Home and Away: Charlotte King will use Kyle in order to find out the truth about Brax
Home and Away's Kyle Braxton could be making his biggest mistake yet when he gets involved with killer Charlotte King in an upcoming storyline.
Charlotte (Erika Heynatz) will manipulate Kyle after villainous newcomer Trystan puts pressure on her to get information on Brax.
Although the majority of Summer Bay residents believe that Brax lost his life in a prison escape, Trystan believes otherwise and decides to use Charlotte to get to the bottom of the mystery.
Viewers know that Charlotte is carrying a dark secret of her own and therefore cannot afford to be blackmailed by Trystan, who is threatening to leave her and her family in serious danger if she doesn't cooperate.
As things continue to spiral out of control for Charlotte, she finds herself growing closer to Kyle, who is keen to comfort her in her time of need.
However, as she faces more blackmail from Trystan, Charlotte will decide to break into the sharehouse in order to hunt for more clues on Brax, but her plan soon falls apart when Kyle arrives.
Thinking quickly, Charlotte decides to distract a confused Kyle by kissing him and the pair end up spending the night together.
While Kyle is smitten with Charlotte following their night of passion, he remains unaware of the danger he is getting himself into by getting involved in her complicated web of lies.
To make matters worse, Kyle is furious when he witnesses a heated moment between Charlotte and Trystan and, wanting to protect her, lashes out and punches him.
Kyle's actions leave Charlotte in more danger than ever as Trystan menacingly picks up a baby photo of her son Hunter and later warns her that he will hurt them both if she doesn't get more information on Brax.
Charlotte is left with no choice but to continue to use Kyle in order to follow through with Trystan's demands, but will Kyle live to regret ever getting involved with her?
Nic Westaway, who plays Kyle, told TV Week: "Because Kyle has come from a place of darkness and has lost so much in his life, he is in a vulnerable state.
"You can see why he might attach himself to something that feels good. He is standing up for someone, who in his mind, doesn't deserve to be treated the way she has."
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