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Abi Webster\u2019s (Sally Carman) traumatic week continued in tonight\u2019s Coronation Street<\/a> (9th March) as she was trapped by drug dealer Dean.<\/p>\n After giving birth to a surprise baby boy<\/a> in Monday night\u2019s dramatic episode of the ITV soap, Abi fled the hospital in shock. As her story picked up from where it left off, she was seen struggling with pain as she fended off Aggie Bailey\u2019s (Lorna Laidlaw) suspicions that she was the mother who abandoned her baby.<\/p>\n Aggie was left with no choice but to call social services in the face of Abi\u2019s abrupt reaction, while Abi was once again questioned by Tyrone (Alan Halsall) over the stolen car. He told her that he and Kevin could lose the garage if the client reported the loss, so Abi arranged a meeting with Dean, luring him with the promise of another expensive motor.<\/p>\n But later at the lock-up, he spied Abi calling the police on him and attacked her, only for a fragile Abi to collapse in the process. When she woke up, she realised she was bleeding \u2013 but was now trapped in the lock-up with the sports car.<\/p>\n Concluding that she had no other option, Abi used all her strength to pull herself into the car and drove it straight into the locked door. The crash caused her to fall unconscious at the wheel and she was eventually found by police and taken to hospital once again.<\/p>\n Toyah Battersby (Georgia Taylor) called Abi\u2019s phone to check on her, and was stunned to hear that Abi had recently given birth. Toyah is of course still totally unaware that her partner Imran Habeeb (Charlie de Melo) is actually the father of the baby.<\/p>\n Arriving at the hospital, she persuaded a downbeat Abi to meet her little boy in intensive care, despite Abi\u2019s assertion that her son would be better off without her. By the time she came round to changing her mind, a social worker arrived to stop her in her tracks, telling Abi that she now had a custody battle on her hands following her relapse with drugs<\/a>.<\/p>\n