February 13th 2025.
Abi Webster nervously walks into her first therapy session in Coronation Street. As she takes a seat and looks around the room, she's surprised to see someone she knows there as well. It's a much-needed familiar face in a time of turmoil.
Ever since the traumatic death of Mason Radcliffe, Abi's life has been spiraling out of control. She was the one who found him after he was stabbed by his brother and immediately called for an ambulance. But sadly, Mason didn't make it and Abi was there to witness it all. This brought back painful memories of losing her own son, Seb, who was killed in a gang attack.
The video of Abi's breakdown isn't available anymore, but it's clear that she was struggling. She started experiencing hallucinations of Seb and became obsessed with protecting her other son, Alfie, from any harm that may come his way. In the upcoming episodes, Abi is back in the hospital, but this time to support Kevin Webster, who has been diagnosed with testicular cancer. She is there for him, but the hospital setting triggers her anxiety and she runs out.
When Kevin wakes up from his operation, he's disappointed to find that Abi isn't there to see him. Little does he know, she's outside in the carpark, tormented by thoughts of Mason's final moments. Suddenly, she sees a gurney with a sheet over it and can't resist the urge to uncover it. But what she sees under the sheet shocks her to her core.
Meanwhile, the audience is left wondering what Abi has seen as they are teased with upcoming EastEnders spoilers. But let's not forget the soaps fans who are eagerly waiting for the latest gossip from Emmerdale and Coronation Street. They can join the 10,000 members of Metro's WhatsApp Soaps community and get access to exclusive content, such as spoiler galleries, must-watch videos, and interviews.
Back in the week, Abi attends her first therapy session and runs into a familiar face. The session seems to have a positive impact on her as she later tells Kevin that it went well and she's ready to take care of him. It's a step in the right direction for Abi, finally.
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