The more viewers watch, the more they feel that Belle Dingle is not just “accidentally” involved in the Manchester wedding story.

Belle’s small conversations with people around her show that she is extremely tired of a female client who is “difficult to please”, “too perfectionist”, and “keeps wanting a choir for the wedding.”

On the other side of Corrie, Debbie Webster is doing exactly the same.

And no one can consider it a mere coincidence.

What escalates the drama is that Belle seems to know about the other female client’s private matters. She vaguely said that “sometimes, planners have to take care of the bride’s delicate psychological issues.” Immediately, Corrie fans thought of Debbie – who is showing signs of forgetfulness, being vague about time, and sometimes losing focus when discussing weddings. It’s possible Debbie accidentally shared her mental illness with her planner, and Belle became an unwilling witness to this secret.

If that theory is correct, Belle is in a difficult position: keep it a secret from her client or expose it when she feels like the wedding is about to go down the drain? Especially since Debbie is trying to move the wedding date up as soon as possible, as if she’s afraid she won’t be sane enough afterward. Belle is on an even tighter leash: if she gets it wrong, both the wedding and Debbie’s psyche could collapse.

Another creepy detail: Belle once said that the Manchester client had “a hotel with lots of trees.” Debbie’s hotel was the perfect location for a wedding with an intimate yet luxurious vibe. Trees, candles, and choir singing—every piece fits. And the way Belle sighs as she describes the experience of “planning for a difficult client” sounds like someone keeping a really big secret.