Coronation Street’s Leanne Battersby (played by Jane Danson) is set to make a shocking relavation about the well-being guru when she invades Rowan Cunliffe’s (Emrhys Cooper) personal space.
For months, Leanne has been under the influence of Rowan’s self-help group which has caused huge problems in her relationship with Nick Tilsley (Ben Price) and her sister Toyah (Georgia Taylor).
As a result, Nick and Toyah have found themselves in love with one another behind Leanne’s back. But Rowan is aware of the pair’s deceit and has a photograph of them kissing.
Meanwhile, Rowan has also targeted Amy Barlow (Elle Mulvane) into investing in The Institute and encouraged her to quit her job at the bistro.
But Rowan has picked on the wrong person as after a group session goes wrong for Amy she soon tells her mum Tracy (Kate Ford). In upcoming episodes, Leanne will offer Amy Barlow (Elle Mulvane) her job back at the bistro.
Amy receives a voice message from an unknown number in the salon and listens to it in horror before dashing out. Is the message related to her brief time with The Institute?
Leanne later meets up with Rowan and while he’s called to reception, she takes the chance to have a sneaky look on his laptop. But as she glances over the contents of his laptop, she comes across a file named ‘Leanne’ and one named ‘Nick & Toyah’. What has Leanne stumbled across?
Leanne summons Nick to the Bistro, what does she know? Is Nick and Toyah’s affair about to be exposed?
Meanwhile, across the cobbles, there’s also a shock for Abi Webster (Sally Carman) when Jack Webster (Kyran Bowes) prepares for his day in court after setting fire to Stefan Brent’s offices.
With the plea hearing over, Kevin (Michael Le Vell) chats to Jack while Abi watches Stefan (Paul Opacic) and a mystery woman named Coral having a heated argument in the corridor.
Later, Coral approaches the garage and introduces herself to Abi, explaining that she’s Stefan’s wife and Corey’s mum. How will Abi react to seeing the mother of the person who killed her son?
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Source: USA Today
