In a parallel development, Coronation Street continues to test the feelings and trust of other characters.

Todd eagerly prepares to welcome Miles and Millie, diligently cleaning the house to welcome them.

But the joy has not yet bloomed when it is extinguished: Millie bluntly admits that they only came out of legal obligation, not from true feelings.

The shock makes Todd smile awkwardly, but his eyes are tinged with despair.

Jenny is no better. When she asked George to lunch, she hoped for a romantic date. But George used the excuse of being busy at the funeral home to tactfully decline. Not giving up, Jenny brought the mop herself to help, but unexpectedly found George happily working with Christina. The scene poured cold water on Jenny’s fragile trust.

Meanwhile, lunch at the Bistro made the atmosphere even heavier. Dee-Dee and Ollie join Adam and Alya, but instead of relaxing, Ollie keeps criticizing the food, leaving Dee-Dee embarrassed and unable to hide her face. A meal that should have bonded them becomes a “crack” in the relationship.

This episode shows that Coronation Street does not just focus on drama in affairs or lawsuits, but also exposes the fragility of every relationship: from family, love to personal pride. Each character is faced with difficult choices, and the audience will surely be swept up in each emotional shock.