This week, Weatherfield exploded with drama when little April Windsor – one of the most beloved characters of the audience – suddenly disappeared in the night.

A disappearance without warning, without clues, without a message.

When the clock struck 11 pm and April had not returned, Marlon Dingle had a bad feeling.

He ran around the village looking for her, calling every acquaintance but no one knew where April had gone.

The climax was when Marlon discovered April’s coat abandoned near the forest – a place no one should go at night.

While the whole village was in chaos, the audience was revealed the truth: April was kidnapped by Ray Walters and Celia, locked in an abandoned warehouse on the edge of town. The scene was dark, the rusty iron door opened, Ray appeared with a flashlight shining straight at April’s face. She was trembling but still tried to fight back. Ray sneered, “Don’t try it. You owe us, and now you have to pay.”

The shocking truth: Ray and Celia had been using April all this time – forcing her to deliver messages, transport things, and when April dared to resist, they decided to “teach her a lesson.” April’s hands were tied, her mouth was gagged, but her eyes were still sharp – she refused to surrender.

In the village, Marlon discovered a video sent from an unknown number – April crying in the dark. The video was short and blurry, but everyone could hear Ray’s voice in the background: “If you run away, you won’t survive.” The whole village was in a state of panic. Bear Dingle pounded the table in the Woolpack: “We’re not waiting for the police. We’re going to find April ourselves!”

While the whole village rushed out to search, April once again tried to save herself. She used a small piece of glass she’d picked up from the floor to cut the rope that bound her. Her hands were bleeding, but she bit her lip, trying to bear the pain. Each step Ray took made her heart pound. She knew she had only seconds to run.

As Ray opened the door, April rushed into the darkness outside. She ran through the woods, barefoot on rocks, breathing heavily. Ray chased after her, shouting, “You think you can get away?” April fell, got up, ran again. The camera shook, the flashlights swung back and forth – adrenaline was at its peak.

Track 1 ends with Marlon and Bear seeing someone fall down the slope – and the scream: “APRIL!”