Now in their forties with grown children of their own, it seems as if two sisters will be forever at odds until Geneva learns about Lacey's distress over her son Ben's recent decision to track down the father he has never met. Seeing that her wise counsel and aid can be useful once more, Geneva jumps full-heartedly into the big-sister, take-control, dole-out-advice role, but will her help be appreciated or resented? Can the long contentious history of these sisters be brought to a point of reconciliation?