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Abi (Sally Carman) was last seen in Weatherfield when she cut ties with her fiancé, Kevin Webster (Michael Le Vell) in heartbreaking scenes in order to prepare for her revenge plans against her son, Sev Franklin’s (Harry Visinoni) murderer.
Although it was the spoiled brat Corey (Maximus Evans) who kicked Seb to death, it is his accomplice, Kelly Neelan (Millie Gibson) who is paying for his crimes in lifetime imprisonment with a minimum term of 15 years, while Corey savors his success in his football career.
After hiding for a short time, Abi is ready to return to the cobbles this month, alongside horror twists with the collapsed sinkhole, the car crash with the Alahans, the estranged couple drowning, and the drug lord Harvey Gaskell’s (Will Mellor) escape from prison all happening in Corrie’s super soap week.
Coronation Street Spoilers – Will Abi Franklin Get The Justice She Wants? Or Will Justice Die With Her?
Evil Corey Brent Points The Gun At Abi — Will She Survive?
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Previous Corrie spoilers have revealed Abi has got a gun to shoot Corey near her parents’ house if not hindered by a police officer. However, ITV’s latest photo spoilers for the upcoming intense week show a bloodied Corey shouting and pointing his gun towards a terrified Abi laying on the floor underground in the Victorian sewers, while the water rises due to the rainstorm.
It remains a mystery why and how Abi and Corey end up fighting underground, but previous spoilers have teased that a busker has recorded an important piece of evidence that proves Corey had thrown the bag on the river after that fateful night. Could it be that they are headed there to find that bag?
Sebs bereaved girlfriend, Nina Lucas (Mollie Gallagher) is concerned for Abi despite wanting to have Corey killed. Will she be able to save Abi as the storm intensifies? Or will she receive the news that she’s murdered by the same culprit?
Coronation Street Spoilers – Corrie Boss MacLeod Teases Abi Franklin’s Revenge Is Not Yet The End of The Story
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Corrie producer Iain MacLeod has spoken to the media and promised that Abi and Corey’s scenes are emotional and incredibly tense.
He clarified following the highlight of the hate crime story in the soap’s biggest week that the story isn’t over yet.
“We set out to make a week of breathless, brilliant drama – and boy, have our outstanding cast, crew, design team and writers delivered!” Iain told Mirror.
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