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21/06/2019

Pat's idea looks set to cause controversy while Alice has mischief on her mind.

Tom and Natasha’s Cuban-themed party is going down well. Pip and Alice have a poke around the bedroom. They wonder how Natasha stays looking so young. Pip finds the answer in a drawer: a leaflet for dermal fillers. Natasha persuades Susan to take one last cocktail for the road. Susan’s particularly taken by Pepe, the barman, who’s been giving her tips in case she ever visits Cuba. Natasha hopes Susan won’t be disappointed, Pepe’s never set foot in Havana. He’s called Malc and lives just outside Felpersham.
Pat has managed to persuade a reluctant Tony to join in the party and forget about Peggy’s proposal for the evening. She does think they should consider the future of the farm, though. They need to protect Tom’s stake in the business. Pat thinks the best option is for Tom and Natasha to sign a post-nup to protect the future of the farm. She’s sure Natasha will understand, she’s a businesswoman after all. She’s convinced it’s the best option for the whole family.

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