Episode Guide

Vader saw Eileen sneaking out of Ray's room, and realised what had happened. Billy told Jo that the villa belonged to him and Jo, but she asked him why Della was there. He said he'd just needed someone to look after it. She also asked him why he was paying for Sammy's nursery, when he wasn't paying for Franco's. He said she only had to ask if that was what she wanted, but she said she couldn't keep coming second to Della. Bob told Jimmy he'd borrowed money from Lenny. Jimmy said that Lenny was not a pal, and Bob was to make sure he paid Lenny back on time, every week. Ray made sure that Eileen knew that the previous night had been a mistake and wouldn't happen again. Eileen said it was just a bit of fun, but she didn't look happy.

Jo told Heather she would leave Billy, or she would at least make him think she would. Heather told her to be careful. In the Ship, Eileen told Ray that she didn't like being called a 'mistake'. Carly was shocked when Lola told her about the proposal, and later asked Glenn what his game was. Andrew, who had been hanging about outside Lazy Ray's all morning waiting for Kelly, finally gave up and went in to see her. He got on his knees and begged her to hear him out. He told her he was stupid to say they needed a break and he wanted her back because he loved her. Lola spoke to Glenn and found out that Carly had told him she didn't want him in the family. She stormed off and told Carly she was marrying Glenn, and Carly had better get used to it.

Hazel found Eileen in tears. Eileen said it was because she'd had a tiff with Malcolm, but when Hazel told Vader this later, he said he thought there might be something else behind it, but wouldn't explain further. Jo asked Billy where he'd really been when he said he was in London. He admitted he'd been in Spain. She told him he could apologise or spend the night on the couch. He said he was sorry for lying, but he'd done nothing else wrong. If she didn't like that then she could stay on the sofa. Lenny came to collect the first instalment on the loan. He told Bob not to worry: he could keep this week's payment till he got back on his feet. They could add this week's payment onto next. In the meantime, Lenny's car was due for a service, would Bob mind doing it? Bob agreed. Just what has Bob got himself into?