Remi (Adam Rowland) discovered what was happening and demanded that Beau cut Sonny loose, but Beau instead named a price of $500,000.
As a result, he failed to appear for Dana’s (Ally Harris) carefully planned surprise proposal.
The situation later became more complicated at their engagement party. Remi discreetly questioned Harper about Beau’s connection to Sonny, but she assumed that he was jealous of their friendship and jokingly put an arm around him.
Back at the apartment, Dana explained to everyone that her difficult childhood had left her unable to trust anybody but Harper, until Sonny made her feel safe.
The following morning, Remi warned Sonny that he could no longer watch his actions affect Dana and Harper. He gave him one final opportunity to confess, making it clear that he would otherwise report his dealing to the police.
Beau responded by immediately backhanding her across the face, leaving Harper horrified by how quickly his temper had turned violent.
Heading over to Yabbie Creek police station, Remi reports that steroids are being supplied through Summer Bay Fit.
When Cash (Nicholas Cartwright) explains that he needs a formal statement before being able to take any action, Remi goes on record and names Beau as the dealer.
The statement provides enough for David (Jeremy Lindsay Taylor) to arrange a search warrant for the gym.
Cash feels that he owes owner Tane (Ethan Browne) some advance warning, but David refuses to take any chance that the drugs could disappear before officers arrive.
“She finally realises Beau isn’t who he has made himself out to be.”
When Harper returns to the apartment, Beau points to the violence he witnessed growing up in an attempt to explain his actions.
An emotional Beau claims that Harper has inspired him to break the cycle, but continues his manipulation by insisting that he can only change if she stays with him.
Cash eventually has no option but to let Beau go, and when the police search reveals no sign of anything untoward at the gym, it seems the case against him has all but collapsed.
Remi confronts Sonny, realising that he must have moved his stash when Remi first warned him about going to the police. But Sonny is too angry about the report to heed Remi’s warning that his involvement can’t remain hidden indefinitely.
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