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09/12/2015

Old news is big news for Kirsty, and Clarrie rues her fate.

Kirsty's still angry over Tom as she grills Roy on his marriage. Kirsty didn't know about Roy's affair with Elizabeth, until Susan gossips about what people will think seeing Elizabeth and Roy acting together. Roy says he's just focusing in doing the best for his kids now. Thinking about Tom, bitter Kirsty says she has learned that you should never assume to know what people closest to you are really feeling.

Lynda argues with Susan about Charlie. Lynda feels he's leaving because of the outbreak at Berrow Farm. Elizabeth mentions her upcoming wine festival which has been keeping her very busy. Lynda's pleased to be moving back into Ambridge Hall soon, finding the perfect spot for her tree and looking forward to baby Mungo staying. Susan's pleased the shop is open again - people have missed it. She tries to cheer up Clarrie, who mentions they'll be killing and plucking the turkeys tomorrow - Susan asks for a nice one. Later, Clarrie gets upset and desperately talks to Susan - she's so worried about being stuck in a pokey little flat forever.

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