By the end of the week, Coronation Street’s climax explodes.

After receiving the results of the breakup, Kevin pours out his heart to Tyrone, confessing that he suspects Abi of having an affair with Carl.

At the same time, Abi hugs Carl tightly in the hotel, confessing her desire to “run away from everything”.

However, Carl takes it lightly, even turning the plan to run away into a joke.

This contradiction puts Abi in a dangerous situation: will she continue to choose the wrong path or return to her husband who is still devoted to her?

Meanwhile, the Naomi – Asha case is getting more and more tense. After the public exposure, Naomi decides to fight back. She rushes to Alahan’s house, announcing that she will sue Bernie for defamation. The audience is outraged: can a former abuser brazenly turn himself into a “victim”? But the law is harsh, and no one knows where the outcome will be.

On the other side of the line, Theo Silverton is excited to welcome his two children Miles and Millie to visit. He works hard to prepare the apartment neatly, full of hope for a reunion. But the joy quickly turns bitter, when the children coldly confess that they “only came because they were forced to”. Theo’s face darkens, making the audience shudder in anticipation of the extreme actions that may happen.

Not only that, Weatherfield is also filled with other drama: Jenny Connor (Sally Ann Matthews) suspects that her boyfriend George has feelings for Christina Midgeley, opening up a new love triangle. Meanwhile, Evelyn continues to bury her university dreams after Tyrone’s accident, quietly swallowing her tears.

All these pieces combine to form a breathtaking dramatic picture. Next week, Coronation Street promises to keep the audience on the edge of their seats, when love, betrayal, justice and family tragedy explode all at once.