Episode 37
Sulaiman is pressured by Salmah to quickly start a family while she and Nadiah have to deal with the pressures of extra expenses when their water heater breaks down. Meanwhile, Norleena who's been feeling under the weather finds out the real reason behind it which ultimately will cause more expenses in the Rahman household. Xue Ling tries to find an investor for Adam's business venture but it doesn't sit well with Adam when she uses the Lim name to sell the business. Frustrated, Adam makes a decision about his business that could ultimately cause friction between husband and wife. Eddie wants to earn more money as an escort but can't seem to get enough jobs. He seeks advice from Mark who plainly tells him that being an escort is not an easy job and that he has to up his game if he wants to flourish in the business. Will Eddie be able to rise through the ranks?
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