With Harry and Okie still at loggerheads, George grows suspicious again. When he sees Okie entering Kojo’s flat he becomes even more

convinced that they’re hiding something, and confronts Kojo and Harry when he learns that someone has changed the locks.

Unconvinced by their excuses, George grabs a set of keys and heads over to investigate. However, Okie has cleaned the flat, and George finds nothing to be suspicious of.

 

 

However, George knows that there’s something afoot, and tells Junior and Phil that he’s still suspicious. Meanwhile, Okie and Harry alert Ravi to the problem. Harry is left horrified when Ravi confirms he’ll sort George out himself.

The next day, with Ravi on the warpath, Harry and Kojo try to convince George to take Phil up on his offer of a boxing tour which would get him out of Walford for a few weeks.

 

 

The police tell a shaken Zoe that the shooting wasn’t a targeted attack. She returns home from the hospital, but is soon overwhelmed by the Slaters’ enthusiastic welcome.
Over at the café, Vicki confronts Zoe over dad Den’s death, causing Kathy and Anthony to step in. Vicki follows Zoe over to The Albert, where their vicious row continues.

At The Vic, Zoe’s mood worsens when she discovers that Freddie and Mo have shared details of her ordeal online. With a local paper publishing an article at the shooting, Zoe is terrified that she might be at risk. And, outside, she opens a chilling message from her past.

Kat and Anthony attempt to calm Zoe down, but she’s worried that she’s putting her family in danger. Packing her bags, she attempts to leave, but is stopped by Stacey. When Zoe tells her about Private Investigator Greg Dolan, Stacey goes to Jack for help, but he refuses to get involved.
Later, Zoe tells Stacey that she and Dolan had a fight, and she thinks he might be dead. Stacey decides that the best course of action is to find out for themselves, and they go and stake out his place.