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18/09/2019

Brian has bad news to impart and Ed holds out an olive branch.

Ed鈥檚 decided to sell a promising-looking Texel ram. Eddie suggests keeping it for breeding, but Ed wants the money now to support the children. He鈥檚 disappointed when the lamb only fetches one thousand pounds. Later, he tells Emma he鈥檚 put the money from the sale in their joint account to help with the kids. He offers to give her some money he has spare, but she refuses to take it.
Brian has bad news for David about Crowthers: investing in the abattoir would be too risky. Surprisingly, though, Justin seemed very interested on a personal level. Brian thinks it may be worth David having a word with him.
Peggy鈥檚 still reeling from Joy鈥檚 visit when Kate returns, full of the joys of spring. She had a very successful night at Jakob鈥檚, meanwhile Peggy couldn鈥檛 get a word in edgeways with Joy. Peggy admits defeat: she鈥檒l have made a miraculous recovery next time Jakob comes over. Kate鈥檚 good mood is dampened when she discovers Jakob will be spending a month in Sweden with family and leaves on Friday. Clearly they鈥檝e nothing in common after all.
Brian fills Eddie in on his chat with Martyn Gibson. Martyn thinks Will鈥檚 an excellent gamekeeper and has no reason to sack him. Eddie accepts that it鈥檚 a decision Will needs to come to himself.

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