Following their long-awaited reconciliation, Hollyoaks couple Lucas Hay (Oscar Curtis) and Dillon Ray (Nathaniel Dass) take the next step in their relationship as they resolve to move in together.
The much-loved couple, as viewers know, were torn apart earlier this year after it was confirmed that Dillon was the biological father of Lucas’ nephew James, meaning he cheated on his beau – with his sister.
Lucas was heartbroken and told Dillon that there was no way back for them but ultimately he struggled to switch his feelings for his first love off.
After some advice from dad Ste (Kieron Richardson), he resolved to give Dillon another shot, with the former flames rekindling their romance last week at Weirside View – Lucas’ former home.
Dillon made his feelings very clear, not wanting their passionate reunion to be a ‘one off’, a sentiment which Lucas echoed.
Dillon, however, is harbouring a secret, given that he acquired the keys to Weirside View from Rex Gallagher (Jonny Labey).
Next week, Rex offers Dillon the opportunity to move into the property and, knowing how much Weirside View meant to Lucas, Dillon asks his beau if he’d like to move in with him.
Lucas appears to be keen as subsequent scenes see the two boys move their belongings into the building. Ste offers to help though it’s clear that he finds such a thing hard, given that he’s still missing James Nightingale (Gregory Finnegan).
Dillon, however, is well and truly on cloud nine over his new chapter with Lucas but, hearing him excited about moving on without the responsibility of his baby, Robbie Roscoe (Charlie Wernham) lashes out and hits the teen.
Rex, meanwhile, brings Kat over, who tells Frankie Osborne (Isabelle Smith) that she’s a dancer – and that she follows her on her social media platforms. The newcomer opens up to Frankie, telling her about the abuse she suffered at the hands of her uncle.
Darren (Ashley Taylor Dawson) has his concerns about the growing connection between the two and questions why Kat is hanging around with younger people.
As Dillon throws a moving-in party, Darren is left worried for Frankie and, pulling her aside, he informs Kat that Frankie is his daughter.
The question is: just what is Kat up to? And will Dillon and Lucas’ moving in party go as planned? Or will more sadness ensue?
