Abi Webster announces that she wants a divorce from Kevin Webster — and the entire Weatherfield street is suddenly immersed in a drama of guilt, lies, and feelings of betrayal.

From many episodes ago, the rhythm of their marriage has shown signs of cracking: Kevin is immersed in work, his health is up and down, his feelings of insecurity are piling up, and Abi is silently enduring the feeling of being forgotten.

But the real explosion comes when Abi suddenly says: “Kevin, I can’t continue this life anymore.”

The scene takes place on a rainy evening, Abi walks into the house — eyes red, hands shaking — and puts the divorce papers on the table: “I’ve been thinking about it for a long time.”

Kevin, stunned, looks at her in disbelief. “Why? Tell me the reason!” — Kevin’s voice rings out in bewilderment. But Abi is silent. When he tries to force her to confess, she only replies: “I need freedom, I need to get out of this relationship.”

Rumors immediately spread: many people suspected that Abi filed for an affair — especially with Carl Webster. Kevin was suspicious, questioning his younger brother: “Carl, did you touch my wife?” Carl denied it outright, his face cold. Abi also denied: “That’s not the reason.” But everyone understood: if Abi didn’t speak, Kevin would continue to find answers from vague memories, small hints in messages, in eyes.

An imaginary scene I added: Kevin searched for Abi’s phone, opened the deleted chat — there were traces of “? — I remember” and “call me” — he called that evidence. Abi ran in, grabbed the phone, and shouted: “Don’t find fault with this phone!” The decision to file for divorce was like a preemptive strike, but also Abi’s way of protecting herself from invisible pressures.