Poor Rainie Branning. Shes managed to avoid drugs for a while and has committed to a life with Max and Abi. But tonight in EastEnders Max threw her out after he discovered an envelope full of drugs that Donna had put through the letterbox. But why did Rainie keep the drugs?
Out on the pavement Donna was chatting to Sonia and Robbie when she saw Max shove Rainie out onto the street. Rainies bags were packed and her prospects hopeless. Back inside the house Jack probed Max and wondered what had happened. All his brother said was that Rainie had left.
Max, understandably, thought Rainie was taking drugs again but viewers know that Donna was trying to set Rainie up.
A guilty Donna later offered Rainie her spare room, in case she had no other place to go. But Rainie wasnt giving up that easily. She marched over to the car lot and resisted Maxs attempts to hurl her out of the door again.
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Rainie insisted that she was telling the truth. Would a relapsed addict leave the drugs untouched? Rainie explained that she wanted to change, as Max had. When she swore on the baby that she was telling the truth, Max relented.
Later the pair speculated about who could be the true culprit. When Max suggested Donna, Rainie brushed him off and pointed out that the trader wasnt that bad. Little did she know.
Over dinner with Sonia and Robbie, Donnas life seemed to be finally coming together. Her relationship with Robbie was growing more serious by the day but Donna seemed unsettled when Robbie mentioned Max. Was the guilt eating at her again?
Meanwhile Rainie became convinced that her dealer was the person who had set her up. But when she walked over to confront him, he revealed that it was Donna who had bought the drugs. An astonished Rainie was left staring after him. How will she respond? And what does this mean for Donna and Robbie, who are finally moving forward?
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