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09/09/2020

Lynda attempts to salvage her situation and Kenton is forced to intervene.

Lilian鈥檚 not really listening while Jolene describes the problems with the new peacock, Prospero, and how Kenton is searching for him now he鈥檚 missing. Jolene asks what鈥檚 up but Lilian won鈥檛 say. Meanwhile, Jolene has some peacock feathers for Harrison for a garden display; he and Fallon are doing a virtual tour of their garden as a trial for the Flower and Produce Show. As they watch the tour later, Jolene and Kenton spot 鈥榤issing鈥� Prospero attacking Harrison.
Susan鈥檚 asked Jolene to be a guest on her radio show. Kenton feels a streak of jealousy; he would be an ideal candidate for interview. Jolene suggests they should go on together and promote The Bull.
Lynda can鈥檛 see how Robert can find her attractive now; she was humiliated by the pills he was going to use. He apologises but Lynda wishes she felt like her old self. Lynda鈥檚 reminded that Robert is the only person that鈥檚 ever made her feel lovable, and she and Robert reconnect. Later Lynda鈥檚 shocked to see him with a suitcase. He explains that he thought they could go to Leonie鈥檚 together. He quickly apologises for jumping the gun. Lynda laughs at the way they鈥檙e tiptoeing around one another, and Robert relaxes. They agree they have a way to go to repair their relationship but they are heading in the right direction.

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