Mark tells Dan to leave but this only makes Dan more determined to stand his ground. The next generation of Marracks and Penwardens look set to be arch enemies just like their parents. The night ends with Brae and Jimmy in a fight, witnessed by Dan, Mark and Susan. Much to his lovesick friend Narinder Gurai’s frustration, Charlie thinks Abi is irresistible and tries his hardest to turn on the charm, leaving Jimmy frustrated at the bad timing of his promise.Ĭharlie’s eagerness to impress Abi backfires when he mistakenly picks a fight with Brae, not realising that he is her brother. The feeling is clearly mutual but Jimmy must hold back because he’s made a pact with his best friend Charlie Morgan that the next girl to come to town is his. Jimmy – used to getting any girl he sets his sights on - has completely fallen for the new girl in town. Later that evening, Abi turns heads at a beach party Jimmy has invited her to. Both are gorgeous enough to be confident flirts and there is an instant attraction between them. Walking into Polnarren, Abi is offered a lift from Mark and Susan Penwarden’s son Jimmy. She urges Dan to leave Polnarren for good. Susan still has feelings for him but she too has her own reasons for not wanting to be reminded of their affair. In a town like Polnarren, bitter memories aren’t easily forgotten and it doesn’t take long before Dan is sharply reminded of events from the past.
Dan was also supposedly the cause of a boating accident which killed three fisherman 20 years ago. Mark Penwarden, Dan’s ex business partner, is outraged that Dan has the audacity to come back to the town after having once had an affair with his wife Susan. Having recently lost their mother, Dan is determined that Brae and Abi should have a fresh start and a better life.īut the Marracks’ return does not go down well in Polnarren as old rivalries are immediately re-ignited. Contribute to lovek323/btstat development by creating an account on GitHub. Dan’s 16-year-old daughter Abi, who initially decided she wanted to stay in London, has also been drawn towards a new life by the sea. His son Brae, a super fit surfer in his late teens, is determined to make the most of their new business venture. Daniel Marrack returns to the Cornish surfing town of Polnarren after a 20 year absence, having bought a run-down building he is turning into a new surf shop and café.
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