RTE Fair City viewers all left saying same thing as a desperate Paul admits his money laundering to Pete
RTE Fair City viewers were all left saying the same thing about Paul as he told Pete about his money laundering.
In tonight's episode, Zoe urged Paul to bar Steo from Vino's when he insulted her further. Paul told Pete that he's determined to get back on top, whatever it takes.
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A desperate Paul admitted his money laundering to Pete
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Paul was freaked when Zoe revealed she witnessed him doing dodgy dealings with J.J
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Zoe fished for info from J.J. Paul was freaked when Zoe revealed she witnessed him doing dodgy dealings with J.J.
When a desperate Paul admitted his money laundering to Pete, who refused to have sympathy.
A determined Zoe demanded a significant cash bribe from Paul, or she'll go to the Guards.
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Sinead said: "Paul is getting really creepy."
Ciara wrote: "Prison, Paul."
Another added: "It's not that long ago Paul you could not buy a lucky bag."
Elsewhere, Emma hid her growing desire for Milo to be her grandson from James.
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Rafferty inadvertently gave Emma an idea for getting Milo's DNA to test.
Holly caught Emma trying to steal some of Milo's hair and tried to bribe her with money to let her test it.
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Emma was saddened to end her quest for Milo when James and Rafferty berated her for her efforts.
Emma rushed to meet Holly when she had second thoughts about her offer.
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Holly, realising how dysfunctional the Raffertys are, turned down Emma's offer.
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Holly's sudden change of heart further convinced Emma that James is in fact Milo's father.
Renee and Jacinta bonded further over their contempt for Liam and Nora.
Joan, strongarmed into buying a ticket for the charity dance from Liam, forced it onto Gar.
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Joan unintentionally played cupid with Melanie and Gar. When Jacinta couldn't resist a personal snipe at Liam, Gar warned her that she could lose her new group of friends.
Melanie was disappointed when Gar turned down her invitation to the dance.
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