Summary In running Hamoudi Construction in Yasir's absence, Sarah runs into a roadblock when she wants to bid for a lucrative contract in Odena. The roadblock is the potential client, a conservative Muslim named Suhail who won't deal with a woman. Sarah decides she needs a fake male figurehead for the company to act the boss while she makes the actual bid. In her mind, Baber is the perfect candidate, he who agrees since it will give him a chance to boss Sarah around, whether that is part of the agreement or not. Dealing with Suhail and Baber ends up being a little more problematic than Sarah first anticipated. Meanwhile, Amaar, while doing some counseling, inadvertently tells a somewhat negative story about Rayyan. This story gets back to Rayyan, who doesn't want Amaar to talk about her, especially of negative and/or personal stories, as she feels it violates her privacy and makes her look bossy. Amaar agrees and is sorry for his past indiscretion in this matter. When Amaar tells others that he can't talk about Rayyan, Rayyan is even angrier as again her giving Amaar a directive makes her look bossy. Rayyan thinks the only way for Amaar to really stop talking about her is to give him a taste of his own medicine, the information for which gets into the wrong hands.

• Comedy
• Sitcom