While the sweet proposal still lingers, Coronation Street immediately turns the script with a series of dark details.

Kit Green – Lisa’s close colleague – suddenly expresses doubts about the innocence of DI Costello, their direct superior.

Kit cannot ignore the strange signs related to Logan Radcliffe and the mysterious case surrounding the death of Becky – Lisa’s ex-wife.

Lisa, although her intuition tells Kit that he is right, still advises him to stop.

For her, the happiness that has just begun with Carla is more important than anything. But Kit refuses to let go. He secretly returns to the office, accesses the data and discovers that Logan has been transferred to the isolation ward after a fight – right after Carla visited. Those suspicious coincidences only make Kit believe that someone has manipulated the whole case.

The atmosphere in the film is gloomy, tension permeates every frame. The climax is when DI Costello suddenly appears in the office, catching Kit “working overtime”. With a cold gaze, he asks Kit to leave immediately. The audience seems to feel the dangerous aura emanating from every word Costello says – a sign that Kit has gone too far and is being watched.

While Lisa is still busy toasting with Carla and friends at the Rovers Return, Kit comes to her to warn her. He affirms that Costello is involved in the case and may even be a link in a large corruption ring. Lisa, a little tipsy, just shakes her head and promises to discuss it tomorrow. However, what she doesn’t know is that at that moment, somewhere else, DI Costello has called his accomplice, coldly uttering a sentence that makes the audience shudder: “DS Swain is getting too close to the truth… I will take care of her myself.”

A direct threat, signaling that Lisa is not only facing a complicated case, but also unwittingly becoming prey to powerful people. Her joy could be shattered at any moment, and Coronation Street viewers know full well: this is just the beginning of a series of bloody dramas.