“It’s either me or her.”
In the most recent Australian episode of Home and Away, Rose Delaney gave her boyfriend Mali Hudson a make-or-break ultimatum.
The pair’s relationship reached a breaking point as Summer Bay newbie Zara Campbell persisted in trying to sever their bond.
When Zara disclosed that she was Mali’s ex-girlfriend when she first arrived in town last month, Rose became uneasy.
Even though Mali stated that his family does not take this custom seriously, things only grew worse when Zara revealed that she had once been set up as a “promised wife” for Mali.
Mali has persisted on standing by Zara during the past few weeks since his society places a high value on duties to friends and family.
Since then, Zara has seemed to abuse Mali’s devotion in an effort to reunite with him.
In the Australian episode airing on Channel 7 on Wednesday, Zara overstepped her bounds by interrupting Mali and Rose’s date at Salt.
Mali and Rose were enjoying their rare moment of solitude when Zara interrupted and offered to pay for supper for the three of them. Zara wouldn’t accept no for an answer.
Mali has persisted on standing by Zara during the past few weeks since his society places a high value on duties to friends and family.
Since then, Zara has seemed to abuse Mali’s devotion in an effort to reunite with him.
In the Australian episode airing on Channel 7 on Wednesday, Zara overstepped her bounds by interrupting Mali and Rose’s date at Salt.
Mali and Rose were enjoying their rare moment of solitude when Zara interrupted and offered to pay for supper for the three of them. Zara wouldn’t accept no for an answer.
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