The second storyline is about to explode: Ben Driscoll – a newcomer to Weatherfield – is facing a chilling mystery: his son has suddenly disappeared.

One scene shows his son boarding a train and… never returning.

Ben is a character that few people pay attention to – he arrived with his family in a “mysterious suitcase”.

The disappearance of his son Will (or Ollie) raises the question: was this an accident, or a “hidden trick” from Ben himself?

The Driscoll family with Maggie and his wife Eva are introduced as “carrying the past”.

The police get involved, Ben is questioned about his past – but he refuses to reveal. The residents of the street say: “Maybe his son was kidnapped, switched, or he himself set up to hide something”. If Becky really is carrying evidence, the possibility of the two storylines intersecting is extremely high.

Prediction:

Will will reappear, asking “Why did you disappear?”.

Ben will be suspected of being the mastermind.

Climax: Ben is questioned by the residents in the Rovers, Becky walks in and plays the “I know” recording.

The Driscoll family gathers at home, Maggie is angry, Eva cries, Will walks in with a panicked look. The feeling is heavy. If you like the “missing mystery – family intrigue – betrayal of relatives” genre, this is the part that will make everyone hold their breath.