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07/04/2019

Jill makes a shocking discovery and it all proves too much for Shula.

It鈥檚 the day of Rosie鈥檚 christening and Pip and Toby have their hands full. Toby assures Pip that she doesn鈥檛 have to worry about Jill鈥檚 reaction to Rosie鈥檚 middle name, he鈥檚 sorted it. But when the time comes for Rosie鈥檚 name to be read aloud it becomes clear that Toby鈥檚 plan to cough loudly to obscure her name was never going to work.

Jim鈥檚 presence at the christening puts Shula off her sermon and she has to stop. She tells Jill that she suddenly felt as if everything she was saying felt insincere.

Although Jill had been looking forward to the day things quickly take a downward turn. Jill feels that she is being pushed out of things after observing Robin Fairbrother organising the photos, the Fairbrother christening gown for Rosie and on top of that discovering Rosie鈥檚 middle name is 鈥楪race鈥�. Leonard shares some words of wisdom; he thinks today is about past loves and new ones. Jill agrees, and has a special moment with her great granddaughter.

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