EastEnders Spoilers hint at a sacrifice of Grant next week. Though Grant Mitchell and Mark Fowler share a complicated father-son relationship, in Monday’s episode, Grant makes a sacrifice for his boy, Mark. Will it improve the relationship between the father and son? Stay with us to get more details about next week’s episodes.
Max Is Dubious!
The soap fans know that Rose Kemp reprised his role as Nigel Bates last month. The beloved character is a part of the dementia storyline, which has reached its emotional end. Meanwhile, since then, the soap followers have seen Grant failing to bond with Mark. Grant has been determined and has tried to get along with his estranged son.
However, his actions have troubled him. He tried to help him with his problems with Russell. However, this led to Mark being kidnapped and held to ransom. Elsewhere, Mark has also been involved in many dodgy dealings with Lauren Branning. They have been selling stolen vehicles at the car lot to get cash.
This week, the soap fans also saw Mark considering robbing the car lpt safe to clear his debt to Russell. Though he backed out before stealing anything, he dropped the keys to No.55. Max Branning found them and was dubious. Meanwhile, next week, Max observes Lauren as she takes delivery of another car. Later, he shares his suspicions about the keys to Cindy Beale.
Grant Makes A Big Sacrifice For His Son!
Meanwhile, Grant, Sam and Phil confront Max on the doorstep. They dismiss his accusations. However, later, Max publicly reveals his suspicions about Mark during the unveiling of the new car lot name. He believes that he finally has proof. Then there is a shocking twist as Grant steps forward and takes the blame himself to protect Mark.
Elsewhere, Grant’s time on Square seems to be running out, with San suggesting that she and Grant return to Portugal together. Meanwhile, Lauren warns the Mitchells that Max has called the police authorities. The soap fans wonder – What will Grant do now? Stay tuned to Soap Opera Daily for more EastEnders Spoilers.