Insensitive bragger Tiffany Turner invites her girls high-school classmates, without partners, who are however consulted privately, to a reunion 'starring' herself. Four former losers, whom almost everyone picked on, hesitate whether to attend, rekindling bad memories or flaunting improvement. Succesfull advertising executive partner Frances James's devoted gay personal assistant Jonathan Kurtiss books despite her protestations, regretting he can't but feeling she needs a break. Rebecca Gilbert's hot fiancé Matt O'Connor encourages her to go, but for once without her clingy buddy Jenny Gross, a fat, immature winer, who ends up going separately and bitter to find allegedly elsewhere engaged Jenny there. Sophie 'So' Wong, who sleeps (usually once) with countless hunks except perfect gentleman Dr. Doug Graham decides to show off how her now athletic body even if that means admitting her medical ambitions failed. After some sneers and hiding in the restroom as they used to, the quartet ... Written by KGF Vissers

After walking out on the reunion, the quartet wandered trough the city and bought a lottery ticket using their birth dates, only jenny didn't chip in. Shortly after, it's up and worth almost $5,000,000. Slatteren Sophie would have lost it hadn't Doug taken it with her bills, which he insisted to handle before she got cut off or even evicted. Matt eagerly 'helps spending' Rebecca's share, but loses his usual excuse to avoid planning a wedding date. Jenny bluntly demands a 'share', rendering Becca's efforts to secure a consolation price impossible, but gets $1,000,000 just from her, despite Matt's opposition. Frances intended to keep working with partner Trevor Myers, but he prefers to buy her out until a major prospective client refuses to sign up unless she handles his account, so she plans starting her own agency with Jonathan. Written by KGF Vissers

The big client Jonathan and Frances hoped to land in order to put their new firm on the map likes their proposal and slick rival Zach Armstrong's put can't get his board to accept either due to their most size. Jonathan's perfect gay partner inspires them to become partners, despite her shocking suggestion Jonathan might ave given the game away, which does the job. Matt gets drunk celebrating, yet Jen refuses to believe that's another excuse to avoid discussing a wedding date and is pleasantly surprised. Jenny got an equal share after all and insists to invite the others for another lame gross home party. Patrick hates helping until he discovers how Sophie has blossomed. Written by KGF Vissers

Now Matt has proposed to Rebecca, their parents join the friends in preparations, only her domineering mother drives everyone crazy, not least with blind hostility to her father. Jonathan keeps smoothing things, notably making Frances understand new partner Zach has a right to claim an equal vote and a point image is crucial for a new firm, even that means more expensive offices. At the bachelor party, Sophie gets drunk enough to end up in bed with Patrick. Initially uninvited Zach slickly works the crowd, Tiffany is told to come back later but maintains her news will shatter the girls. Written by KGF Vissers

Jonathan makes sure Frances appears properly-extravagantly attired at the Melbourne Cup and asks partner Zach about his reputation as serial date-user, which he explains as dealing with his wife's tragic demise. Matt couldn't guess Rebecca's father wold relapse into his gambling addiction when asked to deliver the cash to book the wedding venue. Doug discretely guides Sphie to deal with her late ex Leo's memory by donating to the hospital where they met as medical residents. Tiffany's extortion bluff against Jenny is called. At the Cup, 'model' Rebecca exposes herself crushingly and Sophie is arrested with cocaine. Written by KGF Vissers

Jonathan finds out Frances is gloomy because it's the third anniversary of her father's death, which she never properly dealt with, and sacrifices his day off to achieve cathartic closure. Matt fixes his gambling-addicted father in law's error by booking an alternative wedding venue while Rebecca blames her lottery winning for his relapse. Doug encourages Sophie to finally tell her parents, who never visited her place before, at a dinner co-hosted by her sister. After another clash, mainly due to admitting her cocaine arrest, makes her father walk out, Doug stands by Sophie, which arouses her. Wes Fitzpatrick wisely limits himself to watchings sports with his male in-laws while his bride bickers with her sister, Jenny, who promised to help organizing the wedding but rather took over and planned her own dream party. Tiffany begs Rebecca for a $20,000 loan to fight her ex's custody claim and over-reacts dramatically when turned down. Written by KGF Vissers

