While danger looms in the field, Iain Dean’s home life quietly implodes. Faith Cadogan is left deeply hurt when she discovers that Iain’s mother has died — not from her husband, but from Stevie Nash. The revelation strikes at the heart of their relationship, exposing a growing emotional divide.

Faith confronts Iain, desperate for honesty and reassurance. Instead, she is met with distance and deflection. When Iain finally speaks, his words land like a bombshell, forcing Faith to confront the possibility that their marriage may no longer be what she thought it was.

The exchange between them is raw and painfully realistic, highlighting how grief can isolate those who are suffering while pushing away the people who want to help. Faith’s frustration is palpable as she realises that love alone may not be enough to bridge the gap.

This storyline raises serious questions about the future of the couple. Can Faith continue to support a man who refuses to let her in? Or has Iain’s silence already caused irreversible damage?