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Previously, on McLeod's Daughters.
Oh, hey!
Hey, hey, breathe deep mate, hey.
There was a divorce here, all right?
Half my share of Killarney.
I'd like to buy a stake in Killarney.
You pay off the owner, the problem's solved.
You don't know anything about farming, Bryce.
I will be your neighbor, and we'll work together
when we have to, but anything more than that,
let's not even try and pretend.
And well, you could come back.
I'm not going anywhere.
I might not even be Rob anymore.
You have to understand that.
You forgot about the most important bit, Sue.
What?
The bit about you saving Rob's life.
What are you doing here?
Making you pay.
Oh my god, the mine accident.
You killed my dad!
So you reckon you can handle me and Stevie as boss, then?
I never said I couldn't.
How about a one-on-one training session, just you and me.
Sounds a lot like a date to me.
You can call it what you want.
Hey, hey, hey.
Nice of you to show up, Jod.
Oh, come on, I slept in for five minutes.
Lookin' good.
You don't look so bad yourself,
considering the big you night you had.
Hey Jod.
Yeah?
Over there.
I'll get 'em.
Someone's chirpy.
Hmm.
You lose somethin'?
No, I knew exactly where they were.
This might be yours as well.
I told you last night, keep it until you've read it all.
Already have.
You trying to impress me?
Ask me anything, go on.
Well, maybe we should arrange another training session.
I could question you then.
Sounds good to me, captain.
Tonight, you know, while it's still fresh in my head, eh?
Perfect.
See ya.
See ya.
Well, the shearer should be here any minute
and we are right on schedule.
Hey, you're right on time, we just got the last of the sh...
Rob.
Hey Jodi.
Rob, what are you doing here?
It's Matt, I got my real name back.
I got my life back.
It's over, all of it.
I'm free.
It's good to see you again, Jodi.
So, you're back.
Yes.
To live?
That's the plan.
Right.
Good.
I'll have to get myself organized, find some work.
I borrowed that old paddock basher,
so at least I've got wheels.
Just wanted to come back to somewhere
where I've been really happy.
Maybe we could catch up for a drink?
You're timing's not great, actually,
we have to start shearing.
Oh.
Okay.
Gimme a call?
I'm staying at the pub.
See ya.
Bye.
And he just turns up out of the blue,
you didn't know he was coming?
Course not, he just showed up, I had no idea.
Well, is he staying?
Well, he has to get a job, that's all I know.
Okay, that should cover lunch for everyone.
And Jodi, you make sure you eat something.
She'll have to keep her strength up,
with all these men throwing themselves at her.
Yeah, Riley's not gonna be a happy camper.
I'm gonna go call the shearers,
they should be here by now.
Don't believe in queues, mate?
I was here first.
First come, first serve though, mate.
You got it.
After you.
Sorry Riles, that pump packed it in this morning.
G'day mate, how you doin?
G'day mate.
You visiting or staying?
Staying hopefully.
Yeah right, well the one up front's working, guys.
Is that right?
Thanks Patrick.
It's beautiful, isn't it?
It's all right.
If you wanted to stick around for a bit.
I doubt the others would be keen
to have an arsonist on the property.
Just to give yourself a bit of space.
Hey, hey, hey.
When's she heading off?
I don't know, doesn't have a tale or a house.
Well, she can't just hang around here.
Would you mind if she stayed a while?
Just till she finds a fit, decides what she wants to do.
Or until you feel less guilty.
Just watch her.
She'll play you, I know her type.
So you didn't confirm the shearers.
Well, I thought you were doing it.
Okay, I thought Kate was doing it.
Oh well, better start paying more attention
now that the roster queen is gone.
Guess what, no shearers, they weren't confirmed.
We can put it off for a few days, can't we?
No, we've already herded the sheep,
we don't have time to take them out
and bring them back in again.
Oh great, dodgy wiring, this is all we need.
Ah, false alarm, all good.
Can we do the shearing ourselves?
We've got 500 yard of sheep.
Well don't worry about your other work, I can handle that.
Patrick can cover for me at the truck stop.
Right, well Matt's looking for work, we can ask him.
What do you reckon?
Yeah, that's fine.
That's fine, I mean we need a worker, he needs work.
Call him.
Hey.
I know it's a lot to ask at short notice,
but we're really stuck.
Oh, no problem, you're doing me a favor.
One hay bailer, as requested.
Rob.
What are you doing here, mate?
Everything's fine, I'm in the clear, and the name is Matt.
Okay.
So, this is the bloke you've been telling me about?
Yeah, Riley this is Matt, Matt, Riley.
Good to meet ya Matt, again.
You too.
Well, I'll get ready to do some work.
Okay.
You workin' here?
Oh, just giving the girls a hand,
got stood up on the shearers.
Yeah, right.
Well, I was gonna work on a couple of brumbies here,
but I can give you guys a hand too, if you want.
Well, that's fine by me mate, yeah.
Good seeing you, Matt.
See ya.
Well, I'm all yours, but you already knew that.
Hey.
Hey.
Bit rough about the shearers.
Ah, yeah, well, we'll manage.
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