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The Secret Life of Us: This Episode highlights revenge via many of its characters

Alex, going by her new philosophy;"Don't Judge A Book By Its Cover", accepts a date with a dodgy-looking sleaze. When she discovers that he's taken her to a couple's double sex party she yells out about him being single and a sleaze & Running out causing him to be thrown out by the runner.

Miranda gets a lead role in a film but her part becomes slowly but surely taken over by various influences and she sabotages the part on purpose to blow up at the producer. She ends up being fired but getting the pay she was supposed to get for working.

Richie hooks in with a guy from a signing party (To be described later in the synopsis) named Gerard. Simon knows him but we don't really know how. Anyway, they get together and Richie tries calling later but to no avail. Suddenly later in the week Richie gets a call and meets him at a bar. Unfortnuately Gerard hooks into one of Richie's gay mates at the bar later on in front of Richie.

Gab wreaks havoc on Dominic at the workplace using Ilco to her advantage but soon takes it back when Dominic resigns.

Evan is harassed by Jemima who sprays fish sauce etc in his room over everything to remind him of her. Eventually she backs away even after she tries to sabotage a party Evan is introducing.

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