Maisie Smith made her brief return to EastEnders tonight as Tiffany Butcher.
Tiffany returned to Albert Square in tonight's episode, after getting a call from Whitney, who was increasingly concerned about Keegan (Zack Morris) after he went on an alcohol-fuelled rampage last night, setting fire to his truck.
He had been struggling to cope since finding out what really happened to his sister Chantelle Atkins, and that it was all Gray's doing, someone he trusted, respected and thought the world of.
In sweet scenes, as Keegan and Mitch grabbed a drink together in the pub whilst the police circled around the residents about the first, Tiffany rushed in to give Keegan an alibi, insisting there was no way he could have torched the van.
Keegan was incredibly shocked to see her - and as they caught up with one another, the pair finally got a chance to discuss what led to Tiffany fleeing Walford and starting a new life in Germany.
As they talked about what happened and Tiffany expressed her anger at her ex for not coming to the tube station and instead just accepting the divorce papers, she soon realised the truth of that night.
"You don't get to look at me like that," she told him, "You were the one who ignored my letter Keegs."
Puzzled, he insisted he had no knowledge of any letter, which only left Tiffany even more angry. She revealed what her letter had said - telling him to either post the divorce papers and she'd go, or rip them up and she'd stay - as she revealed to him she had been hoping he'd come and see her at the tube station.
"I didn't get it," he insisted to her, "I'm being serious. All I got was divorce papers, there was no letter."
Tiffany told Keegan that she had given them to Liam to give to him, as it soon dawned on the pair what had happened. As Keegan admitted he had lost out on the only girl he'd ever loved because of a letter, Tiffany leaned in and kissed him.
She had a huge smile on her face as she realised Keegan wasn't the one in the wrong and that Liam had meddled with the divorce papers, removing the letter and ensuring Tiffany left Walford for good.
