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05/11/2019

The pressure is on for Helen and Russ finds himself in trouble

Helen鈥檚 nerves jangle further as she awaits her cheese guru. Shula distracts her with talk of Freddie鈥檚 upcoming party at the Stables. She hopes her house survives it. She鈥檒l be making herself scarce on the Green and at the Bull for the duration.
There鈥檚 drama as Johnny reports a heifer down in the field just as Rufus Dunkley is about to arrive at Bridge Farm. Helen recounts the tale later to Shula at the fireworks on the Green. The heifer had a piece of sky lantern stuck in her stomach 鈥� there were bits of rubbish all over the field, left over from Halloween. Helen suspects the Beechwood residents were responsible. The good news is it didn鈥檛 put off the cheesemonger, and he鈥檒l be back in touch regarding a deal for Borsetshire Blue.
Perturbed Lily鈥檚 sweeping leaves. She was shocked to discover that Lara is so young, and angry that Russ didn鈥檛 mention the fact. And far from being fragile, Lara had appeared sensible and positive. Russ assures Lily he loves her and needs her to trust him. She goes to Freddie鈥檚 party on her own. She and Johnny get drunk; a chance to test Joe and Eddie鈥檚 disgusting hangover cure. They hold their noses and drink the disgusting potion.

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