Lily Platt (Grace Ashcroft Gardner) is set to spiral with guilt over the fate of missing Coronation Street villain Jodie Ramsey (Olivia Frances-Brown), after revealing she ignored a text message pleading for help.
Jodie, who terrorised the Platt family by gaslighting her half-sister Shona (Julia Goulding) and attempting to seduce Shona's husband David (Jack P Shepherd), disappeared after being shot in a struggle. While most of Weatherfield is relieved she is gone, Lily remains attached to her aunt and is consumed by guilt.
Lily's Secret Confession
After Jodie went missing, her estranged father Doug (Steve Evets) returned to the street to reveal that something horrible has happened to her. Overwhelmed with guilt, Lily confessed to David and Shona that Jodie had sent her a text message pleading for help days before her disappearance, which Lily ignored.
Believing she may have been the last person Jodie turned to, Lily has pushed her family to organise an online vigil in hopes of finding her aunt, whose ultimate fate remains unconfirmed. Jodie's blood has been found in the back of a car, and there have been creepy calls to her phone.
Vigil Plans and Fireworks Chaos
In Victoria Garden, Lily sets up her vigil for Jodie with the help of David, Shona, Jake (Bobby Bradshaw) and Ruby (Billie Naylor). David and Shona are trying to convince Lily that Jodie was not the doting aunt she appeared to be, but the troubled teen is still wracked with guilt.
However, the vigil may not bring closure, as Lily messes around with fireworks that cause an explosion at Underworld, suggesting her guilt is about to explode in upcoming episodes.