Although Chelsea Fox's (Zaraah Abrahams) ordeal was over, and son Jordan (Jahsaiah Williams) was home and safe after being abducted by his paternal great grandmother Sheila Atkins (Sheila Ruskin), another incident was unfolding at the prison.
Gray was holding him hostage with a makeshift weapon - a shaven-off toothbrush with a pointed end. When Ian went to sound the alarm, Gray warned that it would take a long time before the guards arrived and by that point, he would be dead.
The men's argument seemed to calm down, and for a moment, it seemed like Gray was beginning to understand the error of his ways. He still wanted Jordan to be a part of his life, though said he failed to recognise him as his son due to years of being raised by Chelsea.
He fell to the floor and cried out for help, though when the officers arrived, Ian was handcuffed and led away.
News soon reached Walford and Chelsea headed to the police station to provide a statement about Gray's blackmail of Ian. His mum Kathy Beale (Gillian Taylforth) hoped that it would prove he'd acted in self-defence or that the stabbing was purely accidental.
Fortunately for Ian, Gray survived. Chelsea paid him a visit in the hospital, asserting that he would never play a part in Jordan's life and that, when her son was old enough, she'd tell him everything that his sick father did.
When Gray commented that he couldn't live without Jordan, Chelsea told him to die.
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Elsewhere in Albert Square, DC Craig Ingram (Matthew James-Bailey) found an upset Amy Mitchell (Ellie Dadd) in McKlunky's.
Amy was saddened that her bond with dad Jack Branning (Scott Maslen) was on the line, with him angry that she was more concerned about her relationship with Denzel Danes (Jaden Ladega) and the attack on Joel Marshall (Max Murray) than step-mum Denise Fox's (Diane Parish) cancer battle.
Enraged, she picked up a hammer and smashed him around the head.
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