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EastEnders: Mo makes an excuse to the rest of the Slater's' so she can go and visit Kat. However, when she arrives at the prison, a guard tells her that Kat has already been released. The day of Aleesha's christening has arrived and Demi is secretly hoping that Leo will turn up. Leo arrives at the church halfway through the ceremony. Demi's thrilled but Keith is furious. Leo joins in the vows to look after Aleesha. Leo's dad burst into the church and drags him out. The Miller's are dismayed as the day is ruined.Little Mo removes her wedding ring and tells Alfie she is going to clear the air with Billy. She is surprised when Billy reveals that he enjoyed looking after Freddie and they agree to make it a regular thing. She talks to him about making a fresh start but after she leaves, Billy misinterprets her comments and thinks she wants to get back together with him. Mo tracks Kat down in a hostel. Kat reveals that she served two months for assaulting a policeman. She's been offered a job in a bar outside London and intends to make a new start. Mo shocks her with the news that Zoë had a miscarriage.Demi refuses to return to the church, so the Millers head back to the flats. Pauline's appalled to hear that Keith intends to christen Aleesha in the sink. To her surprise, he performs a sensitive and moving ceremony. While the Millers throw a party, Demi and Leo stand outside on their balconies. Demi grins as she reads Leo's declaration of love by text message. It seems that their parents can't keep them apart.Alfie and Little Mo are interrupted mid-kiss when Billy bursts in with his present for Freddie. His face falls as he sees them together.

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