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26/04/2019

Tom's world starts to crumble and Jim's plan backfires.

Jazzer thinks Jim gets edgy at home without him. As if to prove his point Jim joins him in the Bull at that moment. He’s keen to knock Jazzer’s CV into shape. He’s put some clever spin on it, so much so that Kenton thinks it’s referring to someone else! Jim finds Jazzer a promising looking vacancy for a pig man, but Jazzer says no. If it’s not an executive position it’s not worth getting out of bed for.

Tom’s preparing the flat for a special meal with Natasha. As he buys flowers Susan draws his attention to a piece of the stolen bunting. She thinks its return is significant, but Tom can’t help. Natasha’s late for dinner and confesses she doesn’t like lilies, so Tom bins the flowers. She’s horrified to learn he’s booked their honeymoon at a lodge in Borsetshire. She’s not going. Trev was right – he said Ambridge would squash the life out of her. She makes to leave, and stricken Tom tries to stop her, begging and offering to cancel the lodge. But Natasha’s adamant. She’s leaving. She needs some space.

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