In Neighbours, Levi (Richie Morris) has gotten himself too involved in bringing his childhood assailants to justice. What has he brought upon himself? What about his loved ones?
He’s gone about it all wrong, taking retribution into his own hands and stalking the assailants after discovering their names. However, stakeouts are not Levi’s strong suit, and Mitch and Nelson immediately realized they were being followed by the officer.
They left him a small warning of a toy train in his doorway when they first found his little business as a reminder of what they did to him all those years ago, but he refused to heed the message and walk away. Instead, he went to his supervisor, who took issues into his own hands, but this backfired, causing Levi to have even more trouble.
Things are starting to get ugly now. Kyle (Chris Milligan) is pleading with his cousin to leave the goons alone as he works his tail hard to defend him. Levi swears that he’ll stay far away, and he means it. Unfortunately, Yashvi (Olivia Junkeer) does not make such a commitment and resolves to assist her buddy.
But covert observation isn’t her strong suit, and the two bad boys notice her spying attempts and aren’t pleased about it. She has no idea that her actions would have far-reaching implications for others.
Yashvi tries to get Levi to pursue them again, but he realizes it’s a foolish and hazardous notion, and he finally sees the light. He has a panic attack as the notion and worry of additional difficulties overtakes him. David (Takaya Honda) attempts to calm Levi down as he begs for air.
But it’s too late; Yashvi has set off a chain reaction. The goons pay a visit to Sheila, who is scared and eager to show Levi why he should leave them alone. Sheila is next on Levi and Yashvi’s hit list as a result of their failure to drop it.
What exactly did they do?
Scenes will begin airing on Channel 5 on Monday, July 19th.
