Eden and Abigail are appalled by Remi’s behaviour, and Levi later confronts him, warning him that if he ever speaks to Mackenzie like that again, they’re going to have a serious problem.

That night, Remi arrives at the diner apartment to find Bree drunk, having spent the evening listening to Avalon’s new song.

He encourages Bree to stop torturing herself by listening to it, but she tells him that she needs to know what was so important for him to throw their relationship away.

When Remi returns the following morning to find Bree nursing a hangover, he admits that Avalon text him about a gig at Salt, but that he’s shut it down and broken all contact with her.

What’s more, he has no intention of listening to their collaboration.

Bree pushes back, telling him that as much as she hates to admit it, the song is very good! She wants him to listen to it and acknowledge it, so that they can both put it behind them and move on.

She attempts to force Remi to sit through it and listen, but it ends badly, and she later apologises.

Remi explains that it’s not just that song – after what he did, he doesn’t want anything to do with music right now. He doesn’t want to listen to it, and he certainly doesn’t want to play it!

However, Bree doesn’t think that shutting himself off from music is the answer. She thinks his guilt over sleeping with Avalon is threatening to ruin his one passion, and she wants to change his mind.

Planning to throw him back in at the deep end, she finds Mackenzie and asks if she can book Salt for a gig – for Remi and Eden to play together!

She explains that Remi doesn’t know yet, but asks Mac to “book the gig, I’ll make sure he’s here!”

Will her plan work, or just push Remi over the edge once more?