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19/09/2019

Freddie offers a solution and Pip turns on the charm.

Brian takes a meal round to Willow Cottage for Adam. Jennifer has been practising so many dishes for the Flower and Produce show that they’ve run out of room in their freezer. Pip arrives with a bagful of Rosie’s old baby clothes. Pip offers Adam some parenting tips. She thinks the reason rewilding appealed to her so much is because she wants Rosie to grow up on a healthier planet. She apologises if she and Phoebe came across too strongly with the idea. Adam offers an olive branch: he’s still opposed to rewilding, but he’ll table their proposal at the next partnership meeting.
Oliver and Tracy enjoy their night at the themed dinner performance. Oliver hopes to organise a similar event at Grey Gables before Christmas.
Ian is astounded to hear that Hugh from Lower Loxley will be providing his paternity cover. Concerned that Hugh will undo all his hard work, he lays down the law of the land to the kitchen staff at Grey Gables. Freddie helps Ian out of a tricky situation, and they bond over their mutual dislike of Hugh. Freddie offers to be a spy in the camp, reporting back to Ian if Hugh tries to change anything.

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