April Windsor — the seemingly innocent girl in Emmerdale — is now mired in a quagmire of guilt because of one heartbreaking mistake.

In a fit of guilt, April believes she has “killed” Callum — whom she thought was dead after hitting him with a vodka bottle in a panic.

Unaware that Callum is still alive, April wakes up in the middle of the night, burdened with guilt, trying to make it right — she sneaks a Christmas letter to Callum with money to make up for her mistake.

But unfortunately: as she sneaks the letter, Callum opens the door — looking at her.

A look that is enough to make April’s heart skip a beat.

Instead of calling the police or trying to find help, Callum calls Ray Walters — the man behind all the events. With just one phone call, April’s whole sky darkens: Ray rushes to her and silences her. Panic turns to fear — April realizes that it is not Callum, but herself who is being stalked.

As word spreads through the dark gang, the one in the light — Celia Daniels — knows that April is not only making herself miserable, but also threatening their power. One “foolish brat” who makes a move that is not planned — is enough for Celia to decide: “Get her off this filthy farm.” And so the dark trap is set — April fears not just guilt, but an ending no one dares to imagine.

That night, Weatherfield is moonless, with only hurried footsteps and stealthy figures — and April, the girl who once dreamed of a peaceful Christmas, now stands before the gates of hell. If you think Emmerdale is just a love story, drama is a false promise — then tonight, it will teach you: one mistake — enough to destroy a heart, a life, and all hope.