The estate agent is making a nuisance of herself and Pippa is looking forward to quality time with Dirkie – while Rian is very worried about Odile’s mysterious past. At and Quinton are at loggerheads and At will have to take drastic action to sort out the new problem.

Christa shows her true colors. Rian makes an important discovery and Pippa puts her foot down when Jana tries to involve her in another publicity stunt. At takes charge of Quinton’s future and Quinton receives an upsetting call from someone from his past.

Rian and Pippa receive news from Peet about the baby, while Pippa makes a decision that she clearly hasn’t discussed with her husband. Quiton has it in for Christa, and Jana and Margot’s task is simplified – with help from Karli. An unknown lady is looking for a certain nurse, but it doesn’t seem like anyone wants to assist her in the task.

Blood is thicker than water - but only if it can be proven. Legal advice needs to obtained by both camps, and Christa asks for help - while public opinion is negative towards a certain story. Judith’s unethical behavior might just give the Jonkers the upper hand.

Toothache and an art exhibition are the causes for great concern in the Ferreira household. Flip has news for Rian about Bertha, and a newspaper article and At Koster influences the Jonkers and their dream house.

The subject of human trafficking makes Pippa think quickly on her feet. Judith’s brother is apparently the answer to the Jonker's massive task at hand. Marcel’s obsession with ‘Boytjie van Potch’ forces Okkie to action. Bertha is not exactly who she seems to be.

The painting is a key to a better life, and Naomi and Zadie meet Ilse's new family member. A TV crew might be the answer to unearthing the truth, and the new rules are explained to Zanel.

The fate of the Malherbe's and Dirkie hangs in the balance. At wants to have a barbeque at his house – but it doesn’t seem as if everyone is excited about it. The relationship between Adler and Jana takes a turn, and a broken leg is not the worst of a man’s troubles.

Pills and a credit card mean more problems for a doctor, and the sparks fly between Tertius and Daleen. Adler makes a doctor a very attractive work offer, while Morné has it in for a few doctors.