Cris and Diego have agreed to separate amicably and move back in with their parents, just until they get sorted. They soon realise that staying friends after a breakup will not be so easy.

Cris and Diego start doing things together on the days they swap Cloe, park walks, movie afternoons, even pizza, wine, and couch time. They both end up wondering, did they make the right choice separating, or is there still time for a second chance?

Cris and Diego hire lawyers to mediate their separation. Though the lawyers advise them not to see each other, they quickly defy that advice when a mutual friend invites them to her 40th birthday. Neither Cris nor Diego wants to go.

Cris and Diego will have to put their separation issues aside when their parents, fed up with following the constant instructions on how to handle Cloe, declare a rebellion. It's time to spoil her. After all, that's what grandparents are for.

Not everything is bad when it comes to separating. On the weeks they don't have Cloe, Diego and Cris are free and commitment-free, so they decide to party. But they've been out of the nightlife game for so long.

Diego and Cris start dating other people, and with the first dates come their fears and insecurities. Are they ready to date again? Do their forty-something bodies still have appeal?