 Fran is profoundly embarrassed when the "joke" of her cousin s photo is explained to the Stevens twins, Richard and Nick, and Simon, her cousin who has turned up in the flesh. She gets no help from Maria, for whom the entire thing was originally engineered, originally in an attempt to make Richard think Natasha had a boyfriend. In the end, tempers fray, and Fran and Natasha have a small fight, the photograph getting torn. Jacko takes bets on the outcome of the boys vs. girls five-a-side football match - he offers odds of 1000-1 that the girls will win. It s Robyn s birthday, and she gets a bike as a present, and lots of cards - but not one from Adam, the boy who matters most to her. Mary gives her a pendant as a present. Later in the day, her father can t understand why Robyn is so upset. When she goes to the supermarket to see Adam, the checkout girl tells her he s not there, but that she will be seeing him in the evening. At the evening meal, Robyn picks at her food - then there s a phone call, but it s only Mary to tell her the good news that their camp will be staying. Robyn sets off to school on her bike - but she doesn t arrive. The football match finally gets underway. The boys just scrape a win at the last moment thanks to an own goal. Concerned that Robyn s not at school, Mrs. Keele phones her home, and when there is no reply, asks the police to call round her house. Mary overhears Mrs. Keele talk to Mrs. Monroe - Robyn was seen by her neighbours leaving home, but then she disappeared...