The Stunning Organics empire finally appears to be falling apart on Home and Away in the UK the following week, and it’s all because to the f**king Alf Stewart!
Alf (Ray Meagher) and Marilyn (Emily Symons) had hoped that the shady skincare company was doomed after the recent bomb attack, which was meant for Marilyn (Emily Symons) but wound up hurting Roo (Georgie Parker), John (Shane Withington), and Mali (Kyle Shilling).
However, the two were horrified to learn that Carey Fielding (Eloise Snape), the company’s newly appointed CEO, was distancing the organisation from the actions of its irate former boss and guaranteeing that everything would continue as normal for all of their brand ambassadors, according to a report in the Coastal News.
All of Marilyn and her family’s struggles were for nought because she had sued the firm in the first place to get justice for those brand ambassadors.
The next week, Marilyn tells Alf that Carey has been contacting her via emails and text messages. Carey wants Marilyn to attend a news conference they are hosting at their headquarters in the hopes of putting all the recent shady business behind them.
Alf is furious that they would want Marilyn to act as if everything is fine right now while Roo continues to lie unconscious in a city hospital bed.
Carey then makes Marilyn an enticing offer to try to sweeten the deal—a staggering $25,000—but she ignores the messages. Given that Marilyn became a brand ambassador in the first place in order to raise money for her son Jett’s (Will McDonald) wedding, the offer might be the solution to all of her problems, but she isn’t going to be duped.
As Marilyn gets ready to call Carey and tell her where to shove it, Alf observes that it is really a bribe.
Alf then advises Marilyn not to be so hasty with her rejection of Carey. Alf is thinking of a strategy and muses whether they could be able to persuade Stunning Organics to have the press conference on their own property.
Alf and Marilyn will soon arrive at the surf club, which has been prepared for the press junket.
She hesitantly asks Alf whether he’s ready before announcing that they are carrying out this action on behalf of Roo.
When Kirby (Angelina Thomson), who had gotten a text from Marilyn, arrived at the surf club, Marilyn asked her to support them but didn’t have time to explain.
Carey announces the company’s fresh beginning and proudly introduces Marilyn to the media as the person who helped them see the way forwards to begin the processes.
However, when Marilyn approaches the microphone, she abruptly steps aside, saying that they must hear from someone much more crucial. Alf!
As Alf assumes the spotlight and displays some before and after images of Roo, Carey has no idea what’s about to strike her.
The shocked media hears Alf say, “This is my daughter, Roo.” “Stunning Organics is to thank for putting her in a coma.”
Alf argues that this goes deeper than the former CEO’s actions—the entire corporation is corrupt from the inside out—and Carey is not going to be fobbed off.
When Marilyn queries why, in that case, was she bribed to be there today, Carey’s attempt at damage control is rapidly derailed. Carey claims that today signals the beginning of a new, ethical start for Stunning Organics.
When the press approaches Carey for a statement regarding Marilyn’s accusation, she and her group decide to leave quickly.
Alf, however, won’t stand for it and pursues the CEO outside while yelling at her not to ignore him. Was she even paying attention when he spoke? He demands she give him Roo’s name as he aggressively shows her the image of Roo once more.
Carey protests that she had nothing to do with what had transpired, but as Alf’s rage flares, Carey loses it and rips the boards out of Alf’s hands.
She says, “I don’t care. “We are uninterested in your daughter!”
Carey is unaware that Marilyn, Kirby, and the media have followed them outside, though. they have heard everything, too.
Marilyn confidently declares that people will now finally learn the truth about the corporation as Kirby streams the event live.
Is this Stunning Organics’ last act?
