Neighbours spoilers follow.
Neighbours has confirmed another scheme from Chelsea Murphy, as she sabotages Paul Robinson and Terese Willis.
Paul and Terese's relationship recently hit a bump when Chelsea returned to Erinsborough with Paul's baby son Thomas. However, Paul isn't the biological father, as Chelsea lied in order to secure a better future for herself and the baby.
In upcoming episodes, the couple continue to drift apart as Terese struggles with her jealousy. Meanwhile, after sharing a kiss with Paul, Chelsea begins to wonder if there are still feelings between them.
Elsewhere, having recently moved into Terese's house, Darcy Tyler decides he wants to extend his lease. However, Terese, who is currently living with Paul, feels uneasy about the long-term proposal.
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Chelsea finds yet another way to get close to Paul by suggesting that Thomas should have the Robinson name. The suggestion causes Terese to share her relationship struggles with Susan Kennedy.
"Chelsea promised that she'd be respectful towards Paul and Terese's relationship when she returned to Erinsborough with baby Thomas – but that's all changed now," our Neighbours source shares.
"Once Chelsea shares her secret kiss with Paul, she's convinced that she has a chance with him again and decides to hurry things along. Will Paul and Terese be manipulated by her?"
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Susan understands Terese's fear, and explains that she needs her house on Ramsay Street as security in case her relationship with Paul doesn't work out.
Ultimately, Terese offers Darcy a short-term renewal of his lease instead of his proposed plan. Realising that Chelsea is central to Terese's decision, Darcy reveals her offer to Chelsea. She then informs a shocked Paul.
Will Chelsea be able to drive a wedge between the couple and win Paul back?
Neighbours will air these scenes on Monday 19 May.
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