Neighbours spoilers follow.
Neighbours' Andrew Rodwell is set to be tested by a honeytrap scam as his wife Wendy fears infidelity.
Recent episodes have seen newcomer Sandra Jago attending Andrew's self-defence classes, heaping him with praise for his work within the community. But while Andrew was flattered by the kind words, Max and Holly later informed him that Sandra was flirting.
The cop awkwardly explained that he is a happily married man, leaving Sandra mortified for having misread the signals.
Meanwhile, after struggling to find work in Erinsborough, Wendy received a permanent job offer back in Murrayville. But the possibility of moving presented yet another challenge for the married couple as they disagreed about their future plans.
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In next week's episodes, Wendy helps out Nicolette Stone at the coffee shop. Sandra enters, and Wendy is left stunned when she learns that Sandra knows details about her marital problems.
Wendy discusses this with Nicolette, and they find out that Sandra is talking to a guy on a dating app who appears to have the same tattoo as Andrew. Wendy doesn't think Andrew would be on a dating app or having an affair, but Nicolette is less sure.
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Later, Wendy tries to subtly question Andrew, but Nicolette thinks they should use her fake profile to get to the truth. Uncomfortable with this plan, Wendy struggles with the urge to check Andrew's phone.
Meanwhile, Nicolette takes matters into her own hands, moving ahead with her honeytrap plan. She messages 'HotRod69' from her fake account but Wendy is not happy. What will they discover?
These scenes air on Thursday 8 May and Monday 12 May.
Neighbours releases new episodes from Mondays to Thursdays for free on Amazon Freevee and Prime Video in the UK and US. In Australia, the show airs from Mondays to Thursdays at 4pm on Channel 10, with a 6.30pm repeat screening on 10 Peach Comedy.
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