Belinda now lives in a house near the army base with her toddler aged daughter, Julia. She caught her husband cheating on her with one of the neighbors and it seems like getting her family back together is attempting the impossible. Belinda is alone with no friends and her mother is deeply frustrated with her; will Belinda ever reunite her family?

Belinda: "I miss Phil - we talk to each other on the phone everyday, well, I ring him up lots. It's so good to hear how he's been but sometimes the sound of his voice just doesn't seem to be enough. Sure, he's cheated on me in the past, but I've lied about some things. I knew he wasn't a family man when we first met, but I dragged him in on this despite his reservations."

Belinda: "Phil is so HOT!! I can't remember why I was so angry with him. Oh yeah, that redhead on the other side of town. That's okay though. Phil says it's over with her and I believe him. Now he's back in my life and I can quit work and get back to doing what I do best - being a mother." (snicker)

Belinda: "I bet Phil is hungry after all the making up we did this afternoon. I've learnt how to make salmon, a special treat for Phil. I wonder though, who's phoning him at this time of the day?"

Phil: "'Ma was wrong about us - Belinda and I know how to keep our house tidy. Where does she get off coming over and telling us we live like pigs?"

Julia: "Look at me - I'm a big girl now! Too bad I have to grow up in my swimsuit so daddy has let me buy some new clothes."

Julia: "I was also allowed this teddy and I carry it around with me all the time. Dontcha love my new clothes?"

Phil: "This computer is the best investment we've ever made. Belinda was upset about spending so much money on one thing - I can sorta see where she's coming from but we haven't treated ourselves in a real long time."

Phil: "I'll do the gardens for Belinda. It'll give her a mood boost and I might end up with some action. I thought about studying for my next promotion but I've done all that back at the army base - I'm all good."

Phil: "Again???!! That woman is always pregnant. Jeez, I'll have to talk to her about that later on - now doesn't seem to be the right time and Belinda always gets upset when I ask her about these things."

Phil: "Thank goodness I got that promotion - we really need the money. I hope I don't have to go back to the base anytime soon - I know how much Belinda wants to go home. At least we have one less thing to worry about - we can pay the bills, fill the fridge and I'll send some money back for Cheryl to help her with her little one."

Cheryl: "This is my baby Jordon, he's so gorgeous. Remember when I said I wanted a little boy just like Jonny? Jordon is beautiful, he looks exactly like his daddy with his black hair. I gotta stop thinking of Philip - everytime I wake up I want to talk to him, and I want to flirt with him..."

Belinda: "You've been a great nanny, but I'm home to take care of my children now. I'll be sure to pass your number on to my daughter - she's going to need all the help she can get."

Phil: "I don't get this - I got home and dinner wasn't ready. I know Belinda's in the loo having a baby but she could've made something earlier and popped it in the fridge. I can't believe after 7 kids, she's still not on autopilot."

Belinda: "Hello there Jennifer, I'm your mummy. You know you look a little like me, but you have your daddy's beautiful red hair."

"Hey hun, it's been a while, hasn't it?"

Phil: "I'm in a pretty good mood at the moment, I actually don't mind going around and doing the repairs this time 'round...."

Phil: "That woohoo really put me in a good mood - I'm cleaning the bench and I didn't need to be told. No whining either."

Phil: "Look at you sweetheart, you look just like your sister, even got the same hair. When your mummy wakes up, we'll get her to cut your hair for you so we can tell you two apart."

"Jeez doll, what did I tell you about calling me while the missus is around? Did I say missus? No, I'm pretty sure I said my mother..."

"Ariana is a gem, gosh I love that woman. She's a complete bookworm but we have some mad chemistry - I love my redheads and I'm pretty sure she digs my fit bod. We get along so well, I don't think anyone understands me quite like she does. I hate to say this too, but she's a much better cook than Belinda. If she became impatient with me and wanted to be with someone else, it would tear me apart. I don't see myself breaking up with Belinda, we have too much history."

Phil: "Okay sweetheart, I'll get off the phone and teach you how to talk. I see your mummy still hasn't fixed your hair."

Cheryl: "Sometimes Philip comes in to work - I heard that his parents were concerned about Jordon. They have nothing to worry about, I'm doing the best I can."

Cheryl: "It's hard coming home and looking after the baby and also taking care of the kids - I wish mum would hurry up and come home. Philip invited me to his house to discuss the children and we ended up in his bed. I promised that I would never let him get to me again, but Philip can be such a charmer."

Cheryl: "I've seen Gerard Dumont checking me out a few times. He's not my type though. Why do I always chase after the guy that's likely to get me into a whole bunch of trouble."

Billy: "I snagged my first kiss today from Jenna, she's totally out of this world and I think I'm in love..."

Billy: "She's put a bounce back in my step so we helped Dion and Celine with their homework - maybe it will help them with their grades."

Cheryl: "I shouldn't feel all excited about this, but I'm having another baby - maybe Philip and I should be careful next time because I don't have the money or the space to support these children. I learnt how to make cheesecake this afternoon - hopefully there's no side effects."

Diana: "Billy and I got a promotion this afternoon so we combined our money and bought this. And no, I don't feel bad about not spending the money on that baby - I'm getting sick and tired of picking up after everyone elses messes. Jonny better not put his mittens on this thing - did I mention how much I hated kids?"

Cheryl: "Jordon grew up to be so cute (lol!). I'll teach him how to use the potty after a quick nap and some more of that yummy cheesecake."

Cheryl: "There we go little man, how could I forget how this goes? You're talking like a real big boy."

Cheryl: "Oh no, Celine forgot to do her homework again, no wonder why the social worker has been calling. I'm just glad she doesn't make a personal visit because I haven't had time to clean the house in ages."

Jonny: "It's great having a bit more independance and I'm going to be a romantic, just like the old man. I'll make us toaster pastries every morning. Hear that Dion, we can eat toaster pastries all the time now."

Jonny: "You two are the only ones that have noticed my birthday. It might be because we're the youngest - we'll always be close."

Jonny: "Eeek, I hope Diana doesn't find out - she'll kill me!. Cheryl shouldn't have phoned that repairman already, I can fix this no sweat."

Cheryl: "Twins! Not twins! Gosh, I wish mum were here to help."

"The girls look like their father, I named them Angela and Deidre. I wish Philip would help somehow."

Cheryl: "Hey what's going on? Where are you taking the children? My babies, you can't just take them away from their mother. And Celine, why are you running? Anyone would think you were happy to leave."

Social Worker: "I'm sorry Miss Green, but I'm here to take the children into care. I have phoned numerous times to express my concerns about Celine's grades but I'm glad I didn't wait a second longer to make a personal visit. When I arrived there wasn't any adult supervision and one of the babies were asleep on the kitchen floor surrounded in dirty bottles. The potty hasn't been emptied in god knows how long and the children are hungry. Don't tell me you never neglected these children Miss Green, and having Billy miss school to take care of younger children is frankley quite unacceptable."

"I'll be over to pick up Diana, Jonny and Billy when they return home from work. As for your children Miss Green, you will have to contact their father about visitation. Their grandfather has expressed concern for the children for a long time now and wants to take immediate action."

Cheryl: "How could they take my babies away from me? They shouldn't be with a bunch of strangers - foster care is no place for them. They need their mother. I can't believe this - I'm so lonely, the house has never been so quiet."