Episode 4274
Junes is very angry with Eddy for ruining his phone. Adil tries to calm everything down. Later Junes apologizes to Eddy, but wants money for his broken smartphone. If Adil hadn't touched him, Eddy would have payed, but now he's not paying anything. Bob shows to Tamara, with calculations, that he and Thilly match for 17%, but Tamara and he for 97%. Bob gives Lowie his final business plan to read through. Kaat slaps Kobe after he insults her. Marianne wants to visit Ann, but finds Jessica and Ann in their bathrobes. Marianne makes her conclusions.
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