The End of the Line

Nervous since her usually spontaneous friend pre-arranged a night out, Kelly suspects that her friend’s good news will be the end of their relationship.
Kelly was played by Liv Austen.  The episode was written by Helen Cattle and directed by Mark Heywood.

Simone stares at the bathroom ceiling after falling. As she waits for her husband to come home and help her, she passes the time by telling a spider on the ceiling about how hard it would be for her to be a mum.
Simone was played by Selina Kaur. The episode was written and directed by Mark Heywood.

Essex girl Chelsea breaks her own rule and goes back with a guy after a first date. As they get high, he quizzes her about her plans for the future.
Chelsea was played by Alexandra Donnachie.  The episode was written by Michelle Payne and directed by Mark Heywood.

Mia summons up the strength to tell her doctor that she's had enough. She wants action. Fed up with PCOS she wants a full hysterectomy.
Mia was played by Elinor Machen-Fortune. The episode was written by Hannah Wales and directed by Mark Heywood.

Martha reflects on how differently her friends treated her when she became a step mum.
Martha was played by Amy Harris.  The episode was written by Emma Pitt and directed by Rachael Walsh.

As she cares for her sick mother, Shivani reflects on her own life choices and what it is like to be the daughter of a reluctant parent.
Shivani was played by Ruchika Jain.  The episode was written by Kim Fleet and directed by Mark Heywood.

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Bethany finds her diary from years ago and reminisces about a pros and cons list she wrote to help her decide if she wants to have kids.
Bethany was played by Lorraine Horgan.  The episode was written by Claire McGowan and directed by Mark Heywood.