David confronts Josh about the attack, but he plays the innocent…
David’s groggy and confused when he wakes up in Josh’s bed. As he takes in his surroundings and pieces together the few memories he has of their night out, the terrible truth dawns on him – his ‘friend’ has raped him.
The crimper is in turmoil and dashes back home, where he desperately tries to clean himself, and dumps his clothes in the dustbin. He’s horrified when he goes back inside to see Josh nonchalantly chatting to Gail.
‘Josh has no shame at all; he even brings David a protein shake,’ reveals Jack P Shepherd, who plays the traumatised hairdresser.
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