A month after their mother’s death, Lea and Debbie find themselves at opposite ends when a family heirloom in the form of a humongous golden pig appears. The inheritance comes with a strange caveat – it is given to the first sister married and promptly sends the sisters to an all-out war.

Lea goes into housewife mode and reckons what being a “strong and independent woman” really means. Debbie dives into the dating world - reconnecting with anyone who was remotely interested in her from the past and attempts to be every boy’s “dream girl” while still keeping a secret of her own.

The party’s in full swing at Lea and Zachariah’s engagement. Lea desperately tries to fit into Zachariah’s world and Debbie’s gift only seems to make things worse. Zachariah gets an idea from his friends to quantify his marriage.

Lea finds a marriage contract that Zachariah drafted behind her back. A confrontation ensues and the couple questions at what price will they each have to pay for marriage? Debbie finds herself falling for Hao – only to have her walls come up even higher as her past catches up to her.

Lea struggles to accept that she may have lost the Pig while her happiness now lies in Debbie’s hands.