Evan arrives at his mother Diane’s 60th birthday party, only for his sister Lauren to laugh that they “forgot” his seat. Diane then tells him to leave, even though Evan paid the $4,000 venue deposit. Rather than argue, Evan calmly withdraws his authorization for the unpaid extras and reminds Lauren that her $48,000 business loan is already overdue.
Lauren panics when the restaurant refuses to serve the cake without payment. Her fiancé Grant soon discovers that Lauren has also been using their catering company’s money for personal and unnecessary expenses, including a luxury SUV, a Miami trip, and her mother’s birthday party. The business is nearly out of cash, and Grant realizes Lauren had lied to him about both the company finances and Evan’s loan.
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