Winners and Losers

Our four favourite girls face the dilemmas of living in the moment. From first date nerves, to pain and suffering from the past, and what to do when seizing the moment just goes completely wrong.

Bec and Matt's dinner proves to be a night of highs and lows for the four friends as they navigate very different romantic entanglements.

Bec experiences an emotional breakdown, JB's frustrated as Sophie negates his attempts to get to know her better, and Frances realises just how different Paul and Zach are when they help her babysit.

In Jenny's last week of her teaching placement at Renwood, she discovers the extent to which one of her students is bullying a student. Propelled by her own experiences, Jenny confronts Tiffany about her past behaviour. Bec is confronted with Matt's own struggles as he finds his place in the new family dynamic. Having kept Matt at arms length from Harrison, Bec now tries to push them together. But

When Jonathan and Rhys are the victims of a brutal assault, Frances goes on a crusade to obtain justice. In the process Flynn becomes aware of Frances's passion and skill as a lawyer - so invites her to join him as a partner in his private practice. Feeling increasingly alienated in his marriage to Bec and as 'Daddy' to Harrison, Matt turns to Tiffany for a sympathetic ear. Determined to show Matt

Frances's surprise that it will be just her and Flynn in the law practice is soon overtaken by Tiffany's request that Frances take over as her lawyer in the custody hearing...and the case starts tomorrow. Despite immense reservations, Frances agrees to help out. Matt and Bec's relationship continues to crumble as Matt emotionally disengages from the marriage. When an egregious claim is made in the