Next week: DNA results cause despair amongst the Milligan family, Marlon fears the worst for April, and Joe tries to worm his way into Noah’s life.
Ruby’s Past Is Exposed
Ruby receives the DNA test, anxious about the result she hides them.
Later, Caleb searches for painkillers in Ruby’s handbag.
He is troubled to find an envelope containing the results of a DNA test.
As he holds the results in his hand, the nauseating question lingers over them.
Who is the father?
Marlon’s Broken Over Fears Of Missing April
Marlon’s a broken man as he admits the prospect April might be dead after all.
Marlon heads out to search for April in the streets of Leeds.
He is shocked to come across Ross, who does his best to keep up his hopes of finding April.
However, they are surrounded by reminders that she is just one of hundreds of thousands of missing people.
Joe Tries To Get Close To Noah
Joe tries to build bridges with Noah by offering him VIP tickets to a Leeds match.
Charity is frustrated to see Joe worming his way back into Noah’s life.
She resolves to fix this by getting Ross to warn him off.
But will this stop Joe’s attempts to get close to Noah?
Also…
Cain swallows his guilt, whilst Moira prepares for her programme of radiotherapy.
Wendy gets caught in a blackmailing situation.
Laurel arranges for Arthur to have more private tutoring with Anthony.
And the penny finally drops for Chas Dingle.
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I BECAME A WIDOW BEFORE I HAD EVEN LEARNED HOW TO SAY THE WORD WIFE OUT LOUD.
On my wedding night, my husband died with my name still warm on his lips. There are people who will tell you grief comes like weather, that it rolls in with warning, gathers at the edges, darkens the day before…
“Think She’s Lost? Maybe Looking For Her Husband’s Squadron.” HE MOCKED THE WOMAN IN THE FLIGHT JACKET IN THE BASE MESS HALL…
By the time the young corporal noticed the jacket, he had already decided what kind of woman was wearing it. That was the first mistake. The second was assuming his certainty had any value outside his own skull. The 22…
I ARRIVED TWO HOURS EARLY FOR MY SISTER’S BIRTHDAY WITH FLOWERS, CANDLES, AND FOLDING CHAIRS…
I arrived at my sister’s house with hydrangeas, votive candles, three extra folding chairs, and the naïve conviction that the worst thing waiting for me that afternoon would be whether the cake survived the drive. I was two hours…
YOU GET THAT INK OUT OF A CEREAL BOX, OLD-TIMER?
The voice came from directly above Glenn Patterson’s coffee, young and sharp and carrying the loose, dangerous confidence of a man who had not yet learned how quickly a life could be split into before and after. Glenn did…
GET OUT. YOU DON’T BELONG HERE
By the time the Marine grabbed her hair, half the bar had already noticed her and dismissed her. That was how places like the Anchor & Eagle worked. You looked once. You sorted fast. Uniform or civilian. Wife or date….
“NOW YOU CAN’T COMPETE WITH ME.”
The email loaded in pieces. First the school crest, crimson and severe against a white field. Then the familiar admissions portal, the tabs I had clicked so often over the last six months that I could have found them blindfolded….
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