It’s now facing an uncertain future.
Rose is going to confront Simon Henderson about his involvement with the Surf Club committee members who have handed in their notice. However, both Alf and John are a little concerned it could backfire.
Sure enough, Simon hangs up on Rose the moment she mentions the resigning committee members. To make things worse, he informs Alf he’ll be withdrawing his entire sponsorship – that’s what happens when someone questions him.
The remaining members of the committee are in peril, buoyed by Roo, who prepares the form to get her on as club secretary. It solves one problem, but finding a way forward is going to take a lot more than that for the sinking Surf Club.
Meanwhile, Felicity complains that it’s too soon to think about dating again, despite Eden’s prompts to set up a dating app. Her determination wavers when a customer at Salt leaves his number on a napkin for her. With Xander’s encouragement, she builds up the courage to make the call, but she hangs up after one ring and almost has a panic attack.
Felicity admits to a supportive Xander that she thought she was doing better, but it’s clear she’s not okay. It turns out that moving on is more than just putting a couple of rings back in a box.
Elsewhere, Cash returns from his suspension review. Although he’s not sure yet how quickly they will make a decision, he knows it will take as long as it takes. He and Eden get some fresh air, but they’re interrupted by Kirby on a quest to restore Remi’s bike. Kirby remains hopeful that if Remi could be put back together, his bike could too, and Cash guides her to chase Rose to help make it happen.
Late in the evening, Cash finally gets the call from the station with an update. It’s good news and bad news: he can have his job back – with a demotion and restricted duties. Deeply wounded, he tells them to shove it. Has Cash really left the police?
