Episode 266
With the wedding just two days away, Jay still has Diana on his mind. Bee Li and Xue Ling debate Sheila's motives and her suitability for Jay. Meanwhile, Arjun provides Diana some much-needed support. Adam decides to rebrand the gym with a less MMA-centric focus in an effort to broaden its appeal to gym-goers. The renovations to Bhaskar's new clinic continue to be hampered by his incompetent contractor. Meera tries to help by stepping in to manage the contractor, but this intervention upsets Bhaskar. Suzanne gets a surprise visitor that no one at TCH is thrilled to meet.
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