In the series of dramas that are focusing on April and Marlon, Celia Daniels unexpectedly becomes the most frightening character this week.

It is not Ray Walters – but Celia who makes viewers shiver because of her sobriety, coldness and terrible level of manipulation.

Dylan Penders – the only person who suspects the system behind Ray – is collecting information at home.

He flips through each photo, until his eyes stop at the photo of Bear Wolf. But what Dylan did not expect was that Celia had sneaked in, as light as a ghost.

When Dylan turned around, Celia was standing right behind him.

At that moment, the entire audience held their breath.

Celia looked at Bear’s photo for a long time, as if seeing a ghost from the past. From her expression, the audience could feel: Bear was an important character in this whole chain. Maybe the person who betrayed Ray. Maybe someone knew Celia’s secret. Or maybe Celia herself had set up Bear.

Dylan – ever the outspoken one – asked immediately:
“You know Bear Wolf?”

Celia didn’t answer. She just smiled slightly:
“You’re looking in the wrong direction.”

But that wasn’t what scared Dylan. Celia bent down and picked up the photo of April in front of Callum’s house from his desk.

She said:
“You better stop digging. Some kids can’t handle the truth.”

Dylan clenched his fists.

Celia stood very close to him, whispering:
“You don’t know Ray. And you don’t know me.”

Nagging, threatening, but powerful.

Celia left Dylan’s house like a poisonous wind. But the moment she walked away, Dylan knew that Celia had just confirmed something terrible:
Everything involving April and Callum was part of Ray and Celia’s plan.

After the encounter, Dylan begins to speculate:
– Celia doesn’t just work for Ray.
– Celia deals with people who “go too far.”
– And Celia is willing to threaten children.

Dylan immediately informs Rhona and Marlon that Celia is after them. This is the scene that worries fans the most:
If Celia can break into Dylan’s house, how far can she go to hide her secret?

At the end of the song, Dylan says to himself:
“Celia knows too much. And I think… she’s done some really bad things.”

The screen cuts off as Celia watches from across the street – her gaze is so cold it makes the audience shiver.