - a vintage model car, which he so craved as a child. Helen later admires it with him, as Henry plays football with his Grandad.

Rob taunts Jess now that it's proved he's not her baby's father. Jess tries to get Rob to say that he loved her once. Maybe, he says coldly - but he really can't remember. Jess should speak to his mother who will by now have become a doting grandmother to the boy. Bitter but vulnerable Jess threatens to tell Helen about their one night stand together. However, she has tried that before and Helen didn't believe her. That night was a one-off, says Rob - Jess can't prove anything. She should expect a call from Rob's solicitor about their divorce and should never call Rob again.

Triumphant Rob tells Helen to get dressed up. They're going out to celebrate finally being free of Jess. Now they can press ahead with wedding plans.

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