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25/04/2018

Emma makes a breakthrough, and Rex cements his new venture.

Jazzer helps Rex move Neil's pigs to Hollowtree. Rex is still wondering if he's really up to the job, but Jazzer is happy to give him the benefit of his experience. Rex obviously really cares about making this work, and the pigs will respond to that. Rex starts to feel more confident. They arrange to meet at The Bull later - Jazzer reckons Rex owes him a few pints for all his hard work. But when Rex arrives at The Bull he gets a call from Jazzer - he needs to get back to Hollowtree right away.

Clarrie's glad to hear that Will and Eddie are planning to check on Greenwood cottage. Will's hoping things will get back to normal as soon as possible for him and the kids. The house being empty will also give him a chance to do some jobs and make it perfect, just like Nic would've wanted. He's grateful to Brian for letting him work part-time. He tells Eddie he wants to return to the cottage as soon as possible. Will also takes Clarrie's advice to clear the air with Emma. He thanks her for her help and support.

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