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12/11/2018

Emma hatches a cunning plan and Adam fears for the future

Shula鈥檚 keen to check how Oliver鈥檚 getting on with the organisation of the Hunt Ball. Oliver鈥檚 happy with it; it鈥檚 not the first one he鈥檚 done, and it鈥檚 giving him something to do.

Later at the karate class Emma and Shula agree it鈥檚 unfair of Damara to go back on their promise and reduce the number of affordable homes at the Beechwood development. It鈥檚 good of Jill to speak up at the upcoming council meeting, but Emma鈥檚 not hopeful. They remark on the absence of Helen at the class. Emma explains Henry鈥檚 run in with Lee, and how upset Henry was. They hope Helen will come back to the class. Meanwhile Emma does her best to encourage Lee to buy his organic produce from Bridge Farm鈥�

Roy鈥檚 concerned about Lexi鈥檚 mood. He tells Adam she鈥檚 declined a job opportunity he鈥檇 lined up for her at Grey Gables, and she seems very up and down. They hope it鈥檚 just that she鈥檚 missing Bulgaria. But having shared his concerns with Ian later, Adam admits they鈥檙e both worried Lexi may have changed her mind about the surrogacy. Roy reassures him. Lexi knows how much this baby means to Adam and Ian; she won鈥檛 let them down.

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