Maddie reflects on her feelings towards Sam, acknowledging his attractive traits but realizes she needs time to understand if he's genuinely kind and funny.
Maddie seeks advice online and from friends about whether it's acceptable to date Jo's casual ex, receiving a mix of responses.
Shu and Nia offer differing opinions — Shu encourages the date, unaware of who Jo is, while Nia suggests talking to Jo and reminds Maddie she doesn't have to date anyone.
Maddie reveals to Jo that she's moving out to live with Nia and intends to accept a dinner invitation from Sam.
Jo coldly acknowledges the situation, showing signs of being hurt but not openly confronting Maddie about it.
During their conversation, Jo admits that they were never truly friends, just flatmates, which leaves Maddie with mixed feelings.
Shortly after, Maddie is called home urgently by her mother because her father's solicitor has arrived to read his will, which is unexpected to Maddie.
At her family home, Maddie learns from Mr. Ackah, her father's solicitor, that her father left an investment worth £50,000 solely to her.
Maddie's mother and brother James are stunned by this revelation, with her mother expressing an expectation for a share, citing financial needs in Ghana.
Despite her mother's and James's reactions, Maddie is told by the solicitor that the money is hers alone, as per her father's emphatic will.
James points out the irony of their mother's earlier statement about not being attached to Earth's material things, quoting the same Bible verse she used.