Finn (played by Rob Mills) became a free man on Neighbours earlier this week as the court acquitted him of his past crimes following glowing testimonies by the likes of Susan Kennedy (Jackie Woodburne).
Developments in the story will soon see Finn move in with Susan and her husband Karl Kennedy (Alan Fletcher) as the character gets a regular status on the Channel 5 soap, with actor Rob Mills, 36, reprising is role as the former villain last year.
Susan and Karl’s decision not only puts strain on the couple's marriage, but they will also feel the wrath of their neighbours, none more so than Toadie Rebecchi (Ryan Maloney).
However, when Finn tries to help Toadie next week to show him he has changed his ways, the former felon decides to take unlawful action.
Having recently returned to Ramsay Street following the sudden death of his wife Sonya Rebecchi (Eve Morey), Toadie isn’t in the best mood to be dealing with the likes of Finn.
When the widower decides he wants to help the community in respect of his late wife, Toadie launches the Sonya Rebecchi Foundation.
To get the idea up off the ground, Toadie begins promoting the scheme and organises a launch party, which Finn believes could be the perfect opportunity to make peace with the grieving Erinsborough resident.
Not wanting Finn anywhere near his plans, Toadie strongly rejects the former villain's offer to help him, which only gives the reformed felon another idea.
Knowing Toadie’s office will be empty, Finn breaks into the premises, but not for revenge, as he explains to Bea Nilsson (Bonnie Anderson).
Seeing her abductor in such a state, reminding her of what he was like in the past before his amnesia, Bea presses Finn for answers as to why he’s taken unlawful action
