1987 (#1) - Rose's threats to Christine and Paul and Danny's intervention

Despite trying in every way to move on, these are difficult times for Nina, who cannot stop suffering from the news of her baby's death. Christine, Karen, Molly and Danny are all gathered around her and cling to her grief trying, in vain, to comfort her. Christine, meanwhile, tells Karen all the facts that have happened recently and, in particular, she tells many details about Rose and her single mothers center and, together, they discover with great astonishment that Rose has a criminal record and is a very dangerous woman. When they ask questions about Rose's and her team's behavior, Karen and Christine become even more suspicious, finding strange that continuous psychological pressure Rose has adopted too often to make the girls give up the idea of having a baby. Finding then strange Rose's sudden change of attitude when she learned from Nina that she would not have an abortion, Christine is convinced that in reality Nina's baby may not be dead at all. Karen, Christine and Nina went to Rose to confront her harshly. Rose denies any accusations, but in the end she is forced to admit that she gave the baby away and that, after all, she did so in a completely legal way, having Nina previously signed the adoption documents. When Karen begins to ask more specific questions about her own business, Rose's partial answers suggest that her adoption process is not entirely legal. However, Rose insists that Aidan is now happy and has a family and love that Nina could never have given him. Then, frightened that her illegal trafficking might come out, Rose orders Vince to tie up the women. Dr Felix is about to sedate the girls just as Danny and Paul break in, who manage to save everyone despite Rose getting away and getting away with it.

1986 (#34) - Nina's desperation, the friendship with Christine and Danny's support

Desperate for the death of her baby, Nina finds herself going through a very difficult time. Neither she nor Christine, who finds herself spending a lot of time with her in the hospital before her discharge, imagine that the news given to her by Rose is in fact absolutely false, just as Molly and Karen do not imagine it either. Once discharged, Nina decides to end all relationships with her previous life, but it is Christine, once again, who prevents the girl from giving up on herself. Aware that the woman is struggling with a severe depression, Nina is in fact welcomed by Christine, who offers her friendship and all her efforts to make her forget the past. The two young girls start to get distracted and have fun, enrolling in a dance class and starting to frequent nightclubs. But despite all the fun and commitments, Nina is unable to forget her child: an emptiness that Christine will never be able to fill. However, Nina's sense of emptiness is felt by Danny, who, like Christine, started seeing the girl often. Between the two, unaware of Christine who doesn't notice anything, a certain feeling begins to arise. The two of them start to get closer, surprised by how quickly time passes during their encounters in which both of them completely open up to each other by telling and expressing their moods. The situation becomes embarrassing when Christine surprises them alone to console each other; the two, feeling guilty also for the fact that the situation was leading them to exchange a tender kiss, decide to stop seeing each other, for the good of all.

1986 (#33) - The misunderstandings with Beverly, the story between Molly and Jason

Christine's intuition to go looking for Nina and Molly at a center for single mothers, was really good luck. In fact, in addition to finding Nina, Christine also meets Molly, and convinces her to return to the shelter to Karen. Meanwhile, Danny meets Jason Carter, Molly's ex-boyfriend and informs him about her pregnancy. The boyfriend, completely shocked by the news, immediately agrees to see Molly and love seems to have blossomed again between the two. It is Molly, in fact, who confesses to having pushed the boy away, and not the opposite as she had told him, for fear that Jason would not have wanted to take the responsibility of becoming father. Christine shows Molly that sometimes people can accept the burden of responsibility, and makes it clear, therefore, that she must finally contact her mother and be honest with her. Danny and Christine talk to Beverly in this way, and then they prepare Molly by telling her that her mother is coming to town; in vain, Molly tries to refuse to face her mother, but Christine finally manages to reason with her. Mrs. Stark still believes that her daughter is in Genoa City for work reasons, and is willing to talk to her daughter to convince her to resume her studies. Before she can start this conversation, however, Molly interrupts the mother and reveals the real reason why she left home: the pregnancy. To Christine and Danny's surprise, however, Molly's fears and suspicions finally come true, as Beverly shows that she is not ready to accept a pregnancy for her daughter, as she has other plans for her. Enraged and disappointed with Molly, Beverly leaves leaving the girl alone and crying. But consoling her, besides Christine and Danny, is Jason, who promises to stand by her and confesses to her that he loves her.

1986 (#25) - Karen's social work shelter and the meeting between Molly and Nina

Determined to help Molly and do the best for the little one, Christine and Danny turn to Karen Olsen, a social worker who runs a shelter for teenagers who are alone and on the run from their families. Karen is delighted to welcome a rock star of Danny's caliber to her shelter, and hopes this will bring visibility and publicity to her core so she can help many more girls. Among the many girls housed in the center, it is Loretta Smith who particularly impresses Danny; Always influenced by Danny's music, Loretta is a very problematic girl who lives in a state of despondency due to the uncertainty of having to deal with an unwanted pregnancy. Danny is very fond of the girl and establishes a very strong connection with her, to the point of understanding that he has to work more on this very important issue; in the same way, Loretta is thanks to Danny that she is able to accept herself and her condition, starting to experience pregnancy with great joy and happiness.Molly, however, categorically refuses to tell Christine or Karen the identity of her parents and, in the meantime, sends a letter to Beverly reassuring her about dropping out of college and informing her that she has found a job in Genoa City. Molly, meanwhile, meets her roommate Nina Webster, a teenager who, like her, is expecting a baby conceived in the bathroom of a nightclub with a vanished guy named Jimmy Malloy. Molly and Nina immediately make friends and both agree to leave the shelter as soon as possible. Nina, meanwhile, learns of the existence of a house for teenage mothers in the city and contacts the owner, who is none other than Rose DeVille. Rose offers Nina her help and, above all, a free place to stay. Nina informs Molly that she has decided to leave the refuge to live with "Aunt Rose" and soon the girl urges Molly to join her. Molly thus, increasingly nervous and pressed by Karen to reveal her parents' names, decides to flee the help centre to reach Nina from Rose. When Karen realizes she can no longer find Molly, she informs Christine and Danny that Molly has disappeared into thin air again.