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24/05/2019

Tom puts his heart on the line but will he be able to safeguard his future?

Tom鈥檚 on a knife edge waiting to find out whether Natasha will make apologies for their meeting with the website developer, Leo. To Tom鈥檚 astonishment she turns up in person, blaming the traffic for her delay. They pore over the details of the scheme, agreeing it鈥檚 important to be happy. Leo observes they鈥檙e a pleasure to work with; they both know what they want and clearly operate well together as a team. They agree they鈥檝e always been on the same wavelength, and that there鈥檚 bound to be the odd bump in the road. The important thing is to get there in the end. The website and app look great. They can鈥檛 wait to get it up and running.

Alone over coffee they talk through the events of the last few weeks. Natasha knows she鈥檚 been cruel to Tom. She just needed to escape from being 鈥楳rs Archer from Ambridge鈥� to work out what she wanted. She couldn鈥檛 deal with all the expectation. But the weeks away from Tom have been the worst of her life. She鈥檚 sorry. So what brought her back, wonders Tom. It was his dad, replies Natasha. Tony rang and spoke to her, and was kind and understanding. She鈥檚 here to stay. Tom鈥檚 stunned. Now they can move forward together. Amid fresh honeymoon plans they reaffirm their love for each other.

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