Gray Atkins's (Toby-Alexander Smith) manipulation of grandmother Sheila (Sheila Ruskin) has escalated, and she now has her hands on his son Jordan Fox's (Jahsaiah Williams) passport.
The youngster stuck to his word, and when Chelsea returned home, said that they'd spent the day watching cartoons. While her back was turned, Sheila got her hands on Jordan's ID and slipped it into her pocket.
She then rang Gray, saying that he just needed to give her the go-ahead and their plan would begin.
She felt like this was too much of a risk, and that Jordan might spill to Chelsea.
When they returned home, Jordan referred to a "man" that he'd met earlier in the day. Chelsea wondered who he was referring to, and Sheila rapidly explained that they'd been speaking to a stranger in the park earlier.
To make matters worse, when she was waiting to visit him, she saw Sheila and Jordan leaving the visitors room.
Chelsea was furious and ordered Sheila out of the house, unaware that she has his passport and is now planning to abduct him and leave the country.
Meanwhile, across the Square, Mark Fowler (Stephen Aaron-Sipple) came to blows with Max Branning (Jake Wood) over his 'business partnership' with his daughter Lauren Beale (Jacqueline Jossa).
Rushing out of the pub, Mark bumped into Lauren's son Louie (Jake McNally), and was left guilt-ridden upon hearing how upset he was that his parents were bickering. Knowing that he was the root cause of the problem, he began to consider following Lauren's wish for him to prove how much he means to her and leave Walford.
It was Vicki Fowler (Alice Haig) and Sharon Watts (Letitia Dean) saying a tearful goodbye to Mark, as he jumped into a taxi and drove off into the distance.
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