After all, Asha started to turn to alcohol as a way to forget the pain.

But alcohol only made her slide further down the dangerous slope.

From a few glasses to help her sleep, she gradually drank more, then collapsed in the drunkenness.

Lisa once took her home drunk, but things did not stop there.

Nina – Asha’s close friend – began to feel uneasy. She clearly saw the change: Asha was cold, distant, her eyes were tired, her breath smelled of alcohol. The scene made Nina more heartbroken than ever.

In an emotional scene, Nina discovered Asha collapsed on the sofa, the wine bottle rolled on the floor. Nina sat down, burst into tears, her hands trembling, holding her friend’s hand. It was not only worry for a friend, but also the fear of losing a part of her youth, a part of the memories they shared together.

Nina knows that without someone to pull her back, Asha could slip further into darkness. But will friendship be enough to save her? Will Asha have the courage to admit that she is self-destructing?

Coronation Street has truly captured the devastation of emotional trauma: it destroys not only the victim but also their loved ones. The story between Nina and Asha is both painful and beautiful, as it exposes the fragility of human beings when faced with darkness.