NEWBIE Aaron Sandford reveals the horrifying truth about who is abusing him next week in Coronation Street.

The teen, portrayed by James Craven, first appeared on the ITV soap earlier this year and has been romantically connected to Summer Spellman (Harriet Bibby).

The lovebirds met at a diabetic support group and have been growing close in recent months.

Summer was reluctant to get intimate with him because of her own insecurities, but they're closer than ever at the moment.

He's even landed himself a job as Kevin Webster's apprentice at his garage.

However Aaron's behaviour in recent weeks has raised a few eyebrows.

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He runs away from situations without any explanation, and has also shown some mysterious behaviours – which has made some viewers worry about him.

Some think that he is being abused by his dad after seeing some cruel behaviour.

In upcoming episodes of the show, Aaron reveals who has been hurting him.

Summer bumps into Aaron in the garage and he has swollen lip and he soon runs away.

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Clearly worried about him, she brings it up later when they meet and he gets angry that she's brought it up.

He realises that he shouldn't have been mean to her and confessed that it was his dad – an alcoholic – who hurt him.

Will Summer be able to help?

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