Amid the fallout of his mistakes, Flynn Byron experiences a rare moment of emotional clarity. Confiding in Dylan Keogh, he opens up about the deep insecurity and self-loathing that drive his reckless behaviour.

In a bid to face his past, Flynn reaches out to his ex-partner Claire. What he receives in return is unexpected and deeply moving: an invitation to attend his daughter Millie’s dance performance. The message awakens emotions Flynn has long suppressed.

For the first time, Flynn glimpses a version of himself defined not by chaos or fleeting validation, but by responsibility and connection. Fatherhood offers a potential path forward — if he is brave enough to take it.

The storyline adds emotional depth to Flynn’s character, suggesting that even the most flawed individuals can change when given the right motivation.