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19/04/2019

Ed plays a dangerous game and Shula's crisis deepens

Tim鈥檚 putting a fence in for Alan at St Stephen鈥檚 churchyard when Ed tracks him down. Ed backtracks after turning him down and asks whether he still needs someone to deliver pesticides for him. Tim explains that the containers of pesticides are completely secure and the driving would be very well paid.

Alan and Shula prepare for the Good Friday service. Shula confesses she nearly didn鈥檛 come to church today; she鈥檚 having a crisis of faith. She tells Alan that she can鈥檛 shake off the feeling that she doesn鈥檛 belong. The christening brought matters to a head, she explains. But the two get cut off when Alan has to leave to get to Darrington.

Natasha鈥檚 done a makeover for Joanne at the Stables for 鈥榩ay for a favour鈥�. Later over dinner she tells Tom that Reedles have decided to trial Summer Orchard at one of their hotels. Their evening is interrupted when she gets a phone call from her ex, Trev. Tom is annoyed when, after a twenty minute long phone call, Natasha returns to the table and explains that Trev has just broken up with his new girlfriend. Their evening ends in an argument and Tom wonders whether Natasha regrets getting married.

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