Determined to save his friend from further torment, Kammy took matters into his own hands with a plan that was as reckless as it was brave.

Creating a fake profile under the name “Zain,” he signed up to the same LGBTQ+ forum where Vinny had first encountered Mike.

Pretending to be a closeted man engaged to a woman but secretly wrestling with his feelings for men, Kammy crafted a story designed to lure Mike out. And it worked.

Within hours, Mike responded, his predatory instincts too strong to resist what he thought was another vulnerable target.

Their arranged meeting played out like a thriller. Kammy, posing as nervous “Zain,” fumbled his words, played the part of a man trapped between two worlds. Mike, sharp-eyed and calculating, seemed to smell opportunity and perhaps suspicion. The air between them crackled with danger.

Kammy’s true goal, however, was never romance. At one point in their conversation, he maneuvered to put his number into Mike’s phone. The real plan? Grab the phone, delete every recording of Vinny, and escape before Mike realized what had happened. If he succeeds, Vinny will finally be free of the nightmare.

But soap operas thrive on disaster, and Emmerdale did not disappoint. Just as Kammy made his move, Mike’s expression shifted. The predator’s eyes are narrowed. Something wasn’t right. The reached tension boiling point as viewers watched Mike’s charm peel away to reveal menace. Kammy’s heart pounded. His carefully spun story hung by a thread.

The episode ended with a cruel cliffhanger, ITVX cutting away before viewers could see the outcome. But official teasers warn: a threat is made. And that means Kammy’s act of loyalty may have thrown both him and Vinny into even greater peril.