Beef's seventh episode begins with a beautiful view from Amy and George's new holiday residence. It appears that the agreement with Jordana was finalized, and Amy ransomed her life to operate Koyohaus for a further five years.

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The Praise Team's new leader, Danny, captivates everyone with his exquisite singing voice. Near the stage, Edwin is nowhere to be seen. As Veronica joins in the singing, he is standing directly behind the back row cradling his newborn. Edwin appears displeased and envious. Now that Esther and Danny are a couple, his life is genuinely ideal.

Edwin and Veronica have been having marriage troubles but Danny says all they can do is pray for things to get better. Amy and George have got a new “furry” friend for June as well, Luca. We see the relationship flourishing like before. Little things like Amy letting George feel like he saved the day with the deal by selling the Tamago are helping. George is hosting a party the next day at their house, so they have to leave the vacation home.

Danny’s life has completely changed. He has become everything his parents wanted him to be. He has even completed the house he wanted his parents to live in. In fact, we see Danny talking to them on the phone and learn that they are flying out tomorrow to stay with Danny.

The apartment where they previously resided is now Paul's own. George admits to having an affair with Mia while having sex. He has been internally consumed by it. Despite his attraction to her, George claims that their relationship was not sexual in nature. Amy finds it strange that they bonded on a more profound, spiritual level. Although George is honest in his apology, she is more outraged by the fact that he fell in love. Amy decides to meet Dr. Lin alone since she thinks she can use it as leverage right now.

At Danny's home, where Paul, Bobby, and Michael are also present, Edwin turns up. Edwin unexpectedly requests to participate in "whatever Danny is doing in construction," indicating potential.

Amy is having issues processing and accepting George’s infidelity. She recalls the magical feeling she had when they first started dating. But it has slowly dwindled since then. After June’s birth, the couple has somewhat lost their edge.

The additional obligations have separated them. She recognized the goodness in George and believed that if the best aspects of each of them could unite, they could lead fulfilling lives. Amy sobs as she inquires about the feasibility of unconditional love. Amy tries to focus on the present but memories of her upbringing and parents come to mind.

When Danny (as Zane) and George first meet, they have a fun talk. Up until Danny's despair is brought up, which he frankly admits. George advises him to speak with Amy, who is dealing with the same problems. When Danny declines, he invites him to the party that evening. All of our primary characters are present as it is a celebration of George's artwork.

Among other things, we see Jordana and Naomi kiss passionately while at the same time, Amy is in shock to see Danny. She pulls him apart and angrily enquires why he is there. He makes a genuine attempt to end the beef and enquires about her well-being. For a moment, Amy reciprocates but then the conversation turns sour like usual. Danny spots the waist tattoo that Amy has and compares it with Kayla’s photo. He storms out of the house calling Amy a sick psycho. She follows him and threatens him against blackmailing Amy with the information. But Danny returns their equation to square one as they insult each other and have another “beef.”

Beef is now streaming on Netflix.