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13/08/2017

Alistair is being secretive, and Will gets a flea in his ear.

Will is touched by Caroline's bequest to him of £1000 but he quickly gets angry when he learns that Ed will also receive the same. Clarrie chastises Will, reminding him about Aunt Hilda's will. Later, Clarrie admits to Emma that Will is probably right - Caroline most likely split money between the brothers to save arguments.

Keira finds Emma's scrapbook. Emma's compiling things to build up a picture of the family home she desires, after seeing a film about visualising your future. In her mind's eye Emma can see the house she would have for her and family - with the Bridge Farm Housing development her dream may become a reality.

Alistair agrees to help Anisha with an operation she's booking in for Friday. Then, he asks her to cover his on-call shift tonight. Anisha gets angry, she thought he was going to apologise for going AWOL on Monday. She raises Alistair's near miss at Brookfield and urges him to tell her what's wrong but Alistair won't say. Eventually, Anisha agrees to cover for Alistair but tomorrow they have to talk.

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