The three strands are not separate. They are intersecting and about to create a real “earthquake” in Weatherfield.

Imagine: Becky goes to Eva – Ben’s wife – to reveal that Ben’s son is missing but Cassie knows his location.

Cassie is using Ken and may get information from Ben or Maggie.

Meanwhile, Tracy is denouncing Cassie, but Cassie counters: “Want to protect Ken? Then deal with Driscoll first.” Becky looks at Tracy with a cold gaze: “I have proof.”

A worthy scene: Becky appears at the Rovers, plays the recording: “Will’s mother said he wasn’t on the train – who took him?” Ben is furious, Maggie is scared, Eva is crying, Cassie stands behind with a smirk, Tracy rushes in and shouts: “Cassie, have you had enough of joking?” The atmosphere explodes, the residents are in chaos.

The knots are waiting to be untied:

Who is really behind the disappearance?

Is Becky involved with Cassie and Ben?

Will Tracy use this to take Cassie down?

Everything is set for an emotional explosion: betrayal, loss, public recrimination – and only one person will be left standing after the storm.