April Windsor – the innocent girl who once only wanted to help her friends – is now trapped in a spiral of guilt.

She was forced by Ray Walters to transport contraband to pay off her debt.

But what shocked everyone was: Ray was not the real ringleader.

Behind him was a woman – Celia – who was once considered April’s benefactor.

Celia entered April’s life as a gentle, delicate mentor. But the truth was revealed when Leo – April’s younger brother – accidentally swallowed a pill from the shipment she was hiding. The boy was hospitalized, and April panicked, crying in the hallway. Celia came to visit, gently stroked April’s hair but said something that left her speechless: “If you open your mouth, someone will never see you again.”

April began to realize that she was just a pawn. She secretly recorded the conversation between Celia and Ray. In the recording, Celia’s cold voice rang out: “She must understand her place, otherwise…” — evidence enough to overthrow her. But Celia was not so easily defeated. She had people follow April, intercept her phone, and threaten to “put the whole family on the pay list”.

With no way out, April sought out John Sugden – the only person she believed could help. John agreed to help her expose the truth, but the two were ambushed that night. The chase took place in the rain and mud, April ran away with the recording bag, and John used his body to shield her. When the flashlight shone, Celia appeared, her eyes cold: “I told you – never betray me.”

April shakily pulled out her phone, turned on the speaker so the recording could play in the dark. Celia’s voice came out clearly, denouncing her. Celia’s face changed color, but she still smiled faintly: “Do you think that evidence can save you?” And then, the sound of a police siren sounded in the distance. April raised her head, tears mixing with the rain, and whispered, “I’m not afraid anymore.”