Todd thought he had found a new home with Theo — the mysterious new guy in Weatherfield, with his sweet gestures, the familiar promises of “new love”.

But it turns out that the bruise he cleverly covered up behind a myriad of sudden explanations was the trigger for a storm of suspicion, a collapse of trust.

Theo told Todd to stay home for a few days, “not wanting anyone to see the obvious wound” — it sounded gentle, unexpected…

But Todd began to feel uneasy when the excuse kept repeating itself, each time more unbelievable.

I watched it and felt cold — the bruise was not just a physical wound, but also the first mark of a bigger lie. When Theo avoided simple questions, avoided meeting old friends, avoided exposing himself to suspicious eyes, Todd realized: there was something he hadn’t told — or was hiding a more terrible truth. Love that seemed beautiful, now revealed its true face… whether he wants it or not, Todd has to face it: he is in love with a person… who knows how to lie.

And in the bustling, noisy Weatherfield setting, suspicion grows quietly, but dangerously. A light touch — a small bruise — can destroy all trust. Will Todd be sober enough to open the door to truth before being drawn into Theo’s maze of lies? Just wait and see — the drama is not over yet.