Weatherfield has never been peaceful for long, and this time, tragedy has knocked on Alahan’s door.

While Asha is trying to recover from a series of emotional traumas, she discovers that her twin brother Aadi Alahan has mysteriously disappeared – no text, no goodbye, just an empty room and a black USB.

At first, everyone believed that Aadi left because of family pressure.

But just a few days later, strange signals appeared: his phone was remotely locked, his bank cards were disabled, and most importantly — the USB that Asha found contained a chilling recording:

“I can’t stand watching anymore. If you hear this, it means they’ve found me.”

A shocking scene occurs when Asha plays the file in the dark — the light from the screen illuminates her dazed face. Heart pounding, she runs to her mother, Yasmeen, and exclaims: “Mum, he’s in danger. This isn’t normal.”

Yasmeen, who is usually tough, shows her panic for the first time. She can only whisper: “No one goes missing in Weatherfield without a reason, honey.”

From here, Asha embarks on a journey to find the truth. She discovers that Aadi was involved in a charity project funded by businessman Advait — but then abruptly withdrew. Rumors suggest that Aadi discovered shady money in the organization and was threatened into silence.

With the police remaining indifferent, Asha decides to investigate herself. She begins to receive anonymous messages: “Stop looking or you’ll be next.”
From then on, Asha’s life is no longer a quest to find him — it’s a race against the darkness.