Upon waking up from his coma, Cain Dingle exploded like a volcano.

He rushed to Mill Cottage to confront Caleb, furious to discover that his brother had helped John Sugden escape.

For Cain, this was not only a betrayal but also an insult to the memory of Nate – who had died without justice.

Unable to control himself, Cain pulled out his gun and pointed it straight at Caleb.

This breathtaking scene made the audience hold their breath: the two brothers, who had fought together through many storms, were now on opposite sides of the battle line. Cain screamed, forcing Caleb to explain. Meanwhile, Caleb tried to defend himself by saying that it was all to protect his family from John revealing Anthony’s death.

But Cain did not accept any arguments. Painful and resentful, he considered Caleb as the one who had “sold out” the family. The encounter is not just a war of words, but also a declaration of war between blood relatives. Will Cain pull the trigger, or will brotherly love prevent him from crossing the line of sin?