Girls At War

Year 2005Episode 4830 minMar 28, 2005
Girls At War
Money in the Miller house is tighter than ever and Rosie is forced to ask Chrissie for extra work. Rosie snaps at Pat in the Vic when she makes a flying comment. But Pat sees what a state Rosie's in. She explains that the bookies is re-opening and offers Rosie work handing out flyers. When Daryl comes for payment from the jewelry, Juley refuses and tells him its stolen. Mickey's cross to find that Juley isn't on the stall. When he does arrive, Mickey tells him off. Juley doesn't like his tone and flounces off. Sonia tells Martin she wants to see Chloe again. He tries to make her face up to the reality that she'll never be content with just visiting Chloe but she is determined to go again. Sonia pleads with Martin to visit Chloe with her but he refuses. Little Mo tries to help Alfie out by covering for him on the stall, but Alfie soon gets a shock when he realises that she has sold some of his stock at a much lower price. He isn't angry with her but is disappointed to hear that she is g
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