Emmerdale fans sickened as Maya Stepney manipulates victim Jacob Gallagher into being abused again
The paedophile teacher was rushed to hospital after being hit on the head with her own suitcase last night
EVIL Maya Stepney guilt tripped her teenage victim Jacob Gallagher into staying with her tonight, leaving Emmerdale viewers sickened.
The paedophile teacher - who is played by actress Louisa Clein in the ITV soap - was rushed to hospital after being hit on the head with her own suitcase last night.
But as she recovered from her injuries, she used them to make her devastated grooming victim Jacob feel responsible for trying to end their relationship.
As Jacob insisted he would never have revealed her abuse, she told him: "How was I supposed to know that? I've never seen you so cruel."
Jacob replied: "Listen you don't need to. What we had stays between us, alright? I'm really sorry for scaring you."
Forcing him to promise to always keep her vile actions a secret, she added: "Promise me, however angry I may make you that you'll never, never do this again. Because I kept imagining scenarios being summoned into Jessie's office, interrogated about our private moments.
"She wouldn't understand. Nobody would."
She added: "It's too hard seeing you every day when I can't be close to you., It's killing me Jacob. I may just be a teenage crush to you but the time we spent alone kept me going. So I thought if we could get some distance then it would be easier to forget."
And as she lead Jacob into telling her he still loved her, she used it to get him back in her clutches, saying: "You do still care? Don't say it unless you mean it, just because you feel sorry for me.
He replied: "I'm not, I couldn't stop thinking about seeing you and saying sorry for how horrible that was. Never run out on me again, do you promise?"
Finally getting what she wanted, Maya replied: "I promise, as long as I've got you."
Viewers were sickened about her behaviour and desperate for Jacob to get out and away from the vile teacher.
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