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Yep, OK. I'll see you then. Thank you. Bye.

Who was that?

Oh, it's one of those homes I'm going to visit later for Mum.

Carmel just texted, she's invited us all to Beale's later.

-Didn't you just do that?

-Yes, without her,

that's why she's arranged it. Do you know what?

If Martin acts up, you and me, we're going to have to play referee.

Oh, no, you're going to have to handle it by yourself,

I can't leave Mum twice in a day.

OK, Jane, same again on this hand.

I want you to bend your fingers for me.

Come on, you can, you can do it. Come on.

And hold it for three, two, one. And release.

-Well done. How was that?

-Tough.

-You're doing great, Jane.

-Let's leave it there.

You're getting much stronger,

but the sooner you're settled into a specialist unit, the better.

-Er...when do you think that'll be?

-I'm working on it.

There are a couple of units I need to chase for an update.

In the meantime,

we'll stick with the physio plan we've worked out for you, OK?

-Thank you, Doctor.

-All right.

I'll send in a nurse to help you back into bed.

I'll be back in a sec, love, OK?

Er...Doc, have you got a second?

You found that place up in Birmingham last week,

do you think it's still available?

So, you'd consider Birmingham again?

-Yeah, we would.

-OK, I'll check.

Birmingham?!

You, you go easy, yeah.

Oh! Look, people get negative pregnancy results all the time.

-She'll be fine.

-Hey.

-Hi.

-You OK?

-Yeah, so-so.

I read online that it can take at least a few tries,

so I'm going to buy myself some supplements to boost my fertility.

Well, maybe this is nature's way of saying it's not meant to be.

Kim!

Look, I'm going to forget the whole Market Inspector thing,

I'm going to focus on this.

-You can't give up after one go.

-Yes, you can.

Look, I've got to take this little princess shopping,

she needs new shoes.

Yeah.

Thank you.

-We'll see you later. See ya.

-Bye.

Sylvie's in front of the TV, she'll be all right for a little while.

And I've bolted the door to stop her wandering off.

I'm not locking her in. I'll just...

I'll have to keep a closer eye on her.

And what about tomorrow when you go back to work?

-I'll take the day off.

-And the next day?

Sylvie needs structure, she needs regular mealtimes

and she needs to know who's looking after her

otherwise there's going to be problems.

Well, it's just for a month, all right?

And you can have her while I go and see that home, can't you?

Yeah. No, I can't! I've got a training session at work.

-I can't miss that.

-Well, what am I going to do?

I can't take her to the Vic cos of what happened with Ollie.

There is someone you can ask.

I've spent so much time staring at this ceiling...

But you're making good progress.

But do you really think it's a good idea to go to Birmingham?

I'm not...

Dr Vole said there might still be a place there,

if we were desperate. But I said no.

Why don't we go for a coffee, give Jane a break, yeah?

Actually, love, I'm a bit tired after physio. Just go home.

-Are you sure?

-Yes. I'll see you tomorrow.

-See you tomorrow, love.

-Bye, darling.

-Well?

-Jane could really do with Christian's support

-while she's recovering.

-But she doesn't even know!

You've just got back together, now you're abandoning her?!

I'm going too.

But your whole life's here, your family, your friends.

You can't leave!

Sharon, we have been through so much over these last couple of years,

it's a chance for me and Jane to move forward, OK?

Is that it?

Look, Sharon, we can't stay, OK? There'll always be someone...

-Something.

-Someone?

Ian, who are you running from?

Oh, about time, I'm going to be late.

I got here as quick as I could. What's the emergency?

Tina ain't told ya?

You've got to look after Sylvie. She's in there.

Sorry, I'm going to be late.

-Help me?

-What are you doing?

-I'm meeting a fella.

Sit down. You're not going anywhere. There are no more dates.

There are no more parties. And there's no blokes out there

-wanting to stick their hand up your skirt.

-But he's waiting for me!

There is nobody waiting for you!

Jealous. Ugly. Babe's jealous!

Look, if it were up to me, you could go out there

and play with the traffic, but it ain't.

So, sit down, watch a nice bit of telly

and I'll make you a cup of tea.

-Where is it?

-Where's what?

Upstairs.

Belinda!

What are you doing?

Just wondering how long this has been up for rent.

No idea. Why?

Prime location, right near the Tube.

-Right business would rake it in.

-Probably.

But setting up a business from scratch, that's a challenge.

You're right, it would be. Take this. Just a sec.

Neville? It's me. About that settlement money...

I couldn't find your clothes, so these'll have to do.

-Let's get you dressed.

-Don't touch me.

