Over the weekend, Coronation Street dropped a shocking twist: two characters disappeared, leaving no clear trace, only fragments of clues enough to send the whole neighborhood into a hunt.

The first person disappeared after sending a text to a friend: “If I’m not home by tonight…” — and the text stopped mid-sentence. Phone turned off. No one showed up at home.

And no one knew who they were meeting.

The second person was last seen at a cafe in Weatherfield.

She left the cafe looking nervous, constantly looking back as if she were being followed. One witness could only remember one detail: a dark car left the area at the same time.

The police were involved, but information was scant. The neighborhood began to panic. Debbie, Carla, Leanne and even Steve joined in the search, going through street corners, shops and old security cameras.

Drama erupts when an item belonging to the first character is found in the vacant lot behind the garage — the same place Carl Webster used to hang out. This shakes Abi, who thinks Carl is involved, but Carl denies it and panics to the point that Debbie becomes suspicious.

Meanwhile, a leaked CCTV footage shows the second character leaving the cafe looking like he’s running away. The more they watch, the more certain it’s not a random disappearance — it’s a preparation, a fear, or a warning.

Other storylines begin to get involved: Lisa and Becky worry that the disappearance is related to someone in the police; George suspects Theo is somehow involved; and Carla thinks it’s a sign that Weatherfield is hiding a bigger secret.