The DNA test results not only reveal the heartbreaking truth to Charity Dingle, but also drag Ross Barton back into the center of the drama storm in Emmerdale.

When the doctor confirms that Ross is the father of the baby in her womb, Charity is shocked as if the whole world has turned its back on her.

But what makes things more complicated is: Ross’s reappearance will change the whole game.

Ross is a complex character: strong, fierce but also full of bad habits.

He once broke Charity’s heart with ambiguous relationships and continuous troubles. Now, as an “unwilling father”, how will Ross face it? Will he be brave enough to take responsibility, or will he run away like the past has proven?

For Charity, the fear comes not only from the pregnancy but also from the fact that Ross will interfere in her life once again. Every time she looks at her growing belly, she sees the image of Ross – the past she tries to forget but cannot. Charity is tormented by an internal conflict: between keeping the baby and letting Ross appear as a ghost in the family, or ending everything to keep a little peace.

The audience will witness dramatic scenes: Ross confronts Charity in the pub, his eyes both reproachful and full of worry. He demands the right to know, the right to intervene, while Charity tries to push him away. The words between them are like knives tearing the already tense atmosphere.