Sylvia may be having twins conceived by different fathers.
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How does Sylvia tell her husband that she may be having twins conceived by different fathers?
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Has Sylvia's deception endangered her unborn twins?
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Sylvia defends her deception and her decision to get pregnant despite medical advice.
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Sylvia's estranged husband Tom finds out about the twins by walking in on Sylvia's prenatal exam.
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Sylvia tells her parents she is pregnant and serves the divorce papers on Tom.
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Sylvia is shocked when Tom seeks custody of her unborn twins.
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Sylvia is becoming withdrawn in the face of Tom's vicious fight for custody of her unborn twins.
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Richard, convinced he is the father of the unborn twins, proposes to Sylvia, while Tom accuses her of kidnapping when she violates the court order and leaves the house.
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While Tom and Richard verbally spar over her, Sylvia is very moved by young Robert's confession about an imaginary father.
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Sylvia had a surreal Thanksgiving dinner that owed nothing to reality.
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Now ordered on bed rest, Sylvia attributes her husband's interest in her pregnancy to evil motives.
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Sylvia goes on a strange shopping trip with Tom which changes her feelings about her pregnancy.
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Sylvia is having a change of heart about divorcing Tom; struggling to save her unborn twins and weak from anti-labor drugs, she now believes Tom is the only one she can trust.
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Although Sylvia 's husband Tom is hostile towards you for prescribing anti-depressants to Sylvia, he talks to you about his love for her, his custody fight, and his hopes for the health of the unborn twins.
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Sylvia is waiting for the twins to be born before confronting her ambivalence towards her husband Tom.
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Sylvia meets Hal in the Maternity ward of the hospital, and Hal meets Sylvia's husband Tom.
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Sylvia is outraged when she finds that she might have been ousted from her job.
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Sylvia has the goods on SII's CEO Lloyd Major, that "rollerblading, snowboarding son of a bitch."
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Sylvia gets a call from SII CEO Lloyd Major that puts her at ease about her job. But is Mr. Major planning some other form of attack?
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Hal, trying for a romantic balcony scene, instead falls off a ladder while proposing to Sylvia.
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When Richard sues for custody of the twins, Tom finds out about the extent of Sylvia's infidelity and flips out.
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You try to convince Tom that, ultimately, Sylvia's numerous affairs were for his benefit.
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Sylvia, hospitalized after her water broke, tries to keep from delivering her twins for a few more days.
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Sylvia gives birth to her twins, although one is in the neonatal intensive care unit.
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While Tom and Sylvia take up residence in a hospital waiting room, three men each claim to be the father of the twin still in the ICU.
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Sylvia copes with the repercussions of the scathing article while trying to repair her relationship with her husband.
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Sylvia is trying to cope with the difficulties of being a new mother in a corporate environment.
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Sylvia's relationship with Tom is improving now that she's back at work, even though she's reluctant to admit feeling love for him.
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In the emotional wake of witnessing a friend's violent epileptic seizure, Tom & Sylvia are able to renew their marital intimacy.
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Sylvia feels a rush of love towards Tom that equals the passion she used to feel, after Tom demonstrates great tact and insight by making a friend of one of Sylvia's former lovers.
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Sylvia's sister-in-law, who lost her own baby through miscarriage, kidnaps 3 month old Grant.
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Sylvia and Tom try to cope with the post-traumatic stress caused by Tom's sister's "borrowing" of 3 month old Grant.
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Sylvia and Tom are at odds with Tom's family about releasing Tom's sister from a mental hospital.
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Sylvia's mother decides to prove that Tom's sister cannot be released from confinement in a mental hospital.
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A family barbecue attended by Sylvia's parents and her in-laws turns into a brawl over Tom's sister Beverly, currently confined to a mental institution.
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Sylvia frequently tells her husband that she is too tired to have sex, but she's afraid that he's comparing her languor now with her recent promiscuous and vigorous extramarital activity.
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Sylvia touches you with her concern following your father's sudden
illness and she muses about life's progressions from birth to marriage to
death.
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Sylvia is strangely moved when she finds out that Richard is seeking custody because he has testicular cancer which has rendered him sterile.
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Sylvia's ex-lover Richard is dying and desperate to determine if he is the father of the twins.
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Sylvia, motivated by compassion and greed, secretly agrees to test the twins to see if Richard could be the father.
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Sylvia is slipping into a web of lies trying to get Lloyd's million dollars and to satisfy Richard's dying desire to be with his child, all while keeping Tom in the dark.
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Sylvia calls to say that Richard has died.
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Richard's funeral is an emotionally-wrenching backdrop to the unraveling of Sylvia's deceptions.
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