Never mind the fact he slept with one of his wife’s nemeses, he is out for her blood and seems to be hellbent on doing what he can to break Kim Tate into tiny little pieces.

He’d become so likeable until Rose showed up! And dare we say it, Kim looks like she’s on rocky ground.

A much darker side has been brought out of Will since Kim (Claire King) got her revenge by making him dig his own grave and by filing for divorce. Will has got his own game plan.

Kim is in hot water having learned that her prenup holds about as much value as the crocheted rug on the bag of the Dingles’ sofa. Though Will contributed very little financially to the marriage, he’s entitled to half of everything in the divorce.

He’s even roped in another of Kim’s adversaries to really twist the knife, selling his half of the haulage yard to Caleb and falling into cahoots with the new Haulage boss to bring down Kim once and for all.

All the while, Kim has secretly admitted to Lydia (Karen Blick) she still loves him. Her way of showing it is by sleeping with her financial adviser.

This rattled Will – suggesting there are still feelings there for him too.

He has Jimmy round to smooth things over after the haulage fiasco and the two men enjoy a few beers. Kim comes home to a right old mess and is furious. Will enjoys her reaction, but he’s less enthused when later, she saunters downstairs dressed to the nines ready for a date with her financial adviser Peter.

Kim enjoys watching Will squirm, but Will gives her one better – he violently attacks his competition with a punch to the face.

There would be no bloodshed if he didn’t care, and Kim coyly admits to Lydia that hurting Will doesn’t feel as good as she hoped. Is there a twisted reconciliation on the cards?

Unlikely, as Will is plotting his next move. Drowning his sorrows in the pub, Kerry (Laura Norton) tries to perk him up and he gets his next heinous idea. How far will he go to hurt Kim