Fallon feels better now she’s put her case for the Tearoom across. Harrison’s proud of her. Out on a walk, Fallon’s checking her phone, waiting for a positive call from Tony. She observes fondly how much Harrison’s enjoying nature, as he hears a red kite. He’s disappointed he didn’t get the Wildlife Officer job. Being out in the countryside calms him. Fallon’s sure there are other ways to cut down his stress – they can have a think. She enthuses about the Tearoom. It has so much potential, and she and Emma are a strong team. If the café’s future’s secure, maybe they could consider Harrison going part-time? Harrison thinks that’s a fantastic idea – Fallon’s amazing. Hannah’s frustrated with George’s work rate at Berrow – he’s holding them back, and another staff member’s had to finish his pen cleaning job. As she orders him to go back and help with the cleaning, she spots a wrapper in the staff area bin. It’s from a sausage roll, which is against bio-security rules. George denies all knowledge but Hannah insists it must have been his. Neil joins them and Hannah puts her case. George stops short of accusing her of planting the wrapper to frame him. Hannah and Neil have both had enough. Hannah lets rip about George’s persistent backchat and lack of efficiency. Neil apologises for not intervening earlier, and dismisses indignant George on the spot.