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EastEnders: Ruby, still shocked at the photo, leaves and waits for Tina to return. She then goes to the house and pretends everything is normal. Ruby quizzes Tina about her and her Dad, and Tina realises she has seen the photo. Pauline continues to pester Sonia about Chloe but she asks her to drop it. When Pauline refuses, Sonia asks Martin to stop her. Martin asks Pauline to stop interfering but she tries to convince him it's the right thing to do. Sonia barges in; claiming Pauline only wants Chloe to make up for her past mistakes. Sonia walks away and Pauline smiles, thinking she's won.Tina lies and says that the photo was taken this winter but Ruby is devastated, thinking that she and Johnny have been dating for several months. When Tina starts talking about her mothers death, Ruby realises it has been more than a few months. She refuses to leave until she is told the truth. Martin and Sonia tell Pauline that they're moving out. Pauline blames Sonia for turning Martin against her. He insists that he and Sonia both agree that they should leave Chloe alone.Chrissie helps Minty clear up the mess after the burglary at Sam's, but she makes a surprising discovery. She finds the weapon she used to kill Den – under Sam's sink. She sends Minty away and then rings Zoë and uses an excuse to get her there.Ruby demands to see the photo again. She goes for the box but drops it. Lots of photo's of Tina and Johnny come flying out. Ruby demands the truth so Tina tells her that she has been with Johnny for ten years. Ruby runs into the Square and Tina follows her. Ruby calls her a liar and informs her that she can consider her relationship with Johnny to be over.

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