Andy locks himself, Debbie and Sarah in Butler's

One-hour episode

Andy fears that the custody decision will go against him as he prepares to take Sarah to Spain to stay with Annie. Mick is curious when Sarah mentions that they're going on holiday. Torn between his employer and his conscience, Mick decides to forewarn Debbie that Andy has been packing a bag. Debbie drives round to Butler's and finds Andy loading the car. Though he tries to deny it, Debbie knows what he's doing and sets about finding Sarah.

Distraught at the thought of losing custody of Sarah, Andy locks himself, Debbie and Sarah in the house. Andy's temper gradually rises as he argues that he's the only person never to abandon Sarah and coldly states that he'll do anything to keep her. Debbie secretly calls Cain and allows him to hear her argument with Andy via speakerphone.

Cain starts kicking the door of Butler's down but has to resort to smashing through the window to get inside. He makes sure Debbie and Sarah are out before mocking Andy saying that he’s lost Sarah forever. Andy’s left broken by the ordeal. What will the custody decision be?

Elsewhere, Carl finds a pregnancy test in Lexi's bag and suspects she's having a baby. Sharing his concerns with Jimmy, Carl is clearly dreading another baby. Carl asks Lexi about the pregnancy test and she shocks him with the revelation that she stopped taking the pill.

Lexi is gutted with his reaction as Carl is fuming that she kept it from him. Carl realises that he may have taken things too far when Lexi gets believes that he never wants a child with her. Lexi's crushed when the pregnancy test is negative, but Carl gives her some encouragement when he agrees they can keep trying. Is Carl making the right decision?

Also, Terry is concerned to see the awkwardness between Bob and Gennie. When he shares a drink with Bob and Brenda over lunch, Terry notices Bob's unease when Brenda summarises Gennie's many poor choices in men. Bob is floored when Terry tells him that he saw his kiss with Gennie and he feels wretched when Terry tells him to speak with Gennie.

Bob swallows his pride and explains to Gennie that a relationship would be very difficult between them as despite liking her a lot, he wouldn't want to make a terrible mistake. When Gennie suggests they cool it, Bob is relieved, thinking she’s got the message. However, we see that Gennie thinks they've only agreed to temporarily slow things down. Will this misunderstanding haunt Bob?