Monday night's episode of Love Island was a dramatic start to the week.
Tensions rose between islanders in a game of Snog, Marry, Pie and Chloe Burrows and Toby Aromolaran shared their first night together in the hideaway.
Chloe and Toby have been coupled up since the pair shared a kiss during the 'Line of Booty' challenge.
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Here is everything that happened in Monday's episode:
Chloe and Toby get steamy in the hideaway
The pair took their relationship to the next level as they were picked by the other islanders to share a night in the hideaway.
Millie received a text which said: "Islanders, the hideaway is open tonight. Please choose the lucky couple to spend the night alone. #thecatthatgotthecream #donotdisturb"
Toby wore a cowboy hat and a pair of jeans whilst Chloe opted for lace lingerie.
Chloe asked Toby if he was pleased to be in the hideaway and he replied that he was "very happy to be here."
Tensions rise in Snog, Marry, Pie
Jake Cornish chose to share a kiss with Kaz Kamwi during the latest challenge whilst his partner, Liberty Poole, looked on.
The game involved the girls lining up as the boys decided who deserved a kiss, a proposal, or a cream pie in the face.
The tables were then turned and the girls made their choices.
After the kiss, Liberty said: "Love you Kaz."
There seemed to be a growing rift between new boy Danny Bibby and Lucinda Strafford, as he was annoyed she "hadn't spoken to me."
Danny instead chose to kiss Andrea-Jane Bunker, marry Millie Court and pie Lucinda.
Aaron and Lucinda share a kiss
Things heated up between Aaron Francis and Lucinda, after the pair shared a kiss by the firepit.
Aaron and Danny had been stuck in a love triangle with Lucinda, with Danny being coupled up with her.
After Danny decided to pie Lucinda during the challenge, the pair had a frank discussion about their future, deciding to just stay friends.
Danny even called Lucinda "a matt black Lamborghini that I want to drive. I’ve got the key but it doesn’t work."
Chatting with Aaron, Lucinda said "good things come to those who wait," before the couple shared a kiss.
Is this beginning of a new Love Island relationship?
Love Island airs at 9pm on ITV2.
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