The youngster is starting to move on after losing Hendrix.
There's good news for Mackenzie Hargreaves (Georgie Stone) on Neighbours following the release of the reboot.
In the old series, viewers will vividly remember her devastating heartache following the death of her husband, Hendrix (Ben Turland).
Two years, on when we catch up with Mackenzie, she obviously isn't quite over what happened to Hendrix, but she is in a much better place, living in the new shared house with Haz (Shiv Palekar) and Byron (Xavier Molyneux).
The good news is that it seems there's some light on the horizon for Mackenzie, as she shows signs of moving on while growing closer to Haz.
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Will she learn to put the past behind her and make a move forward with Haz?
Elsewhere in the thrilling opening episode, Neighbours delivered a big shock for viewers when it was revealed that the big teased wedding wasn't between Terese (Rebekah Elmaloglou) and Paul (Stefan Dennis) as expected, but actually between Terese and Toadie!
Fans will remember that at the end of the original series, Toadie married Melanie (Lucinda Cowden) in a sweet ceremony.
It's not quite clear what happened during the two year time jump which caused Toadie and Melanie to break up, or where Mel is now, but fans will be keen to find out, that's for sure.
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