Episode 4
Jack and Avril go with Laura to Jimmy's funeral. Polly attempts to convince Abby to go to the States however Abby has other ideas. In an effort to reconcile Abby and Orin, Polly organises for him to visit. When Orin arrives it is evident he has come on business as well as personal matters. James and Jan are at loggerheads. Ken and Laura officially go into partnership. Laura lunches with Avril and uses what she learns to her advantage: she is prepared to gain significantly from Charles and Avril's feud. Later, Charles pays Avril a visit and tells her she will have her work cut out preventing a vote of no confidence. Orin's political ambitions result in him telling Ken to report Eckhardt Sahnn to the Fraud squad. Meanwhile Polly tells Jan that Leo should forget about having a relationship with Abby and confesses she is going to leave Gerald. Charles attends a meeting at the Urquhart's about Orin, Abby and William. Elsewhere, Avril meets up with Fernandez to discuss business and Charles is rather concerned. During the meeting at the Urquhart's, Orin tells Charles that he knows all about his fraudulent business dealings with Sahn and Charles is put in a difficult position.
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