While the Webster household is in turmoil, another drama erupts: Theo Silverton – the seemingly perfect man – turns out to be a schemer.

On the outside, he is a model husband, a loving father, but on the inside is a broken soul and a terrifying controlling streak.

Todd Grimshaw is the first to notice something is wrong.

Todd is initially drawn to Theo’s maturity – who seems to understand him, listens to him, and protects him.

But the more Todd gets involved, the more he feels suffocated. Every word, every action, even the way he breathes – is controlled by Theo.

When Todd accidentally discovers shady messages on Theo’s phone, everything falls apart. A man named Noah appears, talking about the “human repair therapy” Theo once participated in. Todd was shocked – it turned out that the person he loved was hiding a dark past, where love and control mixed together into a sweet poison.

One night, Todd stood in front of Theo’s house, his voice trembling: “What did you do to me?” Theo only replied: “You don’t understand me.” From that moment, Todd realized – this was no longer love, but a dangerous psychological game.

Theo’s wife – Danielle – began to suspect when she saw her child was scared, and the sleepless nights continued. She secretly followed the trail, discovered a secret room – where Theo kept old “therapy” records. When the truth was revealed, Danielle collapsed, Todd panicked, and Theo remained cold: “I just want everyone to be better.”

The story ended with Todd’s creepy look, in his head there was only one question echoing: “Can love be the sweetest prison?” And Corrie had never been so dark.