Awkward moment Toni is PIED by Cach after trying to kiss him – as new Love Island triangle forms
Toni and Cach have had a bit of a bumpy romance so far on the show, hindered by Toni and Harrison's will-they-won't-they situation.
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But after Harrison decided to leave the villa, Cach and Toni have grown close once more, with Toni attempting to reignite their spark.
This didn't go too well in tonight's episode, as Cach decided to reject her kiss on the terrace.
Toni invites him to the Hideaway for a private evening discussion, but he's quick to suggest the less intimate setting of the terrace instead.
Once up there, Toni asks Cach: ' You're confused?' to which he replies: 'Yes, I'm confused.'
Toni then suggests she'll clear up some of his confusion, and leans in for a kiss.
But it quickly becomes a move that creates yet more confusion, as Cach rejects her attempts.
The next day, they discuss what happened at the first ever Love Island Festival.
They share another private moment, during which Toni says: 'I'll be alright that you didn't kiss me but it still hurts.'
He replies: 'I didn't kiss you then but that doesn't mean it's going to be a never…'
Emotional moment Love Island star Cach admits he DOES still like Toni
She presses on: 'Where do we go from here, now you denied me my kiss?'
Of course, all the while, Cach has been getting to know Billykiss too, and the pair have shared a kiss already.
Earlier in the series, Love Island fans were left outraged after a recoupling saw Toni sensationally steal back Harrison hours after he slept with Lauren.
Humiliated Cach then broke down in tears following the shock betrayal.
Last night, Toni and Cach spoke on the daybeds, and she teased him for giving her a score of 10 for her kiss during the challenge.
She asked him: "Like, what do you think about me now?"
Cach replied: "Well, obviously I still have feelings for you."
Toni replied: "I was hesitant to speak to you after the Harrison thing because I didn't want you to feel like an option."
Cach sighed and said: "You've made this bare complicated for no reason. I still aint got an answer for you right now. Other that I'm willing to talk to you still. The door is not completely shut."
Cach told her he's still exploring with Billykiss but they haven't had the affectionate or sexual side.
Love Island continues tonight at 9pm on ITV2 and ITVX
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