Now that the mother of the family Hilde (Ruth Maria Kubitschek) has, after a further amount of confusion and chaos, finally married the man she has fallen for in the twilight of her life, Theo (Ernst Stankovski), and he has moved into the Reimers’ family villa, it looks as though Hilde’s happiness will be complete. But she discovers that it is hard for her to keep up with the fastest tempo which Theo maintains in everyday life. She doesn't want to seem like an old lady, so she doesn't tell him about her mysterious dizzy fits -- and even when she collapses while out shopping, causing her to miss the plane for their honeymoon, she keeps quiet about her health problems. Which means that Theo is disappointed and annoyed that they have missed their honeymoon -- and their fragile marital bliss is at risk! The course of true love is not running smooth for Hilde’s daughters, either: Anja (Tina Ruland) is sad because her girlfriend Karin has gone to Brazil by herself and not even bothered to get in touch. Things between Regina (Marita Marshall) and Robert (Michael Roll) have been intense since Robert lost his job in the bank, leaving it Regina to earn a living for them while he plays the part of house-husband and father. And Frank (Oliver Bootz) is not a happy man either, since he has the distinct feeling that Susanne (Susanna Simon) has never really accepted his job as a car mechanic and doesn't realise at all how much effort he is making for her and little Viktor. Will Hilde and her daughters manage to solve their problems?