All Coronation Street spoilers for next week as legend ‘disappears'
Coronation Street is lining up a huge week for the younger Weatherfield residents, as Aadi Alahan's (Adam Hussain) party goes awry.
When Brody Michaelis (Ryan Mulvey) brings LSD to the party, three attendees get their hands on the drugs – including Nina Lucas (Mollie Gallagher) and Summer Spellman (Harriet Bibby).
Something disastrous happens, and the girls are left wondering whether to report the incident to the police…
Kit Green (Jacob Roberts) asks for a statement, but his personal and professional lives could soon collide once again when he learns Brody is his son.
Debbie Webster (Sue Devaney) also finds herself down at the cop shop, but what has happened?
Elsewhere, Steve McDonald (Simon Gregson) makes things official with Cassie Plummer (Claire Sweeney) and Todd Grimshaw (Gareth Pierce) finds himself on the wrong side of Millie Silverton (Kaitlyn Earley) once again.
Plus, Maria Connor (Samia Longchambon) is concerned when husband Gary Windass (Mikey North) doesn't return from his trip to Durham.
Is he ok?
Here's a look at next week in The Street…
Bernie suggests to Aadi that he throw a party in Dev's absence, and he invites all the local youngsters.
Carla asks Betsy to luck up the factory, but she soon gets into the celebrations with Brody, Dylan and Lauren and forgets to turn the key!
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Brody produces a bottle of LSD, telling Dylan that he's going to use the bash to scout for potential customers. However, when Aadi finds out, he's furious and throws him out.
More distracted by trying to woo Amy, he leaves his share of the drugs with Summer and Nina, who knock their parts back, unaware of the consequences that will follow…
But where has his drink gone?
Aadi comes from upstairs only to realise someone else has took it, and Lauren rushes out feeling unwell. Is she high?
Later in the evening, Nina and Summer let themselves into the darkened cafe and soon become spooked by the sound of sirens.
Elsewhere, Kit reveals to Bernie that the DNA test has confirmed he's Brody's dad. But will he keep the revelation to himself?
Summer and Nina retrace their steps from the night before, discussing the incident they witnessed on the night of the party and agreeing to keep quiet.
Bernie apologises to Aadi and Asha for Brody's behaviour, while someone's condition deteriorates after accidentally taking LSD. Kit tells Aadi that he'll have to make a statement down at the station, but will he tell the truth?
Elsewhere, Debbie calls Kevin and makes out that she's staying at a spa hotel to clear her head, but she's actually at the police station.
Abi's the one who goes and collects her – but what has happened?
Across the cobbles, Steve hands the divorce papers to Tracy, as she forms a plan for his birthday.
Cassie spoils Steve, but as she pulls him in for a kiss, he's summoned to the Rovers. He has no idea that Tracy has organised birthday drinks and has no intentions of discussing the end of their marriage.
Steve quickly makes his excuses and leaves, with her soon following to find him in Cassie's arms.
Plus, Kit comes clean to Sarah about Brody's paternity, and Liam tells Maria that Gary isn't answering his calls following his visit to see Anna in Durham. Where is he?
Nina confesses to her uncle Roy that she took hallucinogenic drugs at the party, and opens up about the events she can remember from the night. Roy urges her to go to the police.
Boosted by Carl's words, Ronnie presents Debbie with a bottle of champers and hopes that they can reconcile. She refuses to acknowledge his proposal, admitting that she's still deeply in love with him but she wants him to find happiness with someone he can grow old with.
Elsewhere, James tells Todd that he's become a personal trainer, and Theo is clearly jealous. Millie decides to form a plan, telling Todd that she's booked him in for a PT session to apologise for her recent behaviour.
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Later, he sees the teen swigging from a can of lager – despite being pregnant. She begins him not to tell her father.
Plus, Maria is relieved to get a message from Gary, telling her he's with a mate and will be home soon, plus Steve kisses Cassie and says he doesn't care what anyone else thinks about their relationship.
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