Confronted by Cash with the question of whether he truly loved Harper, Tane hesitated.
He admitted that he wasn’t necessarily ‘in love’ with Harper, but was sure that it would come with time and remained determined for the wedding to go ahead.
The couple found themselves with some time apart recently as Harper headed off to the city to train up her eventual maternity leave replacement.
In the meantime, Dana was left to carry on organising the wedding, but also found that she couldn’t get any input from Tane, who was happy to let her take the reins.
Harper’s surprise return to the bay last week was met with little fanfare from Tane.
Prompting her fiancé to give her a hug and welcome her home, Harper was disappointed that her absence clearly hadn’t caused Tane’s heart to grow fonder.
This week, Harper is still opting to stick her head in the sand, much to Dana’s frustration, who remains convinced that her sister is making a big mistake by marrying Tane.
The wedding day is fast approaching, and whilst Cash and Dana have been preparing, they’re shocked to discover the bride and groom have neglected to sort anything out for the wedding rehearsal. Tane’s attitude towards his vows was made quite clear in his first meeting with John, where he asked if there was some form of template they could work from.
Dana’s words niggling away at her, Harper soon comes across a picture of Tane with late wife Flick, which only hammers home just how different their relationship is.
