Michelle plans revenge on Robert
AS THE BRIDE’S REVENGE PLOT FALLS INTO PLACE, VICKY GOES MISSING – AND IS PRESUMED DEAD…
The moment that Michelle has been meticulously plotting for weeks finally arrives on her wedding day, as she successfully steals the Bistro away from Robert – while still planning to expose him as a lying, cheating scumbag!
However, before the pair make it as far as the altar, a furious argument between Robert and Vicky ends with his pregnant other woman disappearing without trace – prompting Tyler to accuse Robert of murdering his mum…
“Robert has been spinning all these plates for so many months and, on what he hopes will be the happiest day of his life, they all come crashing down around him,” gossips our Corrie insider. “After Michelle appeared to forgive him for his relationship with Vicky – and Vicky threw him out – Robert was looking forward to a fresh start. However, that’s the last thing he gets – and it all kicks off with Vicky unexpectedly turning up at the Bistro on the eve of his nuptials…”
SIGNED AND SEALED!
As Michelle and Robert’s loved ones gather for pre-wedding drinks at the restaurant, Vicky crashes the party. Michelle hasn’t told anyone other than Carla about Robert’s double life, so that she can get on with setting him up. So, when Vicky arrives, Michelle is forced to lie to the likes of Ali and Ryan, and tells them that Robert is simply helping Vicky with Tyler.
Meanwhile, Vicky informs Robert she plans to take him to the cleaners – giving Michelle the perfect opportunity to insist that he sign the Bistro over to her, to prevent Vicky from getting her hands on it. Robert isn’t keen, but eventually he agrees – oblivious to the fact that he is playing right into Michelle’s hands. Vicky then leaves, and that could be the last anyone sees of her…
TILL DEATH US DO PART?
On Michelle’s orders, Robert follows Vicky to Macclesfield and bans her from even thinking about turning up to their wedding ceremony. Events then take a sinister turn after the two end up rowing, before one of Vicky’s neighbours hears an almighty crash, followed by an eerie silence.
“Robert returns to the Street, and assures Michelle that Vicky won’t rock up at the church,” grimaces our spy. “Viewers will be left wondering how far he has gone to be rid of her.”
With Vicky suspiciously out of the picture, Michelle is free to focus on taking revenge on Robert. As the big day arrives, the bride tells Carla that she is excited to expose the truth about him. However, when the couple come face to face at the altar, and Robert reads out his heartfelt vows, Michelle is torn. Will she be able to see through her original plan?
WEDDING CRASHER!
Either way, Robert and Chelle’s big day descends into chaos as Tyler crashes the ceremony – and demands to know what has happened to Vicky!
As speculation mounts over whether Robert has done away with the lad’s mum, Michelle remembers him cryptically promising that Vicky was no longer a threat to their special day. And when the police turn up on the cobbles in search of Robert, keen to question him about Vicky’s disappearance, he begins to feel the heat.
Does Robert have something utterly terrible to hide?
BANG TO RIGHTS?
As the chef struggles to keep his cool, he decides to pay Tyler a visit and accuses him of reporting him to the police. Robert pleads with the teen to believe him, insisting that he would never intend to harm Vicky or their baby.
However, as detectives probing her disappearance build their case, both Michelle and Carla are grilled about Robert’s violent history…
“Regardless of Michelle’s feelings towards him at this point, the fact remains that Robert has a chequered past,” points out our mole. “And when Carla is quizzed, she recalls that Robert beat up his old drugdealer pal, Rich Collis, a couple of years ago. With evidence stacking up against him, it’s not looking good for Robert.”
So, the big questions are: Has Robert done away with Vicky? And where do the events of his disastrous wedding day leave him and Michelle?
Evidence is stacking up against Robert – it doesn’t look good”