It takes Jonathan's eye to make Frances realize she's interested in client Elliot Clarke, who clearly digs her, as well as hunky partner Zach, and push her to choose the first, seeing Zach flirt around. Doug looses his patience with Sophie after she deliberately arranges for him to see her latest one night fling starkers. Even Matt can't talk Becca out of offering suicide-survivor Tiffany further support even after being thrown out as 'loser and reminder of her bad past'. Patrick supports brother in law Wesley against his bitching sisters. The girls encourage Jenny to flirt until she can 'dump her virginity' with party discovery Rhys Mitchell, while even Becca can't condone her meanness over Patrick's night with Sophie. Written by KGF Vissers

Despite Jonathan's pushing, Frances fails to seduce partner Zach but comes to terms with his flirtatious past. Matt clears all doubts about his accepting to set the wedding date. Sophie refuses any help in her upcoming cocaine trial, which spells prison time, but ultimately Doug, whom she bluntly drove away, learns about her trauma with lover fellow med student Leo's death in an accident she blames herself for. Acknowledging Patrick's 'sexual graduation' sets things straight in the Gross family. Written by KGF Vissers

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Jonathan volunteered to mind his sister's children, but must rush out for a printer's crisis, so Frances gets a taste of babysitting with Zach, who proves a natural. Matt has gone to think at his mother's, but Becca refuses to accept he may not return, as especially Jenny suggests. Her pregnancy test is negative. Her brother Callum drags him to her place, but they're not able to. Patrick organizes a wedding anniversary for his parents, inviting even Jenny's date, ranger Rhys Mitchell. Sophie enjoys a 'regular' date with James 'JB' Bartlett, but rather scares him and shies away from intimate conversation or sex. Written by KGF Vissers

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Doug is badly hurt in a car crash caused by Margaret Sommers, who dies in it, and her young, fatherless daughter Maddy, whom Jonathan and Frances take care of until the grandparents turn up as guardians. Becca was lightly wounded and gives mixed signals when Matt insists to see and console her. Instead of enjoying her (accidental) 'hero' status, Sophie just wines it all brings Leo's death back, but finds comfort with JB. Rhys has come to his senses, trying to kiss Jonathan, outs himself but reminds friends with the Grosos family. Written by KGF Vissers

Dr. Doug Graham courageously starts a painful, long rehabilitation, which brings him close together with Becca, who coldly keeps Matt at arms-length. Sophie just wines on, now even in therapy, although even Doug 'forbids her' to feel guilty, and dumps JB for no actual reason. Jonathan and Frances attend the Sommer funeral for Maddie's sake. Jonathan convinces Frances at least to her out her mother, who gave her up for adoption as a baby, and now wants a part in her life. While Wes's wife's pregnancy-obsession drive him to despair, even denied any alcohol, her fat sister Jenny's 'easy girl' experience proves most embarrassing. Written by KGF Vissers

Zach gets a surprise visit from his doted and devoted grandparents Don and Gwen, and gets Frances to play along along, to Jonathan's amusement, as his 'fiancée' because Don's near-dying wish is to see Zach 'hooked up'. Doug has completed rehab but stays with Becca, now his over, which they only tell others after her brother Callum accidentally finds out. Sincerly concerned Matt's reconciliation attempts are waved. Jen keeps spending on party-animal 'friends' who care not for 'moneybags', who threatens to move out when her parents warn against waste and especially excessive drinking. At his football team's rambunctious victory party, Matt's warning against serial seduction champion Sean Brody comes true most embarrassingly. Sophie enjoys five consecutive hot nights with team mate Jake, but refuses any other contact. Written by KGF Vissers

