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EastEnders: Mickey is suffering from a hangover after a late night of catching up with Mike. Dawn tells him how they plan to move to Paris once the house has been sold.The boys worry when they realise Gus and Juley never made it home last night. They get a call from the police station and Mike goes there to get them out. Garry backs out of Minty’s sightseeing plans to spend the morning being “looked after” by Dawn. Dawn sees through Garry’s “injury” and comes on to him before dropping him like a hot brick as punishment for letting down Minty.Juley is suspicious of Mike and searches the house. He finds a room full of childrens chlothes and tells Mickey and Dawn about it. They confront Mike and he explains that he's been stroing them for the buyer. Everyone is furious at Juley for almost spoling things. Mike takes Juley aside and tells him that he can see through him and his fake clothes. He suggests telling Gus that his new life isnt what he's made it out to be.Mike is devestated when the buyer decides not to buy the house. As he is going to Paris on Saturday, there is no way he can sell the house in time.As everyone gathers for a barbeque, Juley finds lots of passports in Mike's room, all with Mike's picture but with different names. At the barbeque, Minty announces that he is staying in France. He gives Mike all the money he has for a desposit on the house.

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