Tiffany (played by Maisie Smith) has taken a shine to gang leader Evie (Sophia Capasso) on EastEnders, but recently, the menace has been hitting out at the teenager over the decreasing income of the drug deals Tiffany has taken on.
To help bring in sales, Tiffany has recruited young Denny Rickman (Bleu Landau) after Evie ordered her to target Phil Mitchell’s (Steve McFadden) step-son.
With the income increasing, it seemed Evie was back to charming Tiffany but the schoolgirl was left reeling when she saw the gang leader being abused by her boyfriend and boss, taking out his frustrations over declining drug sales on his girlfriend.
Evie ended up breaking down to Tiffany, after the schoolgirl admitted she’d seen the gang leader with her abuser and during tonight’s instalment of the BBC soap, Tiffany tried to think of a way of raising more cash.
We’ve not made enough money
Tiffany Butcher
At the beginning of the episode, Tiffany tried to ring Evie but couldn’t get through, instead leaving her an email leaving the teenager even more concerned.
However, Evie’s dismissive attitude wasn’t only noticed by Tiffany as young recruit Denny was also concerned about her, asking the teenager if the gang leader was ok.
“Nothing’s happening, no one’s doing nothing. We’ve not made enough money,” Tiffany remarked, with Denny seeming more troubled by the admission.
When the youngster was given a chance to get his hands on some extra cash later on in the episode, Denny exchanged some vital information for many.
Speaking with newcomer Bailey Baker (Kara-Leah Fernandes) about her father Mitch Baker’s (Roger Griffiths) ex Karen Taylor’s (Lorraine Stanley) son Keanu Taylor (Danny Walters) after the concerned mother confronted Phil, Denny revelled the young mechanic had got embroiled in some dodgy dealings.
Bailey then handed
