She tells Casey: "I know that my marriage to Noah is only for appearances, just for a green card...but sometimes it gets confusing. It makes me sad to be exclused from a part of Noah's life."

What a selfish beeyotch! She hasn't expressed any concern over Noah's sacrifice or Luke's for that matter. Earlier, when Luke and Casey were helping the "couple" move into their new love nest, Ameera starts talking to Luke about she and Noah in the "we." "You and your family have been so kind to us but now me and Noah can set up a real house like a real married couple."

How Luke just doesn;t become unhinged and start saying: "Bitch! Keep youir hands off my man!" I'll never know. At least the show isn't having Noah be conflicted - that would be too much to stomach. As soon as his "wife" was out of the house with Casey, the gay lovers are in the bedroom, breathing heavy, rip their shirts off and look like they are about to kiss and more. Cool! I'm there, let's go.

Of course there's a banging on the door. It's the immigration dude makiing an unexpected visit. Check out the clip below to see how it goes down. There is a little bit of comedy that I enjoyed even as the stupid storyline continues to annoy me:

The second clip shows Luke's growing frustration with this whole charade. Noah pulls out of their hug on the porch saying the immigration agent "might still be watching." Luke leaves, pissed, then we see Ameera wondering where Noah is gonna sleep. Clueless Noah replies: The agent "could come back. It would look strange if we were sleeping in seperate rooms."

Yeah, like he's got a nannycam in the house or something.

An exasperated Luke gets home and his dad asks: "How'd it go?" I LOVE Luke's answer: "It sucked! ...I'm beginning to think this whole arrangement was just a huge mistake." Then, he adds: "Dad, you don't know how lucky you are. You're free to be with the person you love."
Here are the rest of the scenes: