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19/02/2010

Pat and Helen do some baby talk.

Kirsty enthuses about her trip to the nature reserve with Patrick. She tells Helen they are just friends. It's nice and uncomplicated. Jill pops into the shop looking for a particular tea. Helen says she'll drop some in later for her. Making a delivery, Pat asks Helen over to Bridge Farm later.

Pat's heard that Susan is thinking about an unfair dismissal claim. Pat's wondering about offering Susan work in the dairy, so she might drop her claim.

Helen arrives and Tony awkwardly leaves at Pat's request. Pat is worried that Helen's desire for a baby is a bit soon after Leon, and Annette leaving. Helen says she knew she'd be doing this without a man, but not without her family's support. Eventually Pat is convinced. She'll support Helen. Helen's grateful but has to rush off to deliver Jill's tea. Tony thinks her hasty exit's because Pat's upset Helen but Pat insists they must support her.

At Glebe Cottage, Jill and Helen talk about Phil. Jill shows Helen the Valentine's cards they bought for each other, making Helen cry. Helen eventually leaves and Jill reads her card aloud to Phil. He means the world to her. She will always love him.

Episode written by Keri Davies.

15 minutes

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Fri 19 Feb 2010 19:00

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  • Fri 19 Feb 2010 19:00

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