Summary Amaar and Rayyan are arguing about how and when to host their first dinner party, which Amaar sees as a piece of cake to arrange, while Rayyan sees it as an important milestone on how others will judge their marriage and as such which requires much thought and consideration. Regardless, they decide to hold it this evening. One unplanned invitee is Charles Thorne, Reverend Thorne's older brother who is in town on business to audit the city's books, much to Sarah's horror and Ann's disgust - disgust both for the audit itself and in that she is attracted to him as a man. The brothers Thorne are somewhat estranged - the reverend who uses the word hate to describe how he feels about his brother - but Charles seems to want to extend an olive branch. Amaar inviting Charles is a way to get the two brothers together and talking. Three issues have the potential to turn the dinner party into a total disaster. First, Amaar is trying an untested menu with non-cook Rayyan as his assistant. Second, three of the four invitees - Reverend Thorne, Sarah and Ann - hate the fourth. And third, the possibility of the character flaw that the reverend sees in his brother - his obsessive nature which led to Charles abandoning his little brother when they were younger - rearing its ugly head despite Charles' assertion that he is a changed man.

• Comedy
• Sitcom