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KIRSTY REACHES A NEW LOW. Tyrone’s on edge around Kirsty. While he’s upstairs Kirsty answers his mobile but the caller hangs up. Seeing that it was Fiz and finding dozens of messages from her, seething Kirsty pops Tyrone’s phone and keys into her bag, deadlocks the door and heads off to work. Realising his keys and phone are missing and he’s locked in No.9, Tyrone tries ringing Kirsty from the landline but she ignores his call. When she arrives home, Tyrone plays along as she acts astonished to find his keys in her bag but denies picking up his phone too. Alone Tyrone searches her bag and finds his phone. But when Kirsty returns and catches him red-handed a blazing row ensues where Kirsty admits she took them because she can’t trust him. Kirsty then hits Tyrone repeatedly in her worst attack yet. As her rage subsides, this time she shows no remorse and demands an apology from Tyrone. Will he comply and how will Fiz react when she learns of Kirsty’s assault?
JASON STRIKES OUT ON HIS OWN. Stella discovers a pocket of water in the ceiling of the back room. She prods it and the ceiling caves in. Finding a leak under the bath Jason tells Stella the damage means she’ll need a whole new bathroom. But when Owen takes over preparing a quote Jason’s peeved. Heeding Eileen’s advice, to make positive changes to his life, Jason suggests to Owen that he could buy into the business and become a partner. But when Owen rejects his offer outright Jason’s stung and comes to a life-changing decision.
KYLIE AND DAVID STRUGGLE TO FIND PRIVACY. Gail’s pleased when David tells her of his plans to start a family. But Kylie’s unimpressed when David schedules sex sessions around Gail’s shifts at the Bistro so they can have privacy.
Elsewhere Dennis takes offence when Steve jokes about Rita giving him pocket money. In response Rita sets him up with his own debit card. Lewis continues to flatter gullible Gail about her talent as a mother and grandmother.
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