Staying With Sinbad
When Sinbad offered to let him stay with him in Brookside Close, Tinhead agreed to put the past behind him and make a fresh start. To help him achieve this Sinbad persuaded Mick Johnson to give Tinhead a job at his chip shop.
At first Tinhead had few friends on Brookside close but later he and Leo Johnson became good friends along with the Leo's cousin Jerome. Since the Shadwick family moved in to No. 6, Tinhead had always shown an interest in Emily but it was some time before he had the courage to ask their out. His first date with Emily did not go as planned as it coincided was his first day working at the New Millennium Club. Lindsey Corkhill his new boss asked him to work late so he was unable to meet Emily at the arranged time. At first Emily refused to accept his excuse but later with encouragement from her friend Kelly agreed to give Tinhead another chance.
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