Emmerdale character Kim Tate was in hot water after dinner with the Tates. She was in the hospital after eating food with her enemies. Graham had already warned her about them, but she was not convinced. Cain might be the potential culprit, but he told Sam that the food was safe. Keep reading to find out the whole story.
Kim Attends The Dinner!
The soap viewers are aware that Kim was shocked when Moira Dingle gave her Butler’s farm to the Tates. Since then, Joe hasn’t stepped back and has been troubling the Dingle family. Now both families are in a fight. Meanwhile, the story took a tragic turn in Monday’s episode when they were gathered for dinner.
In today’s instalment, Lydia Dingle was determined to solve the conflicts between the two families. She decided to invite Kim Tate to dinner. Kim Tate decided to give it a chance as Lydia was also there, so nothing could go wrong. However, Graham wasn’t convinced that it was a good idea.
Meanwhile, Sam Dingle foraged for mushrooms. Chas Dingle also made apple turnovers while Ruby Miligan brought some high-quality wine. Kim Tate was enjoying the dinner, and everything was going well. But Kim made a toast and began choking.
Is Cain Behind Kim’s Danger?
Then Kim Tate collapsed. Liam Cavanagh entered and took her to the hospital. Furthermore, Lydia Dingle explained the events to the trainee doctor, Jacob Gallagher. Elsewhere, Graham Foster and Gabby Thomas learned about Kim’s condition and went to see her in the hospital.
Meanwhile, at Wishing Well, the Dingle family opened up about the incident. They were in a state of bafflement. Sam asked Cain Dingle about the mushrooms, as he was the one who told him where to pick them from. Cain told him that the mushrooms were safe. But Cain had a dark expression. Thus, the soap fans are dubious – Was he telling the truth?
Furthermore, Graham had previously warned that the Dingles might poison Kim. Thus, Graham Foster decided to find out the culprit. But will he be successful? Stay tuned to Soap Opera Daily for more Emmerdale updates.