Recently, Mackenzie Boyd (played by Lawrence Robb) and Aaron Dingle (played by Danny Miller) in Emmerdale teamed up, and as part of their new business endeavor, they have been robbing unsuspecting victims of their automobiles.
They took a significant risk in recent scenes when they stole from Cain Dingle (Jeff Hordley), and even though it was a near miss, the two guys were happy to have escaped with it.
At least that’s what they believed.
They were unaware that Cain had overheard their whole discussion as they spoke about the circumstances behind their robbery.
Soon after, he confronted them about it, which caused tensions to rise amongst them all.
In a recent teaser video, Natalie J. Robb’s character Moira Barton expresses concern about Mack’s actions and attempts to speak with him about them.
Mack tries to resist when he realizes that Moira is trying to stage an intervention, but Moira is adamant on being heard.
She expresses her understanding of his pain after the death of his son Reuben, but she begs him to avoid turning his family into adversaries.
As viewers are aware, Mack was left devastated when Chloe Harris (Jessie Elland), who had taken Reuben with her when she left the town on Boxing Day after her father Damon Harris (Robert Beck), passed suddenly.
Mack says he doesn’t need Moira’s guidance and quickly brushes off her worries.
Mack is left to reflect on their chat as Moira storms out, obviously frustrated and not making any progress.
Will he keep screwing Aaron around or will he come to his senses eventually?
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