Four Sisters Before the Wedding

The Salazar sisters hold a virtual meeting to discuss CJ's marital problems and the strain it causes the family. They also reminisce about a similar issue from their adolescence, using the past to frame the present. The gathering sets a tone of urgent family cohesion and potential reconciliation.

During a years-ago birthday dinner for their grandmother, Ibiang criticizes Caloy for his insufficient income as a schoolteacher. The critique exposes financial pressures and parental expectations. The moment plants seeds of conflict that echo through the family history.

Grace confronts Caloy about his relationship with Linda, hinting at an ongoing affair. She reveals plans that they will separate around their wedding anniversary, which shocks the siblings. The argument exposes fault lines in their marriage that will haunt the daughters later.

Bobbie learns that Linda is the first name of Mrs. Malvar, Caloy's boss, tying Caloy's personal life to his professional world. The discovery fuels further suspicion and complicates loyalties within the family. The revelation widens the circle of potential affairs.

In a café, Alex spots Caloy embracing a girl and notes the possibility of a DNA sample, fueling rumors of infidelity. The sight intensifies the sisters' suspicions and pushes them to investigate further. The café encounter becomes a catalyst for the ongoing drama.

Tina Marie overhears conversations and proposes hiring Bette, a spy, to investigate Caloy's affairs. Bette seduces the café guard to obtain CCTV footage, escalating the effort to uncover what's really going on. The family moves from suspicion to active pursuit of evidence.

Reviewing the footage, Alex notices a poster of Caloy's companion, which Chad identifies as Love Mae Tete. The clue tightens the web of relationships around Caloy and his circle. The discovery ties together multiple threads of love, fame, and duty.

Grace meets with her first love, Edwin, rekindling a past connection. Later, Gabbie discovers a suggestive Erwin message on Grace's cellphone, making her fear an ongoing affair. The emotional stakes heighten as past and present collide.

Grace and Caloy learn that Bobbie qualifies for a student exchange to New York. Caloy reveals Linda recruited him for a five-year teaching job in the U.S. and that she will temporarily house him. The family weighs the impact on Bobbie and the marriage as plans shift.

Love Mae calls Caloy to arrange another meeting at the café, reopening the possibility of an affair. Alex overhears and notifies Bette, linking the lovers to the ongoing investigation. The café becomes a crossroads for romantic entanglements and mis communication.

In the café, Chad confesses his feelings to Bobbie, despite her objections. Teddie taunts Bobbie, triggering a brewing confrontation that nearly ends in disaster when a car carrying Ibiang nearly hits them. The moment underscores how fragile the sisters' bond has become.

A DNA test reveals Love Mae is Caloy's niece, reframing the romantic web surrounding Caloy. Grace clarifies that she does not have an affair with Edwin, who is revealed to be gay. The family begins to reconcile as Caloy and Grace reaffirm their love, and Tina Marie emerges with a new identity as Toti Marie.

In the present, CJ confesses that he almost cheated on his wife Princess. His sisters urge him to come clean and ask for forgiveness, reminding him of the family’s unwavering love. The scene closes the cycle of past misgivings with a plea for honesty and renewal.