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20/11/2019

Lily is left feeling guilty and Justin attempts to widen his net

In the dairy, Clarrie fills Pat in on her anniversary plans: they’ve treated themselves to tickets to a cabaret dinner show at Grey Gables. Clarrie’s plans inspire Pat to give Tony a special anniversary present, if only she knew what to get him.
Justin returns from a productive meeting with Jolene and Kenton about revamping The Bull. He’s recommended a business consultant to give them some free advice. Justin is furious to discover that the protesters against the Farndale development have commissioned an ecological survey.
Lily visits Pat at the shop to find out how Johnny is doing. Pat thinks he seems fine – he and Bella had dinner together last night and seemed happy. Russ persuades a despondent Lily to open up to him: she explains that Johnny called her a homewrecker. Lily feels like a hypocrite; she destroyed a marriage while Bella simply kissed someone else. Russ assures her that he’s never felt guilty for falling in love with her. The divorce is underway, so it’s time they stopped with the recriminations and got on with their lives. From now on, it’s just the two of them.

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