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It's a week since the storm. David thinks the paddocks have never seemed so bad. The harvester is held up in a claggy field and the work is leaving mud in the lane, causing a few complaints from locals. Still, Ed has some good news. A possible buyer for Mike's business is coming to have a look tomorrow.
Johnny has talked to his step-dad Eamon about staying on with Pat and Tony. Eamon will broach it with Sharon. Johnny's keen to have a go on the quad bike. Tony insists that he wears a helmet and takes it slowly. Tony also asks Johnny whether he has had chickenpox, as it turns out that this is the reason for Henry's recent grumpiness.
Elizabeth has accepted Hayley's resignation. Roy and Hayley have to deal with perplexed Vicky, unable to explain to her why he left.
There's good news for Johnny. Sharon says he can stay with Pat and Tony and do his apprenticeship. He has also had chickenpox!
Roy and Hayley visit Usha, who talks unofficially and rather reluctantly - suggesting they seek independent advice. When pressed, in full knowledge of the affair involving her friend Elizabeth, Usha advises on employment tribunal procedures. Roy decides to confront Elizabeth.