Emmerdale is gripped by heartbreak as Bear Wolf vanishes without a trace.

What begins as concern spirals into chaos, and Paddy Dingle is left staring into the void of every father’s worst fear.

The search grows colder, the hope thinner, the silence louder.

For Paddy, this isn’t loss — it’s obliteration. His laughter fades, his purpose dissolves.

Every corner of the village reminds him of what’s missing. The man who once healed others now needs saving himself. Behind his eyes, there’s only the echo of a bond that may already be broken.

And then, the whispers start. Theories. Lies. Cover-ups. People who should’ve spoken — didn’t. This wasn’t just a disappearance — it detonated into a generational wound. The truth about Bear isn’t lost — it’s buried, deep within those who benefit from silence. The pain stretches far beyond one family — it becomes the village’s collective guilt.

But Paddy refuses to give in. He fights for answers, for justice, for peace. His grief becomes his weapon.

This isn’t just a man searching for his father — it’s a descent into the heart of Emmerdale’s darkest secret.