In new scenes, Will confronted Ben after he overheard him and Eva Price talking about him and Megan.
Wanting to clear his head, Will headed to the café, where he bumped into Sam Blakeman. Unaware that Sam had been having hallucinations centred on him, Will was taken aback when his pal got furious at the sight of him.
Sam told him that he’d been ruining his life and was “evil”, prompting a confused Will to apologise.
An upset Will hurried out, turning to a bottle of vodka and climbing up a scaffolding. When Asha Alahan spotted him and pleaded with him to get down, the teen said he was “proper messed up” and didn’t know if he’d feel “normal” again.
As Asha gave sound advice to Will, promising that it would get better for him, she texted Maggie while Hope Dobbs went to alert Ben.
The publican found Will still up the scaffolding, now talking to Maggie, who shared the vodka with him.
“I hate what Megan did to me, but I can’t get her out of my head,” Will told his grandmother, who urged him not to give his predatory coach any more power.
With Maggie’s help, Will finally got down and made up with his family, but an unexpected encounter risked upending everything again.
In the final scenes, Megan, who had been spying on Will, approached the teen.
“I missed you,” the abuser told the teen, who insisted she left him alone as Hope watched on from afar.
“I thought we were in love,” Megan said in yet another attempt to manipulate him but a resolute Will pushed her away and left.
Will this new run-in with Megan have an impact on Will?
