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06/07/2020

Debbie Aldridge reveals some shocking news and Brian is left holding the baby

Brian looks after Xander while Jennifer catches up on sleep. Xander stayed the night with them last night but he woke up a lot. Brian misses the Home Farm farmhouse and tells Xander that the Aldridges are a funny old bunch. He draws a parallel between Xander and Ian and himself and Debbie and Adam 鈥� even though they鈥檙e not biologically his children he loves them.

Adam is struggling to find enough people to pick cherries. He鈥檚 finding that UK-based people aren鈥檛 as reliable as Eastern Europeans. He doesn鈥檛 want to tell Brian about the picker problem. He reminisces about Brian鈥檚 affair with Siobhan and Jennifer agreeing to raise Ruairi.

Debbie comes off the phone with Elaine, Roger Travers-Macy鈥檚 wife. Roger has been recovering from coronavirus but has gone downhill again. Adam鈥檚 shocked to hear how badly Debbie's taking it but thinks she can鈥檛 expect much of him in her absence 鈥� he鈥檚 too busy with work and Xander. Debbie thinks Adam is being unfeeling in his lack of enthusiasm for getting in touch with Roger.

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