Agent Moon

Year 2005Episode 2330 minFeb 10, 2005
Agent Moon
Den and Chrissie are due to renew their marriage vows and Chrissie is all set up ready to humiliate Den and Zoë. With Amanda's help she gets Den to sign over half of everything to her. Den warns Zoë to stay away. Chrissie goes to see her and pretends to be hurt that she is not coming. They talk and Zoë reveals that she doesn't want the baby. Back at the Vic Chrissie begins to question whether she could hurt Zoë like she is planning too. Amanda advises her to go ahead with the ceremony as it means she will get more money when she leaves Den. During the ceremony, Zoë walks in. Chrissie freezes for a moment and then continues with her vows. Elsewhere, Lucy continues to cause trouble and is angry about the dress Ian wants her to wear to the party. Jane takes her to buy a new one but Lucy manages to get her to blow the budget. Ian is angry about the price and, when Lucy later spills something on her new outfit, he argues with Jane, much to his daughter's amusement. Alfie tells Johnny that h
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