George declines Clive\u2019s offer to join him in morning yoga and listens to him moaning about his B&B. Later as they have a beer in the garden, George reveals Will is still pressing him to go to the police. Clive says he should tell Will and Emma to back off and hold his nerve. George worries about prison, for him or Alice. But Clive says wealthy people like Alice don\u2019t go to prison. Impatient, he tells George the crash was an accident: stop going on and enjoy your beer.
Alistair and Harrison discuss the fete, where Harrison bought a brilliant book about cricket coaching. Alistair grumbles about one of the girls at the cricket camp \u2013 Cassie, who is decidedly sassy. Little Croxley cricket captain Laura asks Alistair how the camp has gone. Alistair is forced to reveal that Cassie \u2013 who it turns out is Laura\u2019s daughter \u2013 has been a bit of a handful. He adds that she could really be a decent cricketer, if she put her mind to it. Laura asks how things are going with his \u2018situationship\u2019. He says it\u2019s going well and has to put up with Harrison pulling his leg about being the \u2018Valentino of the village\u2019.
Clive bumps into a shocked Susan as she is shopping. It\u2019s been too long, he says. \u2018No,\u2019 she replies. \u2018It hasn\u2019t been long enough.\u2019 He follows her, suggesting they go for a coffee. She wants nothing to do with him. He claims he\u2019s different now; enlightened after a near-death experience. But Susan says they don\u2019t want him anywhere near them.