Episode 4
With Shelly keeping baby Sebastian with her on the ward overnight, an anxious Andrew and Nathan prepare to bring him home again. Andrew's convinced something's going to go wrong and that Shelly will change her mind, while Nathan struggles to keep him calm. But neither of them is prepared for the shock of what is waiting for them at the hospital
Maxine's day is thrown into chaos when she gets a call from her husband Micky, saying he's on his way home. As she rushes to get everything ready for his return, there's something urgent pressing on her mind - and she turns to a torn Shelly for help.
Things get increasingly complicated for Roanna as she and Ray continue to meet in secret. As their affair gets more serious, it's only a matter of time before someone finds out.
Meanwhile it's the twins' first birthday. Diane and Rick throw a party for all their friends, and Vicky struggles to cope after finding out she's been suspended from work.
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