Harry is taken into foster care and Lou offers to become guardian to the Ramsay kids... Karl hurts his back as he tries to pick up Susan... Zeke decides to go to Korea... Sunny tells Zeke that he can't go with her now, as Susan and Karl need him...

Zeke chases an upset Sunny back up Ramsay Street, telling her that he still wants to be with her, and wondering what will happen to them now. He thinks that Susan and Karl will be fine without him, but she tells him again that they need him. She points out that Libby and Dan and Ben need him too, as they're all his family. Zeke isn't sure how he can solve any of their problems, and says that he only wants to be with her. She walks away.

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Inside number 28, Zeke finds Sunny on the phone. She then tells him that she's booked on the last flight out that night, and she tries to figure out how she's going to pack all of her stuff, as there's a lot of it. Zeke asks if she's going to tell Karl and Susan that she's leaving, or Donna, Kate and Ringo? Sunny says that Karl and Susan will be fine about it, and the others are all busy anyway. She quickly changes the subject, asking Zeke to go and get her cases from the garage.

At number 24, Kate is cooking, as Sophie waits for a Skype call from Harry, and begins to worry that he's forgotten about them. He then appears online, and Kate joins Sophie on the couch. Harry shows them his room on the webcam, joking about the king-size bed and the walk-in wardrobe, plus the pool and water slide in the back garden. He continues to try to convince them that he's happy and making friends, and they disconnect, as Harry says he's going to play basketball. Sophie tells Kate that Harry seems to be having fun and might not want to come back to them. Meanwhile, Harry is clearly unhappy and takes a comic book from under his pillow, looking at a photo of him with his sisters that he's hidden inside.

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At Harold's, Lou is having his photo taken with some kids, including a disgruntled Callum, to try and make him look good on his guardianship application. Paul is getting frustrated with the whole thing, as the photos aren't coming out well, and Lou 'looks like someone who flogs stuff out the back of a pub'.

At Charlie's, Paul is complaining about how difficult it's going to be to make Lou look good on the application - this might be one PR situation he can't spin successfully. Rebecca thinks he'll be fine, and jokes about how Paul has been taking India for walks, and got Donna to come home, and now he's trying to get Harry back too - he's just a big softy. Sophie then turns up - she wants to know how the plan with Lou is going, as she's worried that things are so good for Harry at his foster home that he'll forget all about them and won't want to come back. Paul agrees to go with Sophie to the store and see if they can speed things up.

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Declan finds Harry playing basketball on his own. They play for a while, and Declan asks Harry about the foster home, then bumps into him. Harry is clearly in pain and claims that the bed at the foster home is a bit lumpy. He says that he just needs to play by the DHS' rules and he'll get to go home eventually.

At Harold's, Toadie has made an appointment with Roz Challis, and Lou jokes about the last time he saw her, during Callum's pirate party. He thinks everything's going to work out fine, but Paul is still unconvinced. Toadie explains that the only thing still going against Lou is his financial situation - they both look at Paul, who attempts to make a joke about it before going to call his business manager.

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