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Josh, Paul and Lily debate the dilemma of double-booking entertainment for the harvest supper. Josh is all for cancelling Jim and Kiki and keeping his preference of the Straw Crows. He can’t believe his dad interfered and didn’t trust him to book someone. Lily thinks it would be rude to cancel Jim, and Paul agrees. Josh rejects their suggestion of keeping both bookings – you can’t follow the brilliant Straw Crows with two retirees on a piano. Later Josh wonders whether Lily or Paul might tell Jim he’s not needed. Lily insists he should do it. Josh says he will, when he has time.
Will calls at Rickyard with some clothes for Rosie. As Pip sees him out, Stella arrives. She apologises for her reaction yesterday – it’s really none of her business. Pip feels awful that the situation reminded Stella of her ex. Stella acknowledges it’s a lot to take on a child and Toby too. Pip agrees – and she’ll only bring Rosie on board with a relationship if she knows it’s going somewhere. Stella hesitates.
Eddie spots that Clarrie’s frenetic baking for Will’s move isn’t just about providing for his family. She’s worried about him and how he’ll cope. Eddie points out it’s been four years since Will’s breakdown. As Eddie’s giving Clarrie a reassuring cuddle they’re interrupted by Will, who susses the situation. He confirms he’s grateful for all their help, but he’s ready for this move. Eddie and Clarrie agree that Will’s going to be alright.