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EastEnders: Alfie, Jake and Danny are shocked to find the bruises on Nana's arms. It doesn't take them too long to realize that Andy was involved. Danny wants to teach him a lesson but Jake has a simpler approach – he calls Johnny Allen. Billy finally gets his visiting order to see Graham in prison and gets Garry to cover for him if Little Mo asks where he is. When he arrives in the prison he tells Graham what a good time he is having with Freddie but is shocked to hear that Graham plans to be a part of his sons life when he gets out. Johnny arrives at the Moons and hears all about what's happened with Andy. Johnny charms Nana with some flowers and money to make up for what was stolen. He then takes Jake and Danny to the bookies. When Andy arrives he is terrified to see Johnny there. Johnny tells them all off for the way they have been behaving and then digs further into Andy for attacking an old lady.Meanwhile, Chrissie is still pretending that she knows nothing about Den and Zoë. She gets a letter from Sharon saying that she has sold the club. Den is intrigued as to who the buyer is. Whilst Billy is visiting Graham, Little Mo spends the afternoon with Alfie and the two get very close. They both agree it would be a bad idea if they did anything.Elsewhere, Garry, Mo and Charlie worry about Zoë and wonder why Dennis has left her. Zoë is feeling really low and can't even fight back when Stacey winds her up. Stacey later spreads the news to most of Walford.At the bookies, Patrick bursts in yelling at Andy about Paul. Andy gets him thrown out but Johnny is left with lots of questions about Paul. As Johnny is leaving he makes a call saying the Paul Trueman needs to show up.

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