Come on, Cousin

YAU CHEUNG not only reprimands YAU TIN for abusing his power to meet his own ends, but also teaches TSOI-YEH and CHING-MAN a lesson. With TSOI-YEH facing the allegation of being an informant for the TV station, HEI LAI-MEI opines that he'd better answer to the allegation and separate from his wife, otherwise, he can no longer be a politician. Not wanting her marriage to be affected by her job, CHING-MAN suggests pretending to be separated in public. LAI-MAN's father arranges LAI-MAN to have a blind date with a wealthy heir, but LAI-MAN shows no interest in him at all. During his ad-hoc inspection at the store, YAU CHEUNG hears that half-asleep YAU TIN reveals his scheme, so he slaps YAU TIN to wake him up, claiming that he is not going to give YAU TIN a penny. On top of that, he is also going to take back everything that he's given to YAU TIN.… ...