 Hunter McQueen (Theo Graham) will have to answer some serious questions in Hollyoaks after Carter Shepherd (David Ames) reports him to the police over his relationship with Freya Calder (Ellie Henry). The high school teacher, as viewers know, has tried to support Freya in the wake of her return to the eponymous village, following a number of life-changing ordeals. Freya, however, got the wrong end of the stick, believing that there was something between them, buying the teacher gifts and sending him pieces of her art. Having become aware of her crush, Hunter sought advice from Beau Ramsey (Jon-Paul Bell) and John Paul McQueen (James Sutton), resolving to tell Freya that their relationship is nothing more than that of a student and a teacher. He does just that later this week but, despite his revelation, Freya refuses to believe it, with upcoming scenes seeing her confess her love for the art teacher, saying that their relationship is similar to what he had with Neeta. Hunter, horrified, is quick to reassure Freya that this simply isn't the case. Zoe is summoned to the school after new head teacher Carter reports him (Picture: Lime Pictures) Things, however, take quite a turn at the end of the week, with a video circulating around the school on social media, which gives off the wrong impression. After some advice from Beau, Hunter decides to go to new head teacher Carter Shepherd, informing him of the video, explaining that it's nothing more than a misunderstanding. Little does he know, however, that Carter is Freya's dad! Carter reveals that he's Freya's dad – and he clearly wants action taken! (Picture: Lime Pictures) Carter speaks to Freya – but will she back up Hunter? (Picture: Lime Pictures) The head teacher asks Hunter to wait outside and, after a short while, he returns with DS Zoe Anderson (Garcia Brown) in tow, ha){kind=link}
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Hunter McQueen (Theo Graham) will have to answer some serious questions in Hollyoaks after Carter Shepherd (David Ames) reports him to the police over his relationship with Freya Calder (Ellie Henry).
The high school teacher, as viewers know, has tried to support Freya in the wake of her return to the eponymous village, following a number of life-changing ordeals.
Freya, however, got the wrong end of the stick, believing that there was something between them, buying the teacher gifts and sending him pieces of her art.
Having become aware of her crush, Hunter sought advice from Beau Ramsey (Jon-Paul Bell) and John Paul McQueen (James Sutton), resolving to tell Freya that their relationship is nothing more than that of a student and a teacher.