After an evening of explosions and fire, Sam's long forgotten memories of Helmand come flooding back with vengeance. With Dylan worrying for her mental state he invites her to spend the night on the boat. Later she is awoken from a peaceful sleep by banging and clattering. What's going on? What's that noise? And most importantly, why can she smell vanilla icing?

Whilst relaxing in the staff room, in the midst of a busy shift, Sam meets a curious and chatty little girl. Soon Sam and her start to talk and Sam confesses that she still has feelings for her ex husband thinking that Dylan will never find out. What Sam never expected was for the little girl to go and tell someone her secret, someone who Sam had been hoping wouldn't find out.

Dylan Keogh's day has been the worst he's had in years. All he's done is treat boring cases and argue with his ex-wife. When the chance at treating an explosion patient comes he jumps at it. But why is everyone acting so strange around him, is there something that they know that he doesn't?

Dylan Keogh is known for not showing his emotions. He puts up walls to stop people seeing his real feelings; making him come across as a grumpy and dry-witted person. Never has anyone seen him with his defences lowered. He never imagined lowering them completely for anyone, and he definitely did not imagine that they'd come down in the middle of the night for his unborn baby.