Wednesday 22nd February
ALYA GIVES MAX SOME HOME TRUTHS Over breakfast a downcast David admits to Gail that Shona’s left him. Daniel’s concerned to see Max’s bruises. Maria assures Shona that David’s drunken pass meant nothing, will it be enough to persuade Shona to give David another chance? Daniel asks Alya if she’d consider going to visit Max. Alya visits Max at the STC. Max explains to Alya how his life was a mess. Maria tells Gary that Len Cameron appears to have had a change of heart and has agreed to fund the refugee centre. Max calls David and asks him if he will visit tomorrow. As Alya reads out the victim impact statement she’s written for Blake’s sentencing hearing tomorrow, Yasmeen listens. David thanks Alya for taking the time to visit Max.
JUSTIN GETS INSIDE DAISY’S HEAD Daisy switches her phone back on, only to be bombarded with a string of texts from Justin. Daisy dissolves into tears in Daniel’s arms. Daniel scrolls through Justin’s texts. Daniel asserts that they need to go to the police. Daisy shows PC Scott the recent texts from Justin. PC Scott plays it down. Daisy returns home and is horrified to see that PC Scott has liked all her holiday snaps.
SPIDER WARILY RETURNS TO GRIFF’S WEB Spider visits Griff in prison and agrees to get his sentence reduced if he reveals where the funding came from. Will he take the bait?
ELSEWHERE Billy and Paul break the news to Todd that they’re back together. In the Rovers, Billy chats to Dee-Dee and neither of them notices Paul struggling to pick up his darts.
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2 comments:
Some well written dialogues. Alya and Max, Spider and Griff, Daisy and the odious PC Scott.
Paul's injuries are clearly more serious than it first appeared. Consequences for his job as a builder?
I enjoyed this episode for the first time in ages. Why? No scenes with Stephen in them
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