If Moira is a symbol of resilience, then April Windsor embodies trauma.

She was deceived by Celia and Ray, forced into a criminal network when she was too young to understand.

Now, with Ray dead and Celia under investigation, April becomes the only witness who can expose the entire criminal network.

In a scene that leaves viewers heartbroken, April stands before the court, her voice trembling as she recounts how Celia manipulated her – luring her with gifts, then forcing her to film illegal videos, using them as blackmail for months.

Marlon – April’s father – sits in the courtroom, tears streaming down his face as he listens to his daughter’s account of the hell Celia created. Rhona grips his hand tightly, her eyes filled with both pain and anger.

However, the truth is not easily accepted. Celia’s lawyer releases fabricated evidence, claiming April “made it up for attention.” She is relentlessly attacked online, ostracized by her classmates, and becomes more withdrawn than ever. One sleepless night, April writes to Moira – who is also suffering injustice – saying she believes they are both “victims of the same demon.”

The truth is finally revealed when Cain and Marlon break into the old warehouse, finding a laptop containing a video of Ray confessing that Celia killed the man buried behind Moira’s farm. This video becomes the key to Moira’s liberation – and also the evidence that leads to Celia’s trial.