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Jolene presses Fallon to try and talk to Harrison and stop hiding at Lynda and Robert’s. She thinks Fallon and Harrison have rushed into their decision. Later, Fallon shocks Jolene by giving her notice to quit the Bull for a new job at Lower Loxley. Jolene worries it’s too much upheaval given her break up, but Fallon has decided.
Brad admires Bert’s view from his room at Ambridge View, but Bert’s still unhappy about Susan’s rules on smoking and riding his mobility scooter into the village. He also takes the opportunity to share his other gripes with Brad – Neil is quiet and under the thumb, and Chris is too soft on Martha, who’ll grow up to be as spoilt as Alice!
Bert winds Chris up as Chris explains that Martha is staying over at Lottie’s, with her daughter Maddie, for the first time tonight. Bert says to watch his back with single mum Lottie. Chris turns the tables on Bert, who defends Ivy, Chris’s grandmother, as a saint. Brad makes to leave, and Bert tells him not to open his birthday card until tomorrow – it may have a little something inside. Chris complains to Brad about Bert and their shared living arrangement. But he’ll be back in his own place in a week.
At Lottie’s, the two girls play together well. Chris seems resolved about Alice being with Rex, and Chris feels it’s the start of a new era, for him and Lottie too. Perhaps they should move in together sometime? Lottie is a bit taken aback, and Chris backtracks.
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