In upcoming scenes, Caleb Milligan (Will Ash) overhears that Ethan Anderson’s (Emile John) hit-and-run case will be dropped. This doesn’t go down well with Charles as Manpreet Sharma (Rebecca Sarker) tries to calm him.

Later on, Charles is drunk in the pub as Charity Dingle (Emma Atkins) tells Caleb the vicar probably doesn’t want to go home as it reminds him of Ethan. Feeling sorry for him, Caleb decides to take Charles back home, much to Ruby Milligan’s (Beth Cordingly) alarm.

The next morning, Charles wakes up and thanks Caleb for his hospitality. While drinking some coffee he accidentally spills it on the rug, fetching a cloth to clean up the mess, Charles finds an intriguing invoice and takes it.

In the day, Charles insists on giving Caleb a lift into Hotten. Although he’s unsure about the offer, he decides to accept it against his better judgment.

While in the car, Caleb is confused when Charles starts to get overcome with emotion and quickly pulls into a lay-by and gets out of the car.

Concerned, Caleb follows Charles through the woods as the vicar starts to reminisce about Ethan.

Doing his best to comfort the grieving father, Charles starts to question the hit-and-run case being dropped.

However, things take a turn when Charles’ expression hardens and Caleb finds himself caught in the vicar’s crosshairs over Ethan’s death.

Realising the seriousness of the situation, Caleb tries to return to the car but is stopped by an increasingly angry Charles.

As he produces the invoice he found in his house earlier on, it suggests that Caleb is involved in the hit-and-run.

Doing his best to placate the vicar’s rising anger and determination to get to the truth, what will Caleb say?

Although what Charles doesn’t know is the real culprit for mowing down his son is Ruby, who took revenge on Ethan.