As Harper (Jessica Redmayne) faces the challenge of finding somewhere else to live, she continues to be wound up by the presence of Jo (Maddison Brown).

Things have been awkward between the pair on account of Jo’s interest in Harper’s ex-fiancé Tane (Ethan Browne), who Harper is still hung up on despite him admitting he didn’t love her on the morning of their wedding.

Sharing baby Archie with Tane means that Harper steering clear of him isn’t a possibility, and seeing her ex heading back onto the dating scene has brought out the green-eyed monster.

Not that Tane and Jo’s attempts to get together have been entirely successful. During their last attempted date, Jo spotted a call coming in from Harper on Tane’s phone whilst he was at the bar and declined it, fed up of their dates constantly being interrupted. She soon came clean and Tane was annoyed at her overstepping.

When Harper bumps into Jo talking to Marilyn (Emily Symons) in the diner, she realises that she and David are the ones that have bought the house.

Harper puts on a brave face as Jo admits she feels a little guilty, awkwardly offering some advice about the local real estate agents.

Acknowledging Jo’s offer to help out if needed, Harper heads out, her polite smile turning into a scowl as soon as she’s out the door.

Thinking she’s got Harper on-side, Jo decides to take matters into her own hands. Wanting to ease her guilt about buying Irene’s home—and picking up on Tane’s unease about Harper and Archie being left in limbo—she sets about looking for a rental for Harper.

But when Jo calls over at the Beach House with a hot tip for a rental, Harper finally snaps, as she orders Jo to stay out of her personal life.

“For the last time, I don’t need your help,” Harper tells her. “What I need, is for you to get the hell out of my house.”

Still seething, Harper goes straight to Tane, demanding that he keep Jo well away from her business.

Stung by Harper’s anger, Tane makes it clear where his priorities lie. He meets with Jo and, to her disappointment, it’s not a date. Instead, he tells her to stop trying to fix things. Harper’s never going to forgive her or see past the negative impact she’s had on her life, whether it was her fault or not.

At their next bootcamp, Tane suggests to Jo that it might not be a good idea her attending anymore, pointing out that Harper often turns up. Jo snaps back, accusing him of still having unfinished business with his ex.

Tane denies that the case, before going on to admit that he does like Jo and wants to see her. But he knows Harper’s feelings haven’t gone away and doesn’t want to make things worse for her. Jo’s dubious about his claim, especially since Harper herself told her to take a chance with him a few weeks back.

Tane won’t budge however, as much as it pains him to say it, this is the end of the road for them.

Confiding in Levi (Tristan Gorey), Jo admits she can’t shake the thought of what might have been. On impulse, she turns up at Tane’s, telling him she understands—she’ll steer clear from now on. But before leaving, she plants a kiss on him, making sure he knows exactly what he’s passing up…