Coronation Street's Dylan Wilson Makes Another Big Confession In Bullying Plot

In the bullying plot on Coronation Street, Dylan Wilson has revealed something very important.

After being forced to accept responsibility for bullying Liam Connor Jr. by the police, the teenager in Friday’s (March 8) episode ultimately turned the tables on bully Mason Radcliffe.

Mason had rigged Dylan’s capture with the zombie knife that Liam had been threatened with weeks prior by police officer Craig Tinker.

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Dee Dee Bailey worked with Dylan and his father Sean on how the young man would respond to his CPS accusations in Friday’s (March 8) episode.

Dylan and Liam had a tearful conversation during which Dylan’s old friend disclosed the extent of the agony the bullying had caused him.

“It was awful,” Liam remembered. “I felt like killing myself. All I wanted was for it to end.

The remarks made by his old friend left Dylan completely stunned, and he later admitted to Sean that even though he wasn’t the ring leader, he had contributed to Liam’s suffering.

The teenager made the decision to enter a guilty plea in order to accept accountability for his actions. Afterwards, Dylan ran into Mason, the bully, who congratulated Dylan for admitting guilt and said he would “owe” him a favor.

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“I told them about the hit-and-run,” Dylan confessed to Mason, who was shocked. “I’m not a grass. I took action because it was morally correct.”

The boys were unaware that Gary Windass was eavesdropping on them from a few meters away. Later, he informed Sean and Eileen of what he had overheard.

Eileen informed Sean that he would have to find a new place to live because Dylan had hidden the knife in her yard.

She said to him, “Sean, I really apologize.”