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12/04/2020

Harrison attempts to get to the bottom of recent events and Freddie has something on his mind.

Philip’s interviewed by Harrison about what happened the day of the fire at Grey Gables. Philip says he’s known Blake for years and explains that Blake didn’t get on with school but has done really well since working for Philip. Philip can’t fathom what happened at Grey Gables, it seems completely out of character of Blake. Philip makes clear that Gavin wasn’t involved in getting the materials for the job; he only gave Blake a lift there.

Freddie and Robert manoeuvre Lynda’s bed downstairs. Lilian points out she won’t have much privacy and offers to lend them a screen. Robert hangs up a call from Leonie and then is surprised to find her outside. While Lilian and Freddie transport the screen, Freddie says he thinks Lynda might be acting happier than she really is for Robert’s sake. Lilian assures him she’ll be fine. Leonie helps provide tea for everyone as well as a belated birthday cake for Robert.

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