The drama intensifies midway through the ceremony when someone interrupts. And, no, it’s not Will.
“Will would not be caught dead at that wedding,” insists Massey. “He doesn’t want anything to do with it. He’s off drinking alone.”
The culprit is actually Sonny’s uncle, Victor, who can’t believe his nephew has kowtowed to Leo’s demands. After Sonny explains that he’s doing what he has to do for their family, Victor relents. The wedding resumes, and Sonny and Leo are declared married.
Sad Days Ahead
As for what’s next, Smith admits there’s more sadness, suffering, and drama in store for Sonny and his true love Will.
“It’s really tough. Sonny can’t even see Will moving forward, because he doesn’t want to piss off Leo,” shares Smith. “He can’t cross that line, because Leo has all the power. He could turn Sonny and Will in and they could maybe go to prison.
“Plus, Sonny’s going to have to put on a front as if he and Leo are really married,” continues Smith. “This is someone Sonny hates, and he’s going to have to be nice to him in public.”
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But Behind-the-Scenes Fun
While an agonizing time for Will and Sonny, Massey admits he’s loving the story twist.
“When Christopher Sean [ex-Paul] left and seemingly the door was wide open for Sonny and Will to get back together and live happily ever after, I knew something had to happen,” says Massey.
“I was wondering what it was going to be. Then, I found out Greg [Rikaart, Leo] was coming back, and I was so excited. He does such an amazing job with his character. Every scene he’s in is so alive.”
Unfortunately, it also means nothing but heartache for poor Will and Sonny.
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