Next, Daisy Midgeley (Charlotte Jordan) finds her stalker Justin (Andrew Still) with a new bouquet of roses, which puts her nerves to the test once more in Coronation Street.
Since Daisy’s entire ordeal started when Justin started delivering her bouquets, we know the flowers are quite important in this story.
Daisy makes it obvious to Justin that she isn’t interested in him and that she wants the flowers and other gifts he’s been sending her to stop, but once he begins to slam Daisy’s phone with a barrage of texts, things only get worse. She cries in the arms of Daniel (Rob Mallard) because it’s all too much.
They provide PC Scott with the texts from Justin after Daniel argues that they need to contact the police. Daisy and Daniel play it down and claim that Justin hasn’t truly committed a crime, but the response isn’t what they were hoping for.
Daisy, who is on her way home, sees Justin and becomes furious, so she seizes the flowers and shatters them.
Daisy punches Justin in the face because she is so enraged despite Justin’s efforts to calm her down and his conviction that he is just acting out of kindness.
Charlotte Jordan recently told us, “This is the first time Justin has touched Daisy and that’s really crossing yet another line for her.”
Even though she feels helpless and has no control over the situation, she has some control over who physically touches her. She simply believes she has some degree of control over that.
After that, Justin explains to her that his mother recently passed away and that the flowers were for her funeral. He was on his way to see George (Tony Maudsley), who had seen Daisy’s actions, to discuss the plans.
Moreover, Daisy later requests to go to the police station after Justin accuses her of assaulting him. As if that weren’t enough.