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24/01/2022

Josh questions whether he鈥檚 up to the task and Leonard offers some sound advice

In the early hours of the morning, injured and in shock, David and Ruth arrive home after a visit to hospital. Ben takes care of them and hears that they hit a deer. Over breakfast, Jill can鈥檛 believe no one woke her when Ruth and David got home. Pip explains they didn鈥檛 want to worry her. They insist that Ben goes in for his first day of his nursing placement. After dropping Rosie at nursery, Jill broods on not being woken up with Leonard. He reassures Jill that she鈥檚 not too old to be useful and advises she needs to listen to David and Ruth鈥檚 requests.

In bed David and Ruth consider how the farm will cope without them even with some things rearranged. David doesn鈥檛 like seeing Ruth in pain and feels the accident was all his fault. Ruth tells him not to worry 鈥� they have no choice but to rest. Unable to hug because of their injuries, they hold hands and Ruth tells David she loves him.

Pip wonders how they are going to cope with everything that needs doing on the farm this week. Josh says he can help but can鈥檛 abandon his hens. They work out what are the current top priorities. They share their concern about seeing their parents so badly injured. Pip recommends Josh first gets Leonard to make him breakfast. In the Brookfield kitchen Leonard reassures Josh that he and Pip are already getting things sorted between them. He鈥檚 confident the two of them can survive the week.

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