How Much Greener Was My Neighbour's Valley?

Sergeant Grey is beside himself. He demands reinforcements to combat the insanity about to unfold. Relationships will be destroyed, the streets will become boxing rings but then again the annual CFA Dance always ends in tears.

Taking advantage of this year's Latin theme, seductive flamenco dancing instructor, Francesca spins into town - a spate of jealous crimes against local women following her. However, the Latino bomb instantly wins over the male population even Max falls prey to her charm. He soon finds himself Francesca's unwilling dance student and CFA Dance escort.

Due to the `just good friends' policy she instigated with Max, Laura won't allow herself to appear jealous. Determined not to look desperate, Laura is reduced to seeking a date in Pearl Bay. Naturally, she is left with no choice but to call in outside hired help.

Angus, too, is consumed by jealousy. Still reeling after Karen called it quits, he stoops to stalking, snooping and other irrational acts. Only when Karen turns up at the dance with Griff on her arm does he breathe a sigh of relief.

After Bob has his licence suspended, Heather reluctantly takes over the running of Bob Jelly Real Estate. Jules helps out and displays all the traits necessary to succeed in property sales - insincerity and ruthlessness. When she is accused of thieving from a client's home, no-one's quick to defend her. Even Heather has her doubts.

When the dreaded night of the dance finally arrives Francesca's veneer slips, exposing her true colours. Jules' innocence is proved while Laura and Max are relieved of their dates, again finding themselves alone in an impossibly romantic setting. Pity about the `just good friends' policy.