EastEnders' Nicola Mitchell takes drastic action to hide murderous secret – but can Teddy stop her?
EASTENDERS' Nicola Mitchell took desperate steps to cover up her deadly secret.
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Nicola returned to the scene of the crime with a shovel
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Can Teddy stop Nicola from making a fatal mistake?
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EastEnders viewers know that Nicola paid to scare off Harry Mitchell's (Elijah Holloway) ex-girlfriend Shareen.
However, in a shocking turn in events, Shareen was murdered and her body was buried in a Dartford business park.
With Teddy Mitchell (Roland Manookian) developing the park, Nicola was forced to confess to her crimes.
Teddy was left fuming for leaving him in the dark and urged her to fix it by leaving
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But instead, Nicola returned to the scene of the crime... with a shovel.
Nicola used all her might to dig up the gravel and hide the evidence.
The businesswoman didn't regret her murderous actions, as she admitted she would do it again for the sake of her family.
But then Teddy raced over to stop her in her tracks.
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He yelled: "Nic! Are you mad or stupid?"
Nicola replied: "No, I'm desperate Ted. I can't lose you all again, I can't!"
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Teddy grabbed her by the shoulders and said: "Listen to me! If we are going to fix this, you need to do exactly what I tell you to do okay?"
Nicola sobbed in Teddy's arms.
But what has Teddy got planned?
EastEnders airs Monday to Thursday at 7:30pm on BBC One or stream from 6am on BBC iPlayer.
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