Brothers and sisters

Bára and Venca are getting married, but an unexpected obstacle stands in their way. How could this have happened? Can such a surprising situation be resolved quickly? Will Svatava finally marry them? Bára's uncle Adolf sees it rather negatively - and Johana, the eldest daughter of the parish priest Svatava and the carpenter Pepa, is not thrilled about it either. The Kopalov and Boček families, Venca and Bára's parents, will enjoy the wedding very much. Venca, on the other hand, wishes that today had never happened at all.

Something is wrong here: newlywed Venca didn't sleep at Bára's. Johana vaguely warns her mother Svatava that a lot of trouble is coming, but Svatava interprets it her way - who told Johana about her wild partying from her youth? Svatava first suspects Hynek Kopal, then she herself reveals to Johana her old adventures at the university dormitory. Johana doesn't like to hear about them; only Pepa is sure that it won't be the end of the world.

Venca seems to be coping with the new situation much worse, while Bára, with the help of Adolf and Vladimír, is determined to get to the bottom of things. In the editorial office, Lucka pulls out of Pipi that Venca is living in the editorial office instead of with the Bočeks because Bára wants nothing to do with him. Gossip spreads, the Bočeks are more than confused. Johana thinks it will get worse and that no stone will be left unturned. All they can do is keep their cool and hope that nothing will get as hot as it boils.

Bára and Venca gain an unpleasant certainty and must solve the problem. Monika believes that a woman's skirt will cover everything, but when she reads Bára's girlish diary, she suddenly has a lot of questions and has to come out with the truth herself. Her husband Bob, although he still has no idea, starts filming short videos on social media to bring some order to the confusion. Venca also stops by his parents' bookstore and asks for an explanation of how he came into the world. Only Franta Košťál, grandma's friend, finally has the peace he deserves.

Bára stops by Svatava's place of worship because she already knows the ancient secret of her origin and thinks that Svatava could explain a lot to her. But Svatava can't give her a satisfactory answer. Venca tries to date Káča to forget Bára, but his efforts haven't had much success yet. Grandpa Nekuda won't let anyone help him, everyone is confused, and Tereza getting drunk in a bistro instead of cleaning suddenly doesn't seem like the worst news. And who on earth is František?

It's all a bit too much for carpenter Pepa: he learns from Svatava that Johana's siblings are also Bára and Vencea, and they're calling from the hospital that his father, Grandpa Nekuda, has broken his neck. Monika also rushes into the raging mill with her little one when she only reveals the more bearable half of the truth to Bob: the young people are going to get divorced. But it all ends with a conciliatory Night of Churches, when the newly formed sibling sextet performs a beautiful concert with Eva Olmerová's gospel song, "Ó boží den".