EastEnders spoilers follow.
EastEnders' Stacey Slater will face a dilemma over her future with ex-husband Martin.
Stacey will begin to contemplate a reunion with Martin in upcoming scenes, after going on an awkward date with sinister newcomer Theo.
As Kathy and Rocky's wedding approaches, Lily is horrified that Theo is her mum’s wedding date, but Stacey doesn’t remember leaving a drunken voicemail asking Martin to be her plus one instead.
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Things get awkward when Martin shows up just after Theo does, leaving Stacey with a decision to make.
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At the registry office later on, Martin and Stacey share a moment.
Stacey feels awkward when Theo tries to wind Martin up by kissing her hand.
She becomes conflicted about what to do about Martin in the long-term, but Jean urges her daughter to stop getting in the way of her own happiness.
With Jean's words ringing true, Stacey makes a final decision about her future and whether Martin is part of it.
Stacey and Martin are united when they join the Brannings for another family conference later in the week.
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Martin is in awe of how Stacey fought for Lily and her baby’s future, but she is still unsure over what to do about their relationship.
Eve tries to convince Stacey that she should give things another go with Martin, but Stacey is worried about the risk that comes with that.
She also knows she needs to be honest with Martin about the cam work she is still doing for a client, and braces herself to tell him.
As they talk, Martin worries about who Stacey is talking to and if she’s in danger.
It's not long before their conversation ends in a row as Stacey asserts that she’ll do what she wants. Could their chance of a reunion be over before it's even begun?
EastEnders airs on Mondays-Thursdays at 7.30pm on BBC One. The show also streams on BBC iPlayer.
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