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28. Jay came back

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Vicki Vicki | 17:10 UK time, Wednesday, 9 February 2011

Toni's recovering but the café has to stay open. How will Olive cope and why is Mack taking credit for the situation? Jay gets a blast from the past...

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  • Comment number 1.

    horrible mack! but with stephen's help it just means more money for the loxley's x :}

    favourite one-liner, even though i'm the only one doing it:- 'hitchcock will look after you' awww hitchcock the duck/pig toy? he's cool anyway and yellow!

    things'll start getting interesting with fin around, can see her letting slip of jay owning the cafe...

    looks good, marla is :S, loves her dad being mean, and all that stuff about wanting to change to jay..

    anyways another nice LONG comment from fcauznet. OAO x

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  • Comment number 2.

    Soon Mack & Marla will be wearing matching suits... thinks she's taking 'Daddy's Girl' just a tad to far...
    Loving the Loxleys Yellow smiley face cup- want one, much?
    x

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