The Party That Went Horribly Wrong
It all begins with a house party at Audi Alahan’s (played by) home. As partygoers gather for a night of fun, Brody Mikeellis (played by) reveals to Dylan that he has brought along LSD to sell. Dylan immediately becomes alarmed, fearing the repercussions of the drugs being brought into the house. Audi quickly kicks Brody out once he discovers the drugs, but the damage has already been done.

With Brody gone, the rest of the group, including Summer (Harriet), Nina, and Audi, consider taking the drugs themselves. Nina and Summer eventually go through with it, while Audi gets distracted. By the time he returns, it’s already too late—someone else has taken his share, and the night’s events take a dangerous turn.

A Night of Terrifying Uncertainty
Under the influence, Summer and Nina wander the streets of Weatherfield, eventually finding their way to Roy’s (David Nielsson) darkened café. With Roy away, Nina lets herself and Summer into the café, unaware that the worst is yet to come. The girls, now deep in their drug-induced state, are shaken by the sound of sirens in the distance, and they cling to each other in a panic-stricken state. It’s clear that something terrible has happened, but the details remain foggy in their minds.

The next day, Nina and Summer’s memories of the night are hazy at best. Still, they know something went terribly wrong, and they are determined to retrace their steps to piece together the disturbing events of the previous evening.

The Fallout
Meanwhile, someone else is seriously affected by the drugs—an innocent partygoer who unknowingly consumed Audi’s share. The consequences are dire, and Kit (Jacob Roberts) soon learns of the drugs being involved in the party and starts questioning Audi about the details. As tensions rise, Kit demands to know who was responsible for supplying the drugs, placing Audi in a difficult situation.

Summer and Nina, struggling with their guilt and fear, decide that the best course of action is to keep quiet about everything. However, Nina’s conscience soon gets the better of her. When Roy returns to Weatherfield, Nina can no longer keep her silence and confesses everything to him. She admits to taking the drugs, and to her horror, she realizes how badly things went wrong.

Roy’s Urgent Plea
Concerned for Nina’s safety, Roy urges her to go to the police and tell the truth about what happened. He believes it is the only way forward and insists that the situation could spiral even further if they remain silent. But Nina is torn. She’s faced with the decision of whether to expose the truth, potentially implicating herself and Summer, or to hide what she witnessed and hope that the authorities never find out the full extent of what occurred.

With everything hanging in the balance, Nina must decide whether to take responsibility for the consequences of that fateful night. The pressure mounts as Roy watches her struggle with her conscience. The key question remains: Will Nina do the right thing and go to the police, or will she continue to keep quiet to protect herself and those around her?