This week’s Emmerdale opens with a huge shock: April Windsor – the village’s good girl – is arrested by the police in the middle of the night for possession of illegal drugs.

With a face still in panic, hands shaking, eyes red, April is taken into the interrogation room, where DS Clarke repeatedly asks: “Did anyone force you?”

But throughout the interrogation, April is silent, sometimes looking down at the table, sometimes pursing her lips as if trying to hold back tears.

When the news of April’s arrest spread home, Bob Hope almost collapsed on the spot.

He couldn’t believe his little niece had fallen into this mess. Bob rushed straight to the station, trying to stay calm, but when he saw April sitting behind the glass – small, frightened – his strong shell immediately melted away. “Here I am, you can say anything, just don’t hide it from me,” Bob choked out. But April responded with words as light as the wind but as painful as a knife: “Don’t tell Marlon’s father about this. Please.”

That’s when Bob understood that this was not simple. And it was true: the shadow behind was none other than Celia Daniels – the cold mastermind hiding behind a kind exterior. Celia and her henchman Ray Walters had lured April into the drug trafficking ring. April didn’t want to, but was threatened, set up and then dragged deeper.

In a scene that made fans’ skin crawl, Celia appeared outside the police station, standing a few meters away from Bob, smiling half-heartedly as if she had foreseen everything. When she approached April, Celia didn’t shout – she just said a sentence as light as a breath but sent a chill down her spine: “Don’t forget what we agreed on.”