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28/05/2019

Natasha attempts to build bridges and there's a mysterious guest at Brookfield

Natasha thanks Tony for phoning her, it came at just the right time and reminded her what she was missing in Ambridge. To show her gratitude she gives him a voucher: a day out for two at a Classic Car Race Day. Tony thinks it’s wonderful.
In the kitchen at Brookfield, Jill tells Ruth there’s a young woman in the house. She’d come into the kitchen wearing Josh’s dressing gown and not much else. Ruth tells Jill she’ll go and talk to Josh, but she can’t: Josh has gone out. Conversation turns to Open Farm Sunday. They’re going back to basics this year, no one has time to do anything else.
Later, Ruth tells Jill that the young woman’s name is Liberty. She’s helped herself to food and has taken over the living room. Jill feels odd having a stranger in the house and not doing anything for her, but she’ll go with the flow.
Tony invites Pat to the race day with him. She’d like that. Natasha arrives to give Pat and Tony an invitation to their Cuban-themed housewarming party. There’s something else: she’d like to run Bridge Farm’s Open Farm Sunday this year. She’s got loads of ideas already. Tony would love her to do it. He wants to show they’ve got every confidence in their new daughter-in-law.

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