Libby’s half-sister Tamsin is set to have a bigger role to play in the soap now that she’s joined the Kings as Chloe’s temporary replacement. But it seems this girl does not have a care in the world and saunters in 40 minutes late and proceeds to buy a pair of shoes for £146 on the internet instead of doing her work. What a lovely girl!



The King boys, Tom excluded of course, are clearly delighted to have another piece of eye candy in the office and are quick to lend a hand to the young babe, even Carl, who has clearly got Chloe well and truly out of his head.



Matthew walks in having secured the contract that Jimmy was bidding for. Tom is delighted while Carl tells them that Jimmy is not going to be a happy chappy. No kidding Sherlock!



After Libby has words with Andy about sleeping with an under-age ‘girl’, the farmer arranges to meet Debbie and tell her about Libby. ‘I like her, you and me are just mates. I think you should stop coming round to the farm so much.’ Debbie is obviously hurt by his comments and tells him that she should have gone with her mum as there’s nothing for her here anymore.



But he tells her that she’s better than her parents and that she should stay away from Charity. He goes on to say that he never meant to hurt her, but the lonely young girl is having none of it tells him that he can’t hurt her, ‘no-one can’.

It seems Cain is having a pretty good go at it though and, after an earful from Zak about how he’s treating his daughter, he goes to see her for a chat. But he catches Andy walking away from her when she told her dad that she was going to see a friend. Debbie denies that she was with Andy and he believes her.



Meanwhile, in the pub the Kings are having a drink to celebrate the winning of the contract. Jimmy walks in and Matthew can’t help but tell him that the Kings outbid him for the contract. Jimmy is furious and promptly punches his brother. After the scuffle dies down, Tom tells his eldest son: ‘Business is business, Jimmy. Your words I think.’ Touché!



Even the black eye has given Matthew something to be pleased about as Louise comes to his rescue with some ice. ‘I’m sure you weren’t completely innocent,’ she tells him of his fracas with Jimmy. ‘Is that how you like your men then, innocent?’ It gets a big smile from Louise, but before any more cringey flirting takes place, Terry walks in to break it up.



As he leaves the pub, though, Matthew invites Terry to a game of poker with the King brothers. Carl can see exactly what his brother is up to and tells him, ‘You only ever get friendly with people that can give you something.’ But will Terry be willing to give up Louise without a fight? We hope not!



Elsewhere, and after their passionate snog in the cupboard the previous evening, Paddy and Viv do their usual, ‘it can’t happen again’, ‘it was an accident’ thing. We all know that another kiss is on the horizon, but what about poor Emily?