Debbie Webster – the woman who always exudes calm and toughness – is about to shock the whole of Weatherfield as she prepares to enter a love milestone full of surprises.

Ronnie Bailey, the man who has patiently accompanied her for a long time, decides to get down on one knee and propose amidst the romantic Christmas scene.

The cheers, lights and Debbie’s smile make the moment a picture perfect one – but behind it lies unexpected cracks.

Because Debbie is battling dementia.

She is still not fully aware of the severity of her condition, and the audience begins to wonder: does Debbie really know she is nodding out of love, or because of some fuzzy memory from the past?

Rumors spread that Debbie might suddenly kiss Ryan in a moment of confusion. Just one small action is enough to make Ronnie start to doubt, and Ryan doesn’t know how to react to this “lost heart” situation. Maybe Debbie is just mistaken, but that mistake opens a new chain of tragedies.

Imagine: on the day of the proposal, when Ronnie is about to say the words, Becky – the new villain – appears with a “shocking” photo or recording. The whole crowd is stunned, Ronnie backs away, and Debbie is so confused that she doesn’t understand what is going on.

A night that was supposed to be for love turns into pain, when Debbie has to face her own mind that is gradually betraying her. And from here, Coronation Street opens a new chapter: where love, memory and trust are all tested to the utmost.