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Holby City: Series 21: The Family Way

The Family Way

Series 21

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Dom throws himself into work as he struggles to process a shocking family secret

Dom throws himself into work as he struggles to process a shocking family secret. Zosia undermines Jac’s authority and puts a strain on their already fraught relationship.

A bewildered Dom struggles to come to terms with a shocking family secret and he immerses himself in work. However being around Ange
proves difficult, causing Dom to make a drastic decision about his career. Will Ange convince Dom to change his mind? Donna will do anything to protect her daughter, but when she oversteps the line in a well-meaning attempt to shield Mia, Donna’s parenting is called into question. Though Serena offers some sound advice, can Donna accept Mia is growing up?
An enthusiastic Zosia is keen to take on more challenging cases but Jac, still privately resentful towards Zosia, sidelines her. Feeling disgruntled, Zosia undermines Jac’s authority, but it only adds strain to their already fraught relationship.

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