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Abigail persuades Dee Dee to run away with her in Hollyoaks and start afresh in France

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But can Dee Dee leave her family behind?



 14-20 NOVEMBER


Following a serious allegation, headteacher Nancy pulls Abigail into a meeting. Meanwhile, Tony has run out of patience with Dee Dee and snaps at her.

Soon at The Hutch, things are icy at an impromptu school staff meeting with Sienna, Nancy and Abigail, with Abigail taking swipes at the new starter.


As Cindy joins the party, Abigail rushes off when she gets a call from Dee Dee and soon brings a drunken Dee Dee back to her flat, who's struggling with her confusing feelings for Abigail.


Sienna, whilst dropping off Cindy’s coat, hears Abigail and Dee Dee in a heated discussion in the flat.


With Dee Dee having spent the night away from home, Tony's fears grow, and Sienna tells him she suspects she is with Abigail, as she heard them together last night. Whilst Tony is relieved, it rings alarm bells for Sienna and at school she reports it to Nancy.


Later, Abigail asks Dee Dee to run away together tomorrow, to start afresh in France.


With the Hutchinson family in crisis, Dee Dee, not wanting to cause her family any more heartbreak, tells them she will sort herself out, first step being a drama therapy session later that day.


Soon, Ant confesses to Kathleen-Angel that Dee Dee is struggling, and when she turns up at the Hutchinsons as Dee Dee packs her bags, preparing to start a new life with Abigail, she notices that her friend is acting suspiciously.



As her feud with Sienna deepens, Abigail tells Cindy she’s going to stay with a friend and is later relieved when Dee Dee sticks to their plan, and the pair drive out of the village together.



Whilst clothes shopping for disguises with Abigail, Dee Dee's phone is flooded with concerned messages from Kathleen-Angel and Abigail rushes Dee Dee through Liverpool city centre to the ferry terminal.


Hollyoaks continues Monday to Wednesday at 7pm on E4 with first look episodes available at 7am on Channel 4 streaming


 
 

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