The Weatherfield neighborhood is preparing for a shock: Carla Connor will lose control when she suspects Becky Swain is playing some kind of game in the relationship between Becky and her wife – Lisa Swain.

Carla begins to feel that Becky is not simply “a wife who wants peace” but may have a plot behind it.

Scene Highlight: Becky is invited to Lisa’s house for lunch. When Carla sees Becky lightly touch Lisa’s plate of food – then she picks up a piece – Carla is “shocked”.

There, Carla looks at Becky and thinks: “Is she just trying to be intimate… or is it more?”

Later, Carla goes to the police station and tells Kit Green that Becky “isn’t who she seems”.

As for Becky – her return is not simply “going home”: she brings with her the “wife died and came back to life” story, which gives Lisa a sense of security, but Carla feels confused. Becky and Lisa start to have intimate moments – for example, Becky hugs Lisa when no one is looking, then Lisa quickly deletes the message with Becky when Carla enters the room. Lisa will be caught looking intimately at Becky, right when Carla is outside.

Situation: Carla loses trust → Becky has the advantage → Lisa stands between them. If Carla accidentally speaks first, Becky can turn around and say “I just want to help Lisa through this difficult time”. Who is right? Who is wrong? The whole village will watch.
My little prediction: Carla will explode when she sees Becky talking quietly with Kit at the station, then Lisa will be dragged into a small police interrogation. Becky will not be a simple person – she may have a plan to get something back from Lisa.