In Neighbours, Levi (Richie Morris) is still in a difficult situation and is just making matters worse for himself by continuing to plot to take on his assailants alone.
Kyle (Chris Milligan) discovers that Levi has been surreptitiously spying on the men who beat him up when he was a youngster, and he realizes that this isn’t good. He confronts his cousin, fearful that he will face the goons alone. Levi becomes enraged and tells Kyle to mind his own business. The issue is, he could require all of the assistance he can get.
What Levi doesn’t realize is that he’s been careless in his own investigation. He hasn’t even attempted to hide his traces, and his snooping, as well as his locations, have been discovered.
The discovery of a toy train on Levi’s doorstep is terrifying. He understands what this means; it’s a message letting them know he’s on to them and where they can find him if he doesn’t drop it now. Kyle insists that he go to the police station, but Levi believes he knows better.
But, deep down, he’s fighting to grasp the feelings he’s experiencing as a result of the gift; he’s trying to be tough, but he’s rattled. He collapses in front of Yashvi, unsure of what to do or where to turn (Olivia Junker).
Levi determines that telling his employer the truth is the best course of action, and he goes to check on the assailants personally. This causes far more harm than good, leaving Levi far more exposed than anybody anticipated.
The two guys corner Levi enraged at being under police surveillance. They warn him that if he doesn’t leave them alone, he’ll die, yet their threats make him fear for his life. Is it too late for Levi to change his mind?
Scenes will begin airing on Channel 5 on Monday, July 12th.
