As we leave the somewhat scandalous Pleasantview, we come upon a quiet business orientated town called Bluewater Village.  It is here that Herb and Coral Oldie have taken their grandaughter's to live after their parent's divorce.  Their plan is to give the girls a stable environment as well as a sense of responsibility working at the family's diner downtown.  As promised as soon as Lilith got her grades up he invited the headmaster over and convinced him to enroll the girls in the prestigious private school.  As far as Angela and Lilith's relationship is concerned living with MAry Sue and Daniel made the girls as mean and crazy as their parents. So now it's  up to Coral and Herb to get both of them on the right track.
Across the way, you can't miss the humongous mansion that is owned by the elusive Malcolm Landgraab III.  Word is that his wife Margaret died in childbirth with their son Malcolm IV. So as Malcolm III tries to build his empire he is also trying to raise his son by himself. Oh, and if you're in Bluewater Village, be sure to drop into the new supper club called Club Dante. Just a little plug for Malcolm.
It was then off to see the Tinkers where Stephen was left with the family business of toy making by his father not really sure if he wants to continue with the family business the toy making bench is just collecting dust.  Ron would  not be happy with what his son is doing. Meanwhile, his wife Wanda wants to expand the family especially now that their daughter Melody is about to enter college.   Stephen is hoping that maybe Melody would take an interest in the business but Melody has made plans for other things starting with getting herself into private school.
Seeing the flower shop down the street couldn't help but stop in.  The flower shop is owned by William and Mary Delarosa they had the intentions of leaving it to their only daughter Florence that was until twins Fleur and William II were born.