DRIFT

Namdi seeks counseling for the marital problems he's facing with his wife, both at home and in the office. Ada questions her relationship with her parents' driver.

With the concerns from the rest of the household and things seeming to get worse between Namdi and Bridget, Bridget makes a peace offering to Namdi.

Namdi gets into a relationship with his office assistant Lisa, despite his wife's suspicions. Ada has to find a way to keep her brother Emeka from revealing her relationship with Tony to the parents.

Namdi gets into a fight with Bridgette after she refuses to let him bring a maid into the house. Emeka warns Tony to stay away from his sister.

Bridgette confronts Nnamdi about spending the night outside. Ada blames the marital problems between her parents on her father and decides to side with her mom.

After Nnamdi tries to mend things between Bridgette and himself, disharmony creeps back in when a relative asks for financial assistance.

Nnamdi gets closer to his counselor and misses a date he planned with Bridgette.

The nature of the relationship between Nnamdi and Bridgette's friend Chinwe is revealed.

When Chinwe comes to spend the weekend, Nnamdi must ensure that his relationship with her doesn't get exposed.

Ada gets suspicious of the relationship between her father and Chinwe. She decides to confront Chinwe about it.

Ada runs into her father while he's out on a date with Lisa. Nnamdi gets a business proposal.

Nnamdi asks Chinwe to be patient. Bridgette calls Nnamdi wasteful and gets closer to his therapist than anticipated.

Ada is heartbroken with what she discovers. Bridgette approves the proposal despite denying Nnamdi earlier.