Malachi has to accept his marriage has ended, especially when he interrupts his ex-wife having culinary-themed phone sex with her new fiancé. After some soul searching and help from his son, he comes to terms with the break up in his own way.

Martin is trying to establish himself as the boss after his charismatic father Tony passes away. He is met with resistance from the employees and criticism from his girlfriend – why can’t he be more like Tony? After a series of revelations, Martin learns to step out of his father’s shadow and do things on his own terms.

Steven is feckless, notoriously promiscuous, and when he learns his two young sons are living nearby and not abroad as he was led to believe, he kidnaps his sons for the day out of spite. Despite parenthood being harder and more time consuming than he ever imagined, he falls in love with his two boys and decides to become a better man.

Wendy starts a passionate yet challenging relationship with Steven. When she introduces him to her mum however, she realises just how cruel and manipulative she can be. With Steven’s help, she learns that she can be loved.

Glen is torn apart with guilt after cheating on his girlfriend. He comes clean but the damage is done. Malachi reassures him that the path through adulthood is rocky, but we all make mistakes. A trip down memory lane has Glen decide it is time he grew up and accepts responsibility on his own terms.