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29/11/2019

Justin’s scheme takes shape and Lynda finds herself in trouble

Dimitrios's leaving party is getting off to a rowdy start at Tim's Taverna, and Lynda's mime game goes down a storm. Tracy admits to Oliver that she never got round to organising plaster crockery for the plate smashing. The memo clearly hasn’t reached Lynda, who wishes Dimitrios a 'smashing' future as she throws one of the restaurant’s plates to the floor. Freddie follows suit and Lynda encourages everyone to join in. After an altercation with the manager, Lynda bundles the team into a minibus – all except for Tracy, who’s gone home with Roman.
Rex arranges to 'coincidentally' bump into Justin at the driving range. Justin is impressed by Rex’s golfing skills, and the two bond over their experiences of boarding school. Later, Justin meets Rex and Phoebe at The Bull to reveal the board’s decision: they've decided to loan them two hundred and seventy acres. Justin explains, however, that the agreement is subject to terms. It will be a share farming arrangement. Instead of charging rent, BL want seventy five percent of any profit generated.

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