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06/03/2020

Disaster strikes for Oliver and there’s a breakthrough for Tom

Oliver is left with no choice but to close the Grey Gables kitchen as a pipe has broken under the floor. They resort to ordering food in from the Tearoom to cover the lunch orders. Freddie sets to work helping Roy to rearrange the restaurant. Freddie’s concerned for the future of his job if the kitchen can’t be repaired. Roy reassures him that he’s not going to lose his job.
Kirsty finds Tom scouring the lanes with a metal detector, searching for his lost ring. Awkwardly, she asks if he’d mind if she didn’t invite him to their engagement party. Tom laughs, he was concerned she’d insist on him coming and he’d have to decline. They’re pleased they’ve both found happiness with other people.
Philip has some news for Gavin: he’s told Oliver that Gavin and a couple of the lads will fix the leaking pipe on Sunday. There was no way he could leave Kirsty in the lurch. They can’t wait for their mini-break.

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