After being knocked back by Jay Brown and given a reality check by Phil Mitchell, Ruby drowns her sorrows in The Vic.
But by the time she’s dropped home by her worried friend Stacey Fowler, Ruby – played by Louisa Lytton – has already hatched a plan to lure Ross back to Walford and prove what kind of a man he is.
Later, as Ruby prepares for her plan, Ross and Matt both arrive on the Square. Ross unwittingly lets himself into Ruby’s flat and is stunned to find her waiting for him.
Ross is confused by her behaviour but when she tells him she wants to make him an offer, Ross is all ears.
What’s Ruby got planned for the men who raped her?.
Ruby was assaulted by Ross and Matt last year after a drunken night out at the E20 went disastrously wrong.
She’d gone back to their flat and willingly slept with Ross. But after passing out drunk, she came round to find Matt on top of her and later discovered that Ross had egged him on.
Ruby was in turmoil about the night before Stacey pointed out that if she hadn’t given consent, then it meant she’d been raped.
EastEnders fans were recently shocked when Ruby got a blast from the past and was accused of sexual harassment by a guy who worked for her.
After reporting her to the police he confessed he’d only slept with her because she made him feel like he’d lose his job if he didn’t.
Viewers were sickened when Ruby tracked down Blake and told him to ‘get a grip’ before apologising for her actions, saying she had no idea how she’d made him feel.
He told her: "We both know I am not lying. It's taken me a long time to process it, to see it as what it was."
Ruby told him to "get a grip" and insisted their sleeping together was consensual, but in fact it was anything but.
"You were my boss," he told her as Shirley Carter listened in.
"Don't you remember the office Christmas party. The way you came onto me. You kept rubbing up against me, telling me I was your Christmas bonus.
"I wasn't laughing. You kept touching me and grabbing my bum. I thought if I didn't have sex with you then I'd get fired. I was right, wasn't I? Because when it ended you fired me."
He added: "I know I wasn't great at the job, and that's why I had to go along with your advances and make myself have sex with you."
She followed him to the station and demanded he tell her that her rapists weren't involved and to know who put him up to it.
He told her: "You have to know, someone did put me up to it – my girlfriend. She was the one who made me see it for what it was – sexual assault.
"She's right, I have to face up what happened and you've got to be made to realise that you can't get away with it."
An upset Ruby told him: "I'm sorry, I'm so sorry, I had no idea. I'll leave you alone, you do what you feel is right."
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