Robert makes a huge sacrifice to save himself from John in thearly ITVX release
The incident leaves John shaken and injured, waking up in the hospital to the reality of what happened. Victoria Sugden (Isabel Hodgins) visits John during his hospital stay, pleading with him to consider the impact of reporting Robert to the police.
She urges John to think carefully about protecting Robert and the potential fallout for their family if the matter goes public. Despite Victoria's heartfelt appeal, John returns home still grappling with his feelings and soon uncovers dashcam footage that clearly shows Robert striking him, turning what seemed like a private family dispute into undeniable evidence of violence.
Meanwhile, Robert is not only dealing with the fallout of the attack but also feels mounting pressure from Ross Barton (Michael Parr). Ross warns Robert to tread carefully, cautioning him about the serious consequences that could follow if the situation escalates further.
Recognising the gravity of the situation, Victoria steps in to offer Robert practical advice: he needs to make amends with John before the police get involved and the family fractures beyond repair. More Trending
Taking this advice to heart, Robert visits John in the hospital. Robert offers a sincere apology, expressing remorse for his actions and begging John to reconsider reporting him to the authorities. In a surprising move to convince John, Robert makes a significant sacrifice; he promises to stay away from Aaron Dingle (Danny Miller) and gives John his solemn word that he will end the relationship.
This can't have been an easy deal for Robert to make, given his history with Aaron. However, it may be the only way for him to avoid legal repercussions.
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However, John has dashcam footage of the entire incident. Will he use this against Robert? Or will he keep his word, and can these two move past it?
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