As Leah’s hallucinations develop worse the next week on Home and Away in the UK, she starts to think Justin is a member of Vita Nova who is trying to harm her.
Leah’s (Ada Nicodemou) desire to put off their wedding plans while she attends to her mental health concerns has Justin (James Stewart) in disbelief right now.
Leah has been experiencing sleeplessness due to nightmares she has every night. However, last week, she passed out while driving and blew a red light, which resulted in an accident.
Though he had agreed to take things a little slower and thought Leah had moved over her problems, Justin had not anticipated that she would want to reschedule their wedding.
Next week, Justin grudgingly grants Leah’s request, but advises them to remain silent for the time being to avoid attracting unwelcome attention. Justin continues to want to discuss matters further, but Leah swiftly uses Theo’s (Matt Evans) appearance as a distraction to leave for work.
But Justin can’t shake an uneasy feeling, so he quickly goes to the diner to ask questions. Surely, she’s simply delaying the wedding rather than calling it off entirely?
Leah just responded that she doesn’t know what she wants right now and doesn’t want to talk about it.
Leah fuels herself with coffee the next morning at the garage, after yet another restless night, and offers one to Justin as an apology for being brief with him.
But she lashes out, accusing him of constantly trying to “fix” her faults when she sees that he’s working on the car that struck her.
Leah informs Justin that there was no need for him to become involved as the insurance would pay everything, even though he reminds her that they had previously discussed his restoring the car.
From the workplace, Theo hears them arguing and wonders what’s going on. Because Leah feels that they should give him an explanation, Justin tells him that Leah has decided to put off the wedding.
Naturally, Theo is worried, but the pair reassures him that they are still together and just need some time to sort things out.
