Original release 26 décembre 2001
Previous episode S16E15 - Life and Soul
Number S16E16
Episode runtime 50 minutes
Director Adrian Bean
Country United Kingdom
Original language English
Genre Drama
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Consequences

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Rachel goes to sort out a fight but they attack her. She is brought into A&E and Patrick, who is having an affair with her, is put in charge of her. Then her husband Greg turns up.
Rachel goes into cardiac arrest and they are unable to save her. Greg is told that she was pregnant and that the baby died with her. Greg knew nothing about the baby and asks how long she had been pregnant for. He is told that it was too early to say exactly but it would only have been a few weeks. Greg is shocked and says that he has been away for longer than that. This means that the baby must be patrick's, this a big surprise for him too.
Patrick goes to see Rachel's body and to tell her that he loved her but just as he is kissing her hand Greg comes in. He discovers that this is who Rachel has been having an affair with and must be the baby's father. Greg punches Patrick in the face and starts attacking him. The security throw Greg out of the hospital but do not report him to the police.
Patrick goes hom

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