Coronation Street's Abi Franklin is in danger of relapsing with drugs after suffering an accident at the garage.

Abi had been due to meet her twins Charlie and Lexi with her son Seb before they flew to Australia.

But on the day of the meeting, Abi was involved in a freak accident at the garage which saw her arm trapped by an engine that had slipped.

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Abi was thankfully rescued by Peter Barlow who called an ambulance, but when she awoke in hospital Seb told her the sad news that the twins had already gone without saying goodbye.

In hospital, Abi told a nurse that she wanted to recuperate at home, even though she was told it would be better to stay where she is. She was also informed that she can't be prescribed morphine because it is too addictive.

Abi was later given a letter written to her by the twins that made her even more emotional.

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When a nurse saw her crying and asked if she needed to talk to someone, she told him: "I don't need a counsellor, I just need something to take the pain away."

The nurse was then distracted by an alarm, during which time Abi took her chance to get her hands on a bottle of morphine stolen from trolley of medication.

However, she was caught in the act by Peter who had turned up for a visit. Before he could convince her to put the bottle back, Billy appeared and the pair carried on as if nothing had happened.

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While Peter has been helping Abi, recent spoilers have revealed that his partner Carla Connor will warn him next week over their connection.

Carla will end up issuing a warning to Peter after he lies to sneak off and meet her again behind her back.

Will Abi slip back into her old ways? And is their relationship too much for Carla?

Coronation Street currently airs on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays at 7.30pm on ITV.


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