Summary
Helen welcomes Miranda to Ambridge after her move yesterday, before Kirsty asks Helen to be with her for a pregnancy test. Kirsty’s spoken to Erik, but not said anything to him about her situation. When the test shows positive Kirsty cries, thoughts of another miscarriage weighing on her, despite Helen’s reassurances. Kirsty hasn’t really made any plans with Erik, but is sure that he’ll do his bit, before swearing joyful Helen to secrecy.
Ian turns up at the Eco Office with lunch for Adam, who chastises himself for continuing to work there as if nothing’s happened. Ian suggests a walk, vowing to support Adam whatever happens. Adam remembers how Brian first taught him to love the land, but now he sees the damage Brian has done and wants to rectify that before passing the land on to Xander. Adam can’t see how that’s going to happen, though. Ian then suggests the radical step of flying out to Hungary and talking to Debbie.
Alice goes to welcome Miranda into her new home, but finds it difficult seeing how much everything has changed. Alice apologises for Brian’s behaviour before Miranda offers a tour of the house. In Kate’s old room Alice reminisces her childhood, then wonders if Brian was overwhelmed by the thought of too many memories. Miranda thinks it’s to do with Ruairi instead, but doesn’t know what’s going on in Brian’s head. She thinks he’s changed since around New Year, and wishes he’d told her before she exchanged contracts. But really Alice should worry about Brian, not her.
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| 1:04.8 | Oh, yes, yes, fine. |
| 1:07.1 | How are you? |
| 1:08.7 | Helen. |
| 1:09.3 | Oh, of course. |
| 1:11.3 | I'm in a world of my own. Did you need some help? We've got a special offer on asparagus at the moment. No, no, no, thank you. I'm just being up a few essentials while I'm settling in. Oh, have you moved in at Home Farm? Yesterday. I hadn't realised. How are you getting on? It's not been too stressful, I hope. Well, you know how it is uprooting one's whole life. It always feels chaotic. |
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