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13/06/2018

Freddie is in too deep, and Adam has problems with his workforce.

Jennifer brings Adam some lunch and asks if he's heard from Kate. At least she's told Alice where she's staying. Jennifer's worried Kate won't be back to welcome Phoebe home. Adam thinks Phoebe must be used to Kate by now.

Later, Jennifer updates David on Ruth's party. She enjoying having something other than the contamination to think about. David tries to find a way to tell her how he feels about her incredibly grand plans, but Jennifer reassures him that the floral pedestals and chandeliers would be provided at cost price. The money isn't what he's worried about, but he gives up in the face of her enthusiasm, and agrees to everything.

Freddie's looking forward to getting his last exam out of the way. But he and Johnny arrive to find police and sniffer dogs at the entrance. Freddie suddenly decides he isn't feeling well, but Johnny, thinking he's just suffering from exam nerves, persuades him to go inside. They pass Ellis being detained by a police officer. Freddie emerges from his exam ready to celebrate his freedom. Then he discovers that Ellis wasn't arrested after all - he wasn't stupid enough to keep drugs on him. Ellis suggests that he and Freddie could corner some new markets this summer, and Freddie doesn't feel that he can say no.

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