With their business nemesis Trevor Myers after a major account, Jonathan and Fraces suspect industrial espionage when her laptop is stolen from the office, but he also comes up with imaginative alternative suspects. Jonathan can't keep his eyes of studly sergeant Grant Taylor when the police calls them to collect the culprit, who turns out to be Frances's never-mentioned half-sister Lily Patterson, a diabolically provocative minx, yet Frances considers acting as role model. Matt's declaration of persistent love and reformed commitment is dismissed as if mere jealousy. After Sophie dumped Jake, he turns up again at Callum's outdoor bowling birthday party. Patrick, who offered her a ride home, is knocked unconscious in the parking lot. Written by KGF Vissers

Jonathan is amused to see Frances naively ignoring his warning inviting her super-impish teenage sister Jasmine is asking for trouble, yet stands by her while she keeps stepping in for their self-absorbed mother Lily. Matt keeps bending over backwards to prove he loves Becca and is ready for true marital love, but she stubbornly pretends to love only Doug anymore. Jake Peters is proven innocent after Sophie mobilizes the gang and informs the police she assumes he knocked down Patrick and stalks her. Jenny helps her parents hide that mother Trish Gross is being tested for cancer. Written by KGF Vissers

Matt starts to despair about Rebecca but refuses to give in as Sophie counsels, who got him to voluntarily guard her with more unsubstantiated accusations against men. Zach, who sided with Frances against his 'unfaithful' father, counsels her to start enjoying life instead of remaining an alcoholic. Instead, she excuses all Jasmine's excessive misbehavior as a cry for help and steps in for 'mother' Lily, to the point of offering a stable home when she plans to move in with her latest lover in Perth, only to be turned down by the spoiled-rotten brat. Jen does a lousy job trying to take over the household while mother Trish is diagnoses in urgent need of cancer surgery. When Trish postpones it not to spoil Wes and Bridget's pregnancy joy, Jen spills the beans. Mother Carolyn Gilbert's stuck-up attitude spoils the wellness weekend Rebecca booked for them, but warns her not to spoil her romantic future out of bitterness like she did. Written by KGF Vissers

To playful Jonathan's delight, flirtatious Zach and Frances take him and Sophie, who keeps playing the stalker victim and wildly incriminating men, along on a beach-house 'working weekend', where very little work gets done except on the partners' (re)discovery of hedonism and blossoming affair. Dropping by 'for financial accounting', Matt finally gets Rebecca to prove she still loves him, but she dares not dump Doug. Patrick protests, ultimately successfully, when his posh big sister Deirdre arrives in her control freak fashion to take (over) mother to a Sydney hospital. Written by KGF Vissers

Although amused by Zach and Frances's clumsily-obvious puppy love, Jonathan must warn against adverse effects on business, notably potential new Internet novelties empire client Nev Barnsworth. Matt convinces Rebecca he's ready to work to a wedding in due time and Doug gracefully bows out, but the rest of the gang is harder to convince true love must triumph over reason. Inspired by good sport Doug, Sophie decides to apologize to the countless men she cruelly dropped without a word, and gets varying responses, if any. JB proves more then a special case, dating her again but for twisted reasons. Written by KGF Vissers

Matt's repeat proposal finally gets Rebecca to pin a wedding date, to his relief the next day, without extravagance, which he friends, who now accept him, can't understand. Jonathan rightly warns Fraces that Zach's ex Claire's appearance can only spell trouble. Indeed they spend time remembering the son they lost 5 years earlier. Sophie is finally ready to commit to Doug, but concludes from a mere phrasing he must be over her. Jen confides only into Callum she's keeping a promise to God to donate her fortune if her mother's cancer was healed, and is donating it (well, $1,000,000) to the hospital. When Matt realizes. Written by KGF Vissers

Matt's bachelor party is as lame as Rebecca's hen night exuberant, until Patrick coming over inspires them. The couple enjoys a dream wedding, where even her mother sort of behaves. Jonathan can't hide that he fears his relationship with Chris is breaking down, but concentrates on Zach's ex Claire, who ultimately fails to win him back as Frances started to expect. When Dou announces he expected a London job for a year, the girls convince Sophie to declare her love, but when she does at the airport he calls that unfair, only to stay after all. Written by KGF Vissers