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16/09/2019

Eddie makes a shocking confession, and there's a worrying discovery for Brian.

Half way through harvesting the quinoa, Adam receives a text to say he and Ian鈥檚 midwife鈥檚 appointment has been brought forward. He leaves in a rush and Brian agrees to take over for him with Josh鈥檚 help. Brian鈥檚 unimpressed when he discovers that all of the grain needs to be dried and the dryer has run out of gas; Adam鈥檚 really taken his eye off the ball.
After a successful meeting with the midwife, Ian seems preoccupied. He confides in Adam that he鈥檚 worried there won鈥檛 be a job for him when he returns from paternity leave. He鈥檚 dumbfounded that Oliver has hired Freddie to work in the kitchen. He hopes whoever Oliver and Kathy hire to cover his own post is competent.
Later, Brian and Eddie decompress at the pub. Eddie admits how worried he is about Will. He doesn鈥檛 feel as though he can leave Will alone. One thing鈥檚 for sure, Will shouldn鈥檛 be around guns again. Eddie鈥檚 determined that Will should give up his job, he even goes as far as asking Brian to get him fired. Brian worries that unemployment might make Will worse, but Eddie鈥檚 at his wits鈥� end and just wants to save Will from himself.

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