No less tense, the story of April Windsor (Amelia Flanagan) takes the audience to dangerous turns.

After the incident of dropping drugs that nearly caused Leo to have an accident, Rhona (Zoë Henry) cannot accept April staying at home.

Marlon (Mark Charnock) is heartbroken but cannot change his decision, and can only helplessly watch his daughter pack up her belongings.

April is determined to leave, and immediately falls into the sights of Ray Walters (Joe Absolom) – a scheming man involved in drugs.

He offers April a place to stay, turning the young girl into a potential prey for his dark schemes. Luckily, Bob Hope (Tony Audenshaw) discovers and pulls April back to the B&B, saving her from Ray’s clutches. However, Ray is angry, clearly showing his intention not to let go easily.

Notably, Celia Daniels (Jaye Griffiths) plays the role of “counselor” when convincing Rhona that letting April live away from home is the right solution. With an authoritative voice and sharp arguments, Celia cleverly reinforces Rhona’s beliefs, while in fact contributing to separating April from her family.

This makes April increasingly vulnerable to dangerous temptations. The big question is: is Celia secretly manipulating April to turn her into a pawn in a dark plan? And Marlon, will Rhona realize her mistake before it’s too late?