James leaves and Leo Bantock walks in.<br /><br />Leo says he is moving back to the village and was looking at the old manor house that morning. Derrick says he must've done pretty well for himself. Keith says, "Better at business than he is with women. Oh, dear! Think I hit a nerve there. Forget I said anything." Leo says, "I'm surprised you'd come up with a comment like that, Keith, after that business I heard about your wife and Duncan Goff." Keith says, "What business?" Keith walks out. The detectives go to interview Leo Bantock. He is in a fight with Keith Scholey outside the Old Fisherman pub. Barnaby and Troy break them up. Leo says Keith is the murderer. Keith says "You're pathetic. She chose me, not you. Ruth Scholey goes over to speak to Leo. She asks if he is moving back to the village. Leo says, "I was intending to. I'm not sure it's the right thing to do any more. All this has shown there's a lot of history here. I thought I could leave it in the past and move on. Now I'm beginning to think maybe I should stay in London. Not that I want to. There's nothing for me there." Keith Scholey is watching them talk. Ruth whispers, "Don't stay in London." Ruth leaves and Keith comes over to berate Leo. Keith says, "I'd prefer it if you didn't talk to my wife. You're lucky I don't do you for assault. And slander." Quentin interrupts them, "If you two are going to start hitting each other, could you do it outside?
