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10/05/2019

Freddie says goodbye and there's a shock in store for Jolene.

As Freddie preps for his attic tour of Lower Loxley, he realises they haven’t done anything with Topper’s ashes yet. It’s time to bury them. They find a spot in the grounds with a nice view and say goodbye, reminiscing about Nigel and shedding a tear. Elizabeth puts her arms round both of her children, and assures Freddie that his dad would be proud.

Jolene’s horrified by the publicity photos Kenton’s done for her. She hates them. She threatens to ask Richard Thwaite to do some instead, but Kenton relents and agrees to a professional photographer. It’s worth it for her dream.

Will has a surprise to cheer up Mia. He’s been looking at some holiday destinations. She’s lukewarm in her response. It’s a nice idea, but she’s thinking of spending the summer with her dad. She needs a break. Will flies off the handle. How can she leave Poppy for six weeks? Mia accuses Will of being unfair. He’s meant to be Poppy’s dad. Will pushes it too far and says Nic would be disappointed in Mia. Anguished Mia leaves a message for her dad to come and get her as soon as possible. She wants to live with him and Jake. Will returns to Greenwood to find Mia’s room empty.

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