-What are you doing?

-I don't want you touching me.

She had an accident, I had to put her in the shower.

Oh. I'll do it.

Any joy?

No, the staff were completely overworked

and the place looked like it hadn't been cleaned in weeks.

We're her kids, we should be looking after her,

not palming her off into some grubby home.

-Here, we're going to put these on.

-He's waiting for me!

God! There's no way I could do this every day.

Yeah, but if we had some sort of schedule between you, me

and Babe, you know, we could make it work...

Today was a one-off.

If you want to play Mother Teresa that's fine, but count me out.

Come on, let's get you sorted, sit down.

Oh, good, you're here, I've got news.

Well, can't this wait cos I only come back to charge me phone?

No, this is important.

Now Neville's cut off my credit card,

I need to find a way to pay the rent,

and I've had an amazing idea.

I'm going to open Walford's very own luxury beauty salon!

-OK. That's good.

-No, this is going to be huge.

We're talking water features, marble floors, massages, cupping...

Cupping?

Cups are placed strategically on the body - fantastic for relaxation.

What would you lot know about luxury, eh?

You can't even keep a flat tidy.

-Yeah, we'll have a tidy up tonight.

-You've been saying that for days!

All this chaos ain't fair on Lily.

Yeah, you could, er...

probably do with one less body in here.

No-one's kicking you out, mate!

No, that's fine. You could do with the space.

Good looking boy like you shouldn't have any trouble finding somewhere.

Maybe.

Ian, it's Max Branning, it's an empty threat.

We don't know that.

He's just got out of prison, he's not going to risk going back.

-Hello?

-Yeah, in here.

Hi. Is Steven here?

Er...yeah, I'll give him a shout. Steven!

-Hey, are you all right?

-Erm...

I was just wondering,

you know now that Bobby's been sentenced

will you be going back to New Zealand or...?

Maybe.

I've just been thinking, you know,

I can't control anything that's happened, but I can control this.

What does that mean?

I don't want to lose anybody else from my life.

Steven, I don't want to lose you.

So many bad things have happened,

we could be the one good thing to come out of it.

Babe, I'm so glad that you're in a better place,

all I want is for you is to be happy.

I just don't think that we have a future together.

Cheers, see you later.

You got any more of these, Rox?

I think that was the last one. If you check under there...

Oh, no, you did. Don't worry about it. Sorry.

-All right.

-Hi. You wouldn't believe what's just happened.

-I've been kicked out of Martin's place.

-You're kidding?!

Belinda's been stirring for days about the mess.

Today, Martin kicks off.

Look, I was wondering, is there any chance I could have your spare room?

-Oh, I don't know.

-It would only be until I find somewhere permanent.

-I'll pay you board.

-Yeah, I really don't think it's a good idea,

but Donna's got a spare room, haven't you?

It's really not a good time for me right now, sorry.

But you can't tell me you couldn't do with the extra cash, Rox?

I know it's a big ask.

All right. All right, look, a couple of days,

-we'll just see how it goes, all right?

-You're a star!

Is it all right if I come by straight after work?

Well, I've got to finish up here, but...

take my keys and meet me there, and don't, like, touch anything.

Cheers. See you later, roomie.

-You all right?

-Yeah.

-Just how many of these meals do we have to have?

Don't blame me, this one's on Carmel.

Try and play nice this time, would you?

Is Tina on her way?

-Oh, she couldn't make it.

-What did she say about the surgery?

Not much, really. Oh!

-Glad you could make it.

-Thanks for asking us.

Well, you getting together with Shaki was such a great idea,

I thought I should get to know Bex too.

I reckon we'll all be spending a lot more time together.

You was out of order earlier.

Me?

Giving Donna a hard time like that, she didn't need it.

Well, I'm sorry, but I'm glad she's not pregnant.

-You said you was OK with it?

-I tried to be, but I'm not.

Have you actually thought what this means,

to have two kids with two different women?

-We'll work through it.

-So what does this mean for Pearl?

How are you going to explain to her

that you can't be at parents' evening

or you can't watch her in the school play

because your other child,

who doesn't live with Mummy and Daddy, needs you?

Pearl won't know any different.

But she will never understand why she has to fight for your love

and attention! Huh?

I mean, what does this mean for her, for both of them?

You have been so concerned in giving Donna everything that she wants,

but you haven't actually thought this through.

Whatever I do, it is still a mess.

Well, you're going to have to tell her it's a mistake.

No, I can't back out of it, it means too much to her.

-But, Vincent...

-Look, no, I've made a promise.

I've got to go through with it.

So what do you do in your spare time, Bex?

Well, the usual, you know, hang out with mates, listen to music.

She's very talented, actually.

-She could've gone to music school a couple of years ago.

-Yeah?

Shaki plays the trumpet. He posts little, erm, samples online.

Tell 'em, Shaki.

Er, yeah. I make videos, I kind of want to start vlogging.

I just feel like I need to build up my profile

and then I can be like a proper social media entrepreneur.

Yeah. He gets lots of likes, he's always been popular.

Rebecca is very good with people as well.

Yeah, the school did a charity thing

and they asked for her to represent them!

Shaki did a fun run at his last school.

-Got a little mention in the local paper.

-Mum, please.

-You too, Mum, just...

-Yeah, you could rein it in a bit.

Sorry. I just want them to see how lovely you are.

I'm sorry, parent and boyfriend get-togethers,

it's all a bit new for us.

Yeah, I was kind of hoping

it was going to be a couple of years off, actually.

Least you get to do it together. I miss that.

Yeah. It's nice to have Sonia to muddle through with.

-Hey.

-Ah, perfect timing.

Hope you like your curry hot cos that'll blow your socks off.

Ah, perfect.

-Right. Oh!

-I am so sorry!

I'm so sorry, come here, let me wipe it off.

-This is going to stink!

-I'm so sorry!

Look, if you wanted me to take my top off, you just had to say.

-I think you owe me a new shirt.

-No! No!

This isn't going to work.

Look, I messed up, I'm sorry.

Uh, I'm sorry, OK? I didn't think this through.

You're going to have to go.

I'm sorry, Andy.

Sorry. Here, look...

At least take the curry, yeah?

You're packing up early?

Listen, Donna, about earlier, I wasn't trying to be hurtful.

You hear about people getting pregnant just like that.

Guess I got my hopes up.

Well, maybe doing it this way is just too much pressure.

This is the way I want to do it, and Vincent is the right man.

You really believe that?

Yes, just the fact that he's willing to go through this with me.

And if he's OK with it then we're going to carry on going.

Well, you're going to do what you need to do.

I get it, she's your little girl, no-one will ever be good enough.

Yeah, suppose not.

Just give Shaki a chance. His heart's in the right place

and he really likes her.

-Right you, homework.

-History.

Why don't you come over to ours and do it together?

-If that's all right?

-Yeah, fine by me.

She's a good kid.

You think studying means the same as it did when we were kids?

Probably, but Carmel's on the ball, isn't she?

Besides, she'll get a lot more done there.

Tina's mum got chucked out of her care home.

You were right about not letting family stay.

How long is she going to be there for?

Hopefully not long, Tina went to see a home today.

You don't fancy a drink at the Vic, do you?

I'd love to, it's just that I'm supposed to be at home,

-helping out cleaning the flat.

-OK.

But, you know, I'm willing to trade a few beers

if you want to come back, help out?

-There's an offer I can't refuse, eh?

-There you go. Cheers, mate.

Mum'll be back soon. We should start thinking about dinner.

Steven, have you really thought this through,

about going back to New Zealand and leaving Lauren?

-It feels like the right thing to do.

-Is it the right thing for you?

Do you love her?

I never thought I'd feel like this about anyone.

I don't know what happened with Peter,

but obviously he's not with Lauren any more, and I have to accept that.

So maybe you two can use this as a fresh start.

Don't rush off, all right?

Bobby's room's free, isn't it? You can always stay there.

Anyway, I might not always be around here.

Why? Why wouldn't you be around?

We don't know what's going to happen with Jane's treatment

and we might have to move away.

If that's the case,

then Lauren and Louie are going to need you here.

All right. I'll think about it.

I'm going to go get some air.

I'll stop by the chippy, I'll pick up some dinner.

-You might want to slow down a bit, Son.

-I need that.

-Are you worried about the surgery?

-Maybe.

At the restaurant, you said you tried to talk to Tina?

-Yeah.

-And?

She's focused on settling Sylvie, you know. It's better that I wait

until all of that has calmed down.

She needs to know, Sonia. Why wouldn't you tell her?

I don't know how to tell her

because I don't know if I still love her.

Lauren! Wait! Please.

-What is the point?

-I just want to talk to you.

Look, I have been trying so hard to do the right thing,

keep everyone happy.

But I'm hurting you and it's killing me.

You're right.

We are the only good thing to come out of all of this.

Do you mean that?

I don't want to leave. I want to be with you.

If er... If Dot can look after Louie for a bit longer,

-do you want to go and have a walk?

-Yeah.

Hey, Sharon! Any chance you are heading into Dad's?

-Yeah.

-Could you drop that off for me?

-Yeah, course.

-Thank you.

-SHE WHISPERS:

-Back on?

-HE WHISPERS: Yeah.

So, this means that you're staying, yeah?

I've got everything I need right here.

And besides, we both know it's over for me in New Zealand.

-Sorry about that.

-Don't worry about it, it's fine.

It's just the first time I've said it out loud.

So, what happened? I thought you and Tina were solid?

We've been having our problems.

She cheated on me.

Just the once, but I never saw it coming so...

-I'm sorry.

-We've spoken about it.

I understand why it happened, but ever since...

..I've felt so distant.

You... You deserve better.

I didn't think about your feelings when I cheated on you.

We were just kids, weren't we?

I didn't have a clue how to keep you happy.

Look, Sonia, you are a good person,

and you deserve someone who truly loves you.

-Martin...

-Oh, hello! Oh, I'm glad you're here,

I could do with a second opinion on my salon ideas.

-Not now, Belinda, yeah?

-Not you, you were useless earlier.

What are your thoughts on microdermabrasion?

-Ian?

-Yeah, in here, Sharon.

-Steven asked me to drop these off.

-Oh, cheers.

It looks like him and Lauren have worked things out.

It doesn't matter, I'm still leaving.

And I was thinking of a coffee bar!

People want to drink the good stuff, none of that powdered rubbish.

-Sounds posh.

-Nothing but the best.

-Oh, you've been really supportive.

-This is all great, Belinda,

but shouldn't you go and make a plan or something?

You're right, better get this down on paper, this stuff's gold dust!

What was that?!

What?

I just thought that you've been so supportive.

Sonia, you're all over the place, you need to speak to Tina

and tell her how you feel.

Tina is good fun, all right,

but she buckles at the first sign of pressure.

-I need somebody I can rely on, Martin.

-I'm....

I am with Stacey. I love Stacey.

I tried so hard for us.

If I'd just stuck it out a little bit longer...

Look, the only reason we lasted as long as we did

was because of Rebecca.

You don't want me, Sonia, not really,

it's just easier than facing up to things.

And if you don't trust Tina to be supportive,

then you need do something about it.

But it's not this.

No, you're right.

I'm going to tell her.

Good.

I'm going to tell her it's over.

Thought you'd be at the new place.

It fell through. I thought I was in with Roxy, but...

Oh, sorry, mate.

Why don't you come back to the flat,

it's not like Martin's kicked you out.

No, it's fine, something else just came up.

See you later, yeah?

We don't know what Max is capable of. He's angry, he's unpredictable.

Yeah, and the last thing he wants is to go back to prison!

It's not like he couldn't find you in Birmingham.

Yeah, but we can try and disappear. Here, we're sitting ducks.

So you run away with your tail between your legs,

-what about the rest of us?

-How do you mean?

I covered for you, Ian. And Jane and Bobby.

And Phil had all that business with the juror.

You know, if he's got some sort of vendetta, he won't stop at you.

Well, the juror's not going to drop himself in it, is he?

So you and Phil will be fine.

We all chose to cover for Bobby, we all face the consequences.

Sharon, I have to get away, I can't take much more of this.

Look, Ian... you've got me and Kathy and Ben

and, what with Lauren, you've got a Branning onside.

So whatever Max is planning to do, we face it together, yeah?

Yeah?

What am I going to do about this?

TINA: Mum, you're overtired, can you just come

-and sit down and watch the telly?

-I don't want to sit down!

CRASH

-What did you do that for!

-Sylvie, calm down.

They've got me locked up. Help me!

It's OK, it's all right. You're safe..

You're safe here. Come and sit down.

CHATTERING

LAUGHTER

So, here it is, it's a standard layout. Got your living area,

-kitchen.

-Can you smell curry?

Is someone here?

Andy?!

Sylvie's lying down listening to the radio.

Some carer I've turned out to be.

It's your first day, there's bound to be bumps in the road.

Says you, who walked in like Superwoman

-and settled her like it was nothing.

-I've had years of practice.

When Dad was ill, there was so little I could do,

I just want to do right by Mum, you know?

And you are. You're going to get her into a home

where there are professionals that can look after her.

Son, you've seen how vulnerable she is,

how can I just leave her with strangers?

-What are you saying?

-All this space...

I want her to stay here. Mum should be here.

I don't think you have any idea how hard that'll be.

I'm her daughter.

And no matter what's happened, I can't let her be thrown away

like a piece of rubbish.

I can't do this without you.

Son?

Of course I'll help you.

I'm not going anywhere.