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18/06/2020

Justin turns a corner and Lilian’s scheme does not go according to plan.

Has Lilian’s plan backfired? Justin seems to be having way too good a time with his new found family contacts. The irony of this does not escape her. She feels a little jealousy creeping in. One distant female relative in particular is taking up a lot of Justin’s time.
Justin spots Lilian’s green eyed monster and is amused. In reality he’s helping his long lost relative with her cake business. But he resolves to keep the mystery going a while longer and make Lilian squirm. He’s loving talking business again. It’s what makes him tick.
Meanwhile Lilian’s enlisted Kate’s help in once again distracting Justin, this time away from the family tree research and his phone. Kate’s solution is to present Justin with a computer golf game she’s discovered unused at the Lodge. However, to Lilian’s dismay this proves to be just as much a stealer of Justin’s attention. She admits defeat; she’s been hoisted on her own petard. She curls up with the television and an early night. At least Justin is now wearing the ‘purple’ outfit – much the most comfortable attire for golf!

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