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29/05/2019

Kate's new project has unexpected consequences and Adam has reservations.

At Grey Gables, Kate fills in Natasha on her Cat Therapy session at The Laurels. It was a complete disaster. Christine persuaded the residents not to go near Hilda and Hilda pulled some curtains down, rail and all. Kate shut Hilda outside as punishment, so she played dead on the lawn. She was fine by the time Kate got her to the vets. Kate saw Jakob in the waiting room. He was gorgeous, she might just have to take Hilda back to see him again. While they talk, Natasha spots some bunting in a planter.
Ed helps Adam fix a gate that someone’s taken off. They catch up about work. Adam’s hoping the aquaponics will be a big draw on Open Farm Sunday.
Ian shows Adam their latest baby scan, there’s not long to go now. Later, Kate tells Adam she’s come up with an idea for his and Ian’s bucket list. As they can’t agree on what to do, the rest of the family will set them challenges instead.
At the Tea Rooms, Emma fills in Natasha on the gossip she’s missed. She tells Natasha about Kirsty’s plans for an eco-friendly landscaped garden, which is way more than Emma could ever afford. Natasha suggests Emma uses credit to achieve their dream home. Later, Emma orders some furnishings on credit. Ed seems uncertain, but Emma assures him it will be worth it when they have their lovely new home.

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