Chloe Harris's (Jessie Elland) life was hanging in the balance in tonight's Emmerdale (11th October), in the aftermath of this week's shocking car crash.

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With Chloe driving her and boyfriend Mackenzie Boyd (Lawrence Robb) out of the village, she planned to dump him in the middle of nowhere after learning of his fling with ex Charity Dingle (Emma Atkins).

Fate had other plans as a van crashed into the trio, sending the car upside down. When Mack escaped, he realised the car was dangerously close to toppling off the side of a cliff, and he could only save one of the women.

It was revealed that Mack instinctively grabbed Charity's hand, saving her life. But, as a montage of memories from her time with Mack played out, Chloe watched him make his choice before the car dropped from the cliff and she was thrown with it.

In shock, Mack and Charity thought that Chloe was dead - but as Charity heard a lullaby from one of baby Reuben's toys, the pair reached Chloe's side, where they realised she was in fact still alive.

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Mack cradled her in his arms and she briefly regained consciousness for long enough to utter his name, while Mack could barely believe Chloe had survived as he assured her she would be okay.

But the odds weren't in her favour as he found another wound, with a shard of something sticking out of Chloe's stomach!

Emma Atkins as Charity Dingle, flagging down the air ambulance in Emmerdale
Emma Atkins as Charity Dingle. ITV

Charity flagged down the paramedics as an air ambulance arrived on the scene, and a medic eventually told Mack that they had stabilised Chloe - but she needed surgery as soon as possible. Mack couldn't cope with his guilt, knowing that he may have caused impending death for the mother of his child.

Charity comforted Mack by pointing out that he had to make a split second decision, but Mack replied that they both knew he had chosen Charity over Chloe. But will Chloe make it thorough her ordeal?

It's really not looking good, but the ITV soap is of course giving nothing away, so we'll just have to tune in again on Thursday.

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