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13/08/2019

Emma attempts to face the future and Will feels guilty.

Will鈥檚 working a little too hard for Clarrie鈥檚 liking. He鈥檚 determined to do all the work at flood damaged 1 The Green himself, as well as holding down his job and caring for Poppy. He regrets the situation Ed and Emma are in; he feels Ed wouldn鈥檛 have been fired if he, Will, hadn鈥檛 sounded off.
Tracy鈥檚 found out she got the job at Grey Gables. She鈥檚 gobsmacked, and surprised by how nice Oliver was. She updates languid Emma on Shula鈥檚 ambition to become a vicar, and opens her bedroom curtains in an attempt to get Emma to take an interest in the outside world. What Emma needs is a party! Instead Emma agrees to go for a walk, during which she bumps into both Will and Clarrie. Awkwardly she sympathises with Will over Poppy鈥檚 suspected chickenpox, pledging to take some of Keira鈥檚 soothing lotion over to Greenwood. She wants to leave the lotion on the doorstep, but Will intercepts her and invites her in. He puts the kettle on. He could do with some more reassurance about Poppy. Emma offers to look in every now and then. They discuss Clarrie鈥檚 fierce desire to protect Ed. Emma doesn鈥檛 blame her. Will expresses his guilt over Ed鈥檚 job loss, but Emma doesn鈥檛 hold it against him. Maybe her new house just wasn鈥檛 meant to be. Right now, she needs Will as a friend.

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