Meena joins the grieving mourners at Leanna’s funeral this week, but it looks like the nurse could be heading for a prison cell when she drops a massive clanger – or, rather, Leanna’s ring…
Unsurprisingly, emotions are fraught in the build-up to the big day. Liam has entrusted Leyla with the funeral arrangements, but he’s not happy that she has got Jacob involved, and neither is he impressed with what he sees as the pair’s ‘overblown’ ideas.
Confronting his new wife, the grief-stricken dad tells her that she has let him down when he needed her the most, and that he’ll be taking charge from now, leaving her devastated